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May 25, 2017

Prof. Webster to give plenary talk at the Emerging Technologies 2017 Conference in Warsaw

Prof. Tom Webster will give the plenary lecture at the Emerging Technologies 2017 Conference in Warsaw, Poland on Tuesday, May 30th. He will discuss the future of commercializing nanomedicine in Europe.

Chemical Engineering

May 24, 2017

Meet Valkyrie, NASA’s Space Robot

ECE Associate Professor Taskin Padir and Valkyrie were featured in Sky & Telescope leading up to simulated trials next month as part of NASA's Space Robotics Challenge.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

May 24, 2017

MIE Alumnus Joshua Levin to Compete on American Ninja Warrior

Let’s cheer on recent mechanical engineering graduate, Joshua Levin, who will be on an American Ninja Warrior (ANW) special international episode called USA vs. The World, where the top American athletes […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

May 24, 2017

Tom Webster on National Geographic, Episode 2

ChE Chair Tom Webster, speaking about his nanotechnology research, was featured in Episode 2 of Year Million, a National Geographic television series on what life is going to be like […]

Chemical Engineering

May 24, 2017

ECE PhD Student Selected as Finalist in EMBC Student Paper Competition

ECE PhD student Yeganeh Marghi's paper "EEG-guided Robotic Mirror Therapy System for Lower Limb Rehabilitation" has been selected as a finalist for this year's EMBC student paper competition.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

May 24, 2017

ECE PhD students Matt Higger & Fernando Quivira win 1st place in the 2017 RESNA Student Research & Design Competition

ECE Associate Professor Deniz Erdogmus and PhD students Matt Higger & Fernando Quivira won 1st place at the 2017 RESNA Student Research & Design Competition for their project called Shuffle […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

May 24, 2017

World Malaria Day: An Interview with Kritika Singh

Bioengineering undergraduate and first-year COE University Scholar, Kritika Singh, was recently featured in DC Mosquito Squad, a DC-area blog, for being an advocate for malaria research and prevention.

Bioengineering

May 24, 2017

The 'Vexing Problem' of Securing Large Public Spaces

ECE Professor and ALERT Deputy Director Carey Rappaport discusses the problems with securing large venues in the wake of the recent explosion at the Ariana Grande concert.

Electrical & Computer Engineering