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Mar 15, 2012

Prof. Sasani Elected Chair of BSCES Structures Group

Prof. Sasani has been elected as the Chair of the Structural Technical Group of the Boston Society of Civil Engineers Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Mar 14, 2012

Guiding Cell Movement

ChE Associate Professor Anand Asthagiri is developing "traffic patterns" to enhance the directionality and speed of a cell’s movement in the body to promote faster healing.

Chemical Engineering

Mar 14, 2012

One Word: Engineering

"Whether you, your child, or both are financing college, to earn a decent return on that investment your student needs to base academic choices at least in part on employment trends…If your child has the aptitude, he/she should pursue an engineering degree… End of discussion." ~Ali Velshi, chief business correspondent, CNN©

Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Mar 13, 2012

Congratulations Erika Moody

IE Senior Erika Moody is the 1st place recipient of the IIE James W. Barany Student Award for Excellence to be awarded in May at the IIE Annual IE Conference and Expo 2012 in Orlando.

Mar 12, 2012

Vladimir Novotny Selected as 2012 Kappe by AAEE

Professor Emeritus Vladimir Novotny has been selected as the 2012 Kappe Lecturer by the American Academy of Environmental Engineers.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Mar 12, 2012

Congratulations Nazli Caner

Bioengineering PhD candidate Nazli Caner is one of only 5 recipients of the OARSI Young Investigators Scholarship which will be presented at the OARSI Congress in Barcelona in April.

Bioengineering

Mar 12, 2012

Population Growth Would Fuel Global Water Shortage

CIV Associate Professor Auroop Ganguly’s computational model of the world’s future water supply shows that population growth has a greater impact than climate change.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Mar 06, 2012

Reinventing The Magnet

ChE Professor Laura Lewis and ECE Professor Vince Harris have received a $3.5M DOE grant to create a rare-earth-free magnet as part of the Rare Earth Alternatives in Critical Technologies (REACT) Program.

Chemical Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering