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Oct 25, 2018

ECE Student Awarded Patent

ECE PhD student Yifan Sun has been awarded a US patent while completing his co-op at EMC. This patent is only 1 of 5 patent applications that have been submitted […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Oct 24, 2018

Student Selected as Future Leader in Chemical Engineering

Fifth-year Chemical Engineering student Gabrielle Rabadam was selected for the Future Leaders in Chemical Engineering Symposium at North Carolina State University.  The symposium selects the top ~20 undergraduate researchers for a […]

Chemical Engineering

Oct 22, 2018

A Leader of Tomorrow

More than 1,200 students from 420 universities, with 111 different ethnicities from 80 different countries. Those are the statistics for those who entered the 48th St. Gallen Symposium essay competition. […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Oct 22, 2018

A big breakthrough for regenerative medicine?

BioE Assistant Professor Nikolai Slavov has devised a method to identify more than a thousand proteins in an individual cell and estimate their abundance.

Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering

Oct 19, 2018

Professor Leeser to be Keynote Speaker at H2RC 2018

Professor Miriam Leeser will be the keynote speaker at the 2018 Heterogeneous High-performance Reconfigurable Computing Workshop being held in Dallas, Texas November 11. Abstract: Secure Function Evaluation (SFE) allows an […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Oct 19, 2018

Quickly Diagnosing Infections Leads to Faster Treatments

ChE Associate Professor Edgar Goluch created the company QSM Diagnostics to help diagnose bacterial infections in animals quickly which would allow for faster treatments.

Chemical Engineering

Oct 18, 2018

Student Chapter Spotlight: Northeastern University

The Northeastern INFORMS student group was the featured student chapter spotlight on informs.org.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Oct 18, 2018

Transparent Microelectrodes Improve Brain Activity Mapping

ECE Assistant Professor was featured in the Physics World article “Transparent microelectrodes improve brain activity mapping”.

Electrical & Computer Engineering