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Oct 27, 2017
Using System Engineering Models to Combat Opioid Use
MIE Professor James Benneyan is creating mathematical models to optimize where to have short- and long-term treatment facilities to combat the growing opiod crisis.
Oct 26, 2017
Women Forward in Technology Scholarships
Carolina Binns, BS’21 Comp Eng and Sara Symonds, BS’19 Comp Eng/Comp Science—Two students from Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) — Carolina Binns and Sara Symonds — have been announced as […]
Oct 25, 2017
Zhu on Cover of Advanced Functional Materials
MIE Assistant Professor Hongli Zhu’s research on “Batteries: Freestanding Metallic 1T MoS2 with Dual Ion Diffusion Paths as High Rate Anode for Sodium-Ion Batteries” was featured on the cover of Advanced Functional Materials.
Oct 25, 2017
A Startup That’s Making Waves
Mechanical alum Ben Kneppers, E’07 and his friends developed the company Bureo to recycle old fishing nets into products like skateboards and sunglasses to help prevent ocean pollution. Source: Northeastern […]
Oct 25, 2017
Insights into Nerve Regeneration
BioE Assistant Professor Samuel Chung is studying microscopic worms to gain insights into nerve regeneration with hopes to help people with spinal cord injuries. Source: News @ Northeastern Samuel Chung […]
Oct 25, 2017
Northeastern Researcher Creates Innovative Surgical Glue
ChE Assistant Professor Nasim Annabi was featured in The Huntington News article “Northeastern researcher creates innovative surgical glue”.
Oct 25, 2017
Prof. Annabi Leads Discussion on NIH
ChE Assistant Professor Nasim Annabi will lead a discussion on the National Institute of Health in an introductory faculty workshop entitled, “Understanding NIH,” on Wednesday, November 8th. Northeastern’s Office of […]
Oct 24, 2017
Prof. Goluch gives talk at 3rd Annual Single Cell Analysis USA Congress
ChE Associate Professor Ed Goluch gave a talk at the Third Annual Single Cell Analysis USA Congress in Boston on “Isolating Bacterial Cells and Measuring Metabolites Using Sub-Microfluidic Systems,” which discusses the unique challenges of bacterial cell analysis at the single cell level given their small size and motility.