News
Nov 09, 2016
ECE Professors Receive Award From DARPA MTO
ECE Assistant Professor Matteo Rinaldi (with Co-PI Professor Nicol McGruer) has received a $2.7M award from DARPA MTO to develop a magnetic-free “Microelectromechanical Resonant Circulator (MIRC)” orders of magnitude smaller than any existing implementation of circulators available to date.
Nov 09, 2016
Sahney Selected to National Committee on Affordable Drug Access
University Distinguished MIE Professor Vinod Sahney appointed to select national committee on "Ensuring Patient Access to Affordable Drug Therapies".
Nov 09, 2016
Energy Efficiency Engineering in Bali, Indonesia – The Island of the Gods
Written by Connor Shumate, a fifth year Mechanical Engineering student.
Nov 04, 2016
Benneyan Featured in US News & World Report
MIE Professor & HSyE Executive Director James Benneyan gave a panel briefing to U.S. News and World Report about the progress and status on several National Academy of Engineering and National Academy of Medicine reports from 2000-2010 about implementing systems engineering into U.S. healthcare and was featured in the article "To Improve Hospitals, Doctors Look to Toyota".
Nov 04, 2016
Effects of the New Mass Pike Tollbooths
CEE Professor Peter Furth featured in the Boston Globe's article "Your guide to the new all-electronic tolling" regarding what to expect with the new tollbooths on the Mass Pike.
Nov 04, 2016
Underwater Wireless Robots
ECE Associate Professor Stefano Basagni's research in acoustical wavelengths was featured in Wired.com's article "The Ocean’s Robots May Soon Enjoy High-Speed Internet".
Nov 04, 2016
Northeastern and the National Nanotech Coordination Office
The NNI Strategic Plan outlines the high-level goals and priorities they will be pursuing in the next few years which should benefit the Center for High-rate Nanomanufacturing (CHN).
Nov 03, 2016
E3 Mentoring Program for Women in STEM
E3: Empowering, Encouraging, and Eliminating Barriers for Women in STEM is seeking students to mentor high school students in the Greater Boston Area to encourage their involvement in STEM.