News
Nov 17, 2016
Su Featured in DOD Lung Cancer Research Annual Report
ChE Associate Professor Ming Su's research on cancer biomarker detection using phase change nanoparticles was highlighted in the recent annual report of Lung Cancer Research Program of Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program of Department of Defense.
Nov 16, 2016
Northeastern’s American Society of Civil Engineers
Written by Erin Dillman, a second year Civil Engineering student. About Me Erin Dillmann is a second year Civil Engineering student and is the Webmaster for the American Society of Civil […]
Nov 10, 2016
HSA Foundation Partners with ECE Laboratory
The president of The Heterogeneous System Architecture Foundation, or HSA, spoke with Entrepreneur Podcast Network about a newly announced partnership with Northeastern University that will bring about the first HSA Academic […]
Nov 10, 2016
Chemical Engineering Alumni Present Capstone Project “DendriNow” at AIChE San Francisco
Last Spring, a Chemical Engineering capstone team consisting of Jennifer Langh ChE'16, Melanie Guerin ChE'16, Robert Kuhn ChE'16, and Grant Levy ChE'16 were looking for inspiration. They wanted to find […]
Nov 10, 2016
GEO Global Co-op Mandatory Pre- Departure Orientation
COE Global Co-op Students- GEO is holding their Pre-Departure Health and Safety orientation sessions for students who have accepted a SP 17 Global Co-op on the evenings of November 14th, 15th, and 16th. These […]
Nov 10, 2016
ECE Meet Your Professors Social
Students and faculty enjoyed the Fall ECE Meet Your Professors Social.
Nov 10, 2016
ECE Assistant Professor Shrivastava Awarded Patent
ECE Assistant Professor Aatmesh Shrivastava awarded a patent for “Low input voltage boost converter with peak inductor current control and offset compensated zero detection.”
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.