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Jun 21, 2016
Immersive experiential education at its best
Julieta Moradei, BS, Civil Engineering, 2016—originally from Argentina, spent the early years of her education in Montreal, Canada. She is a member of the class of 2016 majoring in civil […]
Jun 21, 2016
Climate Ready Boston Report
The report from the Boston Research Advisory Group on Climate Change and Sea Level Rise Projections for Boston was recently released where CEE Associate Professor Auroop Ganguly lead the Extreme Temperatures team, which included Professor Matthias Ruth and alumni Evan Kodra (E'14, CEO of Northeastern spinout risQ).
Jun 20, 2016
Nanoelement Transfer Template
MIE Professor Ahmed Busnaina & Director of the Kostas Nanoscale Research Center Siva Somu were awarded a patent for Damascene template for directed assembly and transfer of nanoelements.
Jun 20, 2016
Frozen Sample Extraction
Bioengineering Professor Jeffrey Ruberti was awarded a patent for “Systems, methods, & devices for frozen sample distribution”.
Jun 20, 2016
ECE Students Participate in International Competition in Germany
ECE undergraduates Tristan Sweeney, Jason Booth, and Trevor Gale are competing in the ISC-HPCAC Student Cluster Competition in Frankfurt, Germany. The Northeastern students are a part of the Boston Green […]
Jun 16, 2016
Professor David Kaeli and EEMBC in Yahoo Finance Article
ECE Professor David Kaeli was mentioned in a Yahoo Finance article. The article focuses on a recent announcement by the Embedded Microprocessor Benchmark Consortium, or EEMBC. Professor Kaeli will serve as […]
Jun 16, 2016
International Journal of Nanomedicine Achieves Highest Five Year Impact Factor Ever
ChE Professor & Chair Thomas Webster, who is the Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Nanomedicine, recently announced the journal had had its highest five year impact factor ever in its 10 year history.
Jun 16, 2016
Sue Freeman Featured on Chronicle
Director & Teaching Professor of the First Year Engineering Program Susan Freeman was featured on Chronicle on June 17 for her work with the Citizen Schools.