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May 26, 2016

MIE Takes Home Several IISE Awards

Several MIE students and a faculty member received awards at the 2016 Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) Annual Conference held in Anaheim, CA.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

May 26, 2016

West’s Paper is 3rd Most Downloaded Article on Computer Physics Communications

Assistant Professor Richard West’s paper “Reaction Mechanism Generator: Automatic construction of chemical kinetic mechanisms” was ranked third in the category of Most Downloaded Computer Physics Communications Articles

Chemical Engineering

May 26, 2016

Airport Tech Surveillance

MIE & ECE Assistant Professor Jose Martinez Lorenzo was interviewed by Wired about the technology that ALERT is working to create to monitor risks at airports. Read “The Woeful TSA […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

May 25, 2016

Husky Hacks

Written by Chenyang (Eric) Liu, a second year Computer Engineering student.

 
 

Electrical & Computer Engineering

May 24, 2016

Professor Lucas Landherr Launches Kickstarter Project to Produce Second Collection of Webcomic

Professor Lucas Landherr has recently launched a Kickstarter project to produce a second collection of his webcomic, Surviving the World, which he has written for eight years under the pseudonym […]

Chemical Engineering

May 24, 2016

CEE Student Wins 1st Prize at ISSST Poster Competition

CEE PhD student Robert Phillips won first place in the student poster competition at the 2016 International Symposium on Sustainable Systems and Technology (ISSST) meeting earlier this week in Phoenix, […]

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 23, 2016

CEE Capstone Students Try to Improve Malden Center

A group of CEE capstone students met with Malden City officials to discuss their project to improve the accessibility of the downtown area to pedestrians, cyclists, public transportation, and vehicular […]

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 19, 2016

Inventing Marine Robots

Professors Hanumant Singh (ECE), Mark Patterson (CEE & MES), and Joseph Ayers (MES) are inventing new and improved robots to explore parts of the ocean that humans cannot.

Civil & Environmental Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering