In the Media

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Kin Chung Fong

Feb 28, 2025

The Superconductivity of Layered Graphine Is Surprisingly Strange

ECE/COS Associate Professor Kin Chung Fong was featured in the New Scientist article “The Superconductivity of Layered Graphene Is Surprisingly Strange.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Francesco Restuccia

Jan 10, 2025

Uncovering Major Vulnerability in Wireless Networking Technology

ECE Assistant Professor Francesco Restuccia was featured in the TechXplore article “How Secure Is Your Wi-Fi Network? Research Uncovers Major Vulnerability in Wireless Networking Technology.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 10, 2025

Reducing Traffic Congestion: Lessons From New York and Beyond

CEE Professor Peter Furth was featured in the CNN interview “Reducing Traffic Congestion: Lessons From New York and Beyond.”

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Mona Minkara

Dec 04, 2024

BioE Assistant Professor Mona Minkara Profiled in Tatler

BioE Assistant Professor Mona Minkara was featured in the Tatler article “Meet Dr. Mona Minkara, the Blind Scientist Redefining Accessible Travel and Adventure.”

Bioengineering

Peter Furth

Nov 20, 2024

Signal, Infrastructure Changes Coming to BU Bridge Corridor After Cyclist Killed

CEE Professor Peter Furth was featured in the Boston.com article “Signal, Infrastructure Changes Coming to BU Bridge Corridor After Cyclist Killed.”

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Auroop Ganguly

Nov 14, 2024

Will AI Ever Be Able To Predict Disasters and Save Lives?

CEE Professor Auroop Ganguly was featured in the HackerNoon article “Will AI Ever Be Able To Predict Disasters and Save Lives?“

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Nov 05, 2024

Mucus: It’s Snot What You Think

COE Distinguished Professor Rebecca Carrier was featured in The New York Times article, “Mucus: It’s Snot What You Think.” 

Chemical Engineering

Matthew Eckelman

Oct 29, 2024

New Study Shows How U.S. Factories Could Dramatically Cut Costs With One Simple Adjustment: ‘This Must Change’

CEE Associate Professor Matthew Eckelman was featured in the MSN article “New Study Shows How U.S. Factories Could Dramatically Cut Costs With One Simple Adjustment: ‘This Must Change.’”

Civil & Environmental Engineering