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Xian Li

Aug 19, 2025

New Faculty Spotlight: Xian Li

Xian Li joins the electrical and computer engineering department in August 2025 as an assistant teaching professor in Seattle, WA.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Aug 19, 2025

New Faculty Spotlight: Ruidong Ma

Ruidong Ma joins the mechanical and industrial engineering department in August 2025 as an assistant teaching professor in Seattle, WA.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Aug 19, 2025

New Faculty Spotlight: Dipanjan Saha

Dipanjan Saha joins the electrical and computer engineering department in August 2025 as an associate teaching professor.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Aug 19, 2025

New Faculty Spotlight: Beth A. Winkelstein

Beth A. Winkelstein joins Northeastern University in August 2025 as Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and as a professor in bioengineering.

Bioengineering

Aug 18, 2025

Discovering a Passion for Research

Rania Alshawabkeh, E’25, MS’26, electrical and computer engineering, had the opportunity to be a part of four different research labs during her academic career. With each experience, she was able to expand her research skills and abilities and discover her passion for research.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Aug 18, 2025

Building Leadership Skills in Engineering Management

Yash Shashikant Nikam, MS’25, engineering management, started his career journey in the automotive manufacturing industry. Looking to progress his career in the engineering field, the engineering management program was the perfect opportunity to blend his industry experience with his enthusiasm for leadership and collaboration.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Aug 18, 2025

New Discovery on Plant Evolution Could Lead to Lifesaving Medicine

COS/BioE Professor Jing-Ke Weng and his research team traced the evolutionary history of Canadian moonseed and discovered its potential for developing new lifesaving drugs. 

Bioengineering

Photo of Richard West

Aug 18, 2025

Prometheus Initiative Fuels Open Data for Cleaner Combustion Technology

ChE Professor Richard West, in collaboration with Kyle Niemeyer from Oregon State University, was awarded a $599,925 NSF grant for “Disciplinary Improvements: The Prometheus Initiative: FAIR model and data cyberinfrastructure for predictive combustion science.”

Chemical Engineering