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Oct 11, 2017
Northeastern ChE to Represent at BMES
Today marks the start of Biomedical Engineering Society’s Annual Meeting in Phoenix, AZ. ChemE students and faculty will participate in sixteen oral presentations and thirteen poster presentations over the next four days. With over 4,000 attendees […]
Oct 11, 2017
Lejeune Awarded Department of Energy SCGSR Research Fellowship
Chemical Engineering PhD candidate Brian Lejeune has been awarded DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) Fellowship. Brian is advised by Cabot Professor Laura Lewis holding joint appointments in […]
Oct 06, 2017
2016 | 2017 Scholarship Report Now Available
The College of Engineering has undergone significant growth and success over the past five years. View our five-year performance report as well as see a sampling of our students’ experiences. […]
Oct 06, 2017
Surgical Glue can Seal Wounds in Seconds
ChE Assistant Professor Nasim Annabi has developed a surgical glue called MeTro to replace staples and sutures and can also regenerate organ tissue and promote healing.
Oct 06, 2017
Rinaldi & McGruer Featured on Cover of Nature Nanotechnology
ECE Associate Professor Matteo Rinaldi and Professor Nicol McGruer’s research on “Zero-power infrared digitizers based on plasmonically enhanced micromechanical photoswitches” was featured on the cover of Nature Nanotechnology.
Oct 06, 2017
Professor Closas Research on GNSS featured in Two Scientific Magazines
Assistant Professor Pau Closas was featured as the lead guest editor of the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine “Advanced in Signal Processing for Global Navigation Satellite Systems” special issue. The magazine […]
Oct 06, 2017
Research to Help Add Solar to the Grid
ECE Professor Ali Abur was awarded a $792K grant from the Enabling Extreme Real-time Grid Integration of Solar Energy (ENERGISE) funding program.
Oct 05, 2017
Are preprints the future of biology? A survival guide for scientists
BioE Assistant Professor Nikolai Slavov was featured in Science magazine’s article on “Are preprints the future of biology? A survival guide for scientists“