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Nov 09, 2017

Patent Awarded to ECE Assistant Professor Shrivastava

ECE Assistant Professor Aatmesh Shrivastava has been awarded a patent for “Low Input Voltage Boost Converter with Peak Inductor Current Control and Offset Compensated Zero Detection.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Nov 08, 2017

Michael Ploch Conducts Research at the Army Research Lab

Chemical Engineering PhD student and member of the Lustig Lab, Michael Ploch has begun a six-month research internship at the Army Research Lab (ARL) at Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. As […]

Chemical Engineering

Nov 08, 2017

Annual Energy Conference Draws Over 300 from Industry and Academia

Northeastern University’s Energy Conference – NUEC’17 – took place on September 29, 2017, on the Boston campus. This event was hosted by the College of Engineering and organized by the […]

Nov 08, 2017

Enabling Engineering Podcast Featuring ECE Professor Waleed Meleis

How do we design for the large part of the population with varying physical and cognitive abilities? In this What's New podcast, Waleed Meleis, associate professor of electrical and computer […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Nov 08, 2017

Vaziri Published in Scientific Reports

MIE Associate Professor Ashkan Vaziri’s research on “Origami-based Building Blocks for Modular Construction of Foldable Structures” was published in Scientific Reports.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Nov 08, 2017

Fu’s AI Startup Acquired by Global Cosmetics Company Shiseido

ECE/CCIS Raymond Fu’s spin-out company Giaran Inc., which specializes in using AI to allow consumers to test cosmetics products virtually, was acquired by the leading global cosmetics company Shiseido Americas Corporation.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Nov 07, 2017

MBTA invests in winter resilience as seasons change

CEE Professor Peter Furth was quoted in BU’s Daily Free Press article “MBTA invests in winter resilience as seasons change” describing how the trains break down when it snows.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Nov 07, 2017

Engineering and Public Policy Student Spotlight: Sarah Sanchez

Sarah Sanchez believes technology can be used to improve life by minimizing risks and undesirable impacts and by enrolling in the MS in Engineering and Public Policy program, she is exploring the interface between technology and society.

Civil & Environmental Engineering