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Oct 04, 2010

Mosallaei Receives 2 Grants

ECE Assistant Professor, Hossein Mosallaei has won a Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) award for Tunable Optical Metamaterials and a AFOSR grant to exploit dielectric and plasmonic particles for nanoscale energy engineering.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Oct 04, 2010

Students win Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation

Under the advisement of Associate Professor Gregory Kowalski, a team of MIE capstone students, has won the Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation from the National Braille Press for designing an inexpensive Braille embosser.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Sep 30, 2010

Ratilal Awarded $1M NSF Grant

Purnima Ratilal, associate professor of ECE, has received a $1M NSF grant to develop a Lightweight Towed Area Receiver (LTAR) to remotely monitor and image large areas of the ocean environment.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Sep 30, 2010

Creating Artificial Corneas

MIE Associate Professor Jeff Ruberti has been awarded a $380K grant from the National Eye Institute for his work in engineering biomimetic corneal constructs.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Sep 29, 2010

Moving Society Forward

CIV Chair & Professor, Jerome Hajjar, is a recipient of a 2010 Popular Mechanics Breakthrough Award for his work in creating building structures that are earthquake proof.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Sep 28, 2010

Understanding Animal Behaviors

ECE Assistant Professor Denis Erdogmus has been awarded a $156K NSF grant to develop computational models that will track primate social behaviors unobtrusively.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Sep 28, 2010

How Food Affects Drug Delivery

ChE Assistant Professor Rebecca Carrier was featured in the latest issue of Chemical & Engineering News to explain her computational models of how foods interact with medications.

Chemical Engineering

Sep 24, 2010

Studying Coordinated Interaction

Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor, Dagmar Sternad, has received a $1.6M NIH grant to test how the brain controls a person’s movements and coordination.

Electrical & Computer Engineering