In the Media

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Nathan Post

Jul 26, 2024

Experts Say Damaged Wind Turbine Blade off Nantucket Not a ‘Substantial Concern’

CEE/MIE Associate Research Professor Nathan Post was featured in the Boston Globe article “Experts say damaged wind turbine blade off Nantucket not a ‘substantial concern’.”

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Yoseob Yoon

Jul 23, 2024

Atomically thin transducers could one day enable quantum computing at room temperature

MIE Assistant Professor Yoseob Yoon’s research into quantum computing at room temperature was included in Phys.org, The Graphene Council, StarDrive and The Quantum Insider.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Michael Everett

Jul 10, 2024

Tesla Isn’t as Far Ahead as You Think in Robotaxis

ECE/Khoury Assistant Professor Michael Everett was featured in TheStreet article “Tesla Isn’t as Far Ahead as You Think in Robotaxis.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

aron-stubbuns

Jun 25, 2024

Scientists Sound Alarm Over Threat Altering Ocean’s Ability To Absorb Carbon: ‘A Threat to Global Scale Processes’

MES/COS/CEE Professor Aron Stubbins was featured in the Yahoo article “Scientists Sound Alarm Over Threat Altering Ocean’s Ability To Absorb Carbon: ‘A Threat to Global Scale Processes’.”

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Mansoor Amiji

Jun 25, 2024

Will the New COVID FLiRT Variant Lead to a Summer Surge? Watch for These Symptoms, Experts Say

Bouvé/ChE University Distinguished Professor Mansoor Amiji was featured in the Medical Xpress article “Will the New COVID FLiRT Variant Lead to a Summer Surge? Watch for These Symptoms, Experts Say.”

Chemical Engineering

Jun 18, 2024

While Women Outnumber Men on Campus, Their Later Earnings Remain Stuck

Madeline Szoo, chemical engineering and biochemistry, E’25, was featured in the NPR article “While women outnumber men on campus, their later earnings remain stuck.”

Chemical Engineering

Jun 10, 2024

Discovery Highlights ‘Critical Oversight’ in Perceived Security of Wireless Networks

Sherif Badran, PhD’26, electrical engineering, and ECE Professor Josep Jornet were featured in the Rice University article “Discovery Highlights ‘Critical Oversight’ in Perceived Security of Wireless Networks.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jun 10, 2024

New England Tennis Hall of Fame Opens its Doors to Foxboro’s Jaeger-Helton

MIE Teaching Professor Beverly Kris Jaeger-Helton was featured in The Sun Chronicle article “New England Tennis Hall of Fame Opens its Doors to Foxboro’s Jaeger-Helton” for her induction into the New England Tennis Hall of Fame at the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport as a chair umpire and court official.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering