News
Feb 06, 2018
Bioengineering Professors Clark and Niedre Awarded a 4 year, $1.4 Million Grant from the NIH
Bioengineering Professor Heather Clark and Associate Professor Mark Niedre awarded a $1.4M, 4-year NIH grant to develop circulating red blood cell based nanosensors for non-invasive optical drug monitoring.
Feb 06, 2018
Detecting Hardware Sabotage
ECE Assistant Professor Marvin Onabajo is using his Army Research Office Young Investigator award to detect if electronic chips have been embedded with malicious Trojans.
Feb 05, 2018
Erica Wagner, E’20, Receives Early Research and Creative Endeavor Award
Working in the lab of BioE Assistant Professor Ambika Bajpayee, Erica Wagner has been on the front lines of the creation of a new method of treatment for intervertebral disc issues for which she recently received the Early Research and Creative Endeavor Award.
Feb 02, 2018
ASEE-NE2018: Outstanding Teacher Award
FYELIC Teaching Professor Bala Maheswaran was awarded the Outstanding Teaching Award by the Northeast Section of the American Society for Engineering Education. He will be honored at the award ceremony […]
Feb 01, 2018
2018 Spring ECE Meet Your Professors Social
Students and faculty enjoyed the spring 2018 ECE Meet Your Professors Social. Every year the department holds this event as an opportunity for students and professors to get to know […]
Jan 31, 2018
Photo-optical Imaging Global Co-op in Heart of Berlin
Written by Aspasie Song, a fourth year Bioengineering student. About me Aspasie Song is a fourth year Bioengineering student with a concentration in Bioimaging and Signal Processing and a minor […]
Jan 31, 2018
Jung Awarded Patent
MIE Professor Yung Joon Jung was awarded a patent for "Flexible and transparent supercapacitors and fabrication using thin film carbon electrodes with controlled morphologies". Abstract Source: USPTO Mechanically flexible and […]
Jan 31, 2018
Madeline DuBois, E’20, Combines Engineering with Her Passion for the Environment
Madeline DuBois, E’20, is using her environmental engineering degree to work with Engineers Without Borders to bring water distribution systems to developing countries as well as work in the lab with CEE Associate Teaching Professor Annalisa Onnis-Hayden on creating a tidal wetland wastewater treatment system.