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Nov 12, 2015

Marissa Puzan and Michelle Stolzoff Win Awards From Women’s Initiative Committee of AIChE

Congratulations to ChE PhD student Marissa Puzan and BioE PhD student Michelle Stolzoff, who both won travel awards from the Women's Initiative Committee of AIChE.

Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering

Nov 12, 2015

Climate Ready Boston

CEE Associate Professor Auroop Ganguly, Professor Matthias Ruth, and alumni Evan Kodra (E'14, CEO of Northeastern spinout risQ) have joined the Boston Research Advisory Group (BRAG) for Climate Ready Boston.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Nov 12, 2015

2 ChE Students win at AIChE Poster Competition

Thomas Nigl (ChE'16) and David Urick (ChE'19) won 2nd and 3rd place at the Undergraduate Poster Competition at the AIChE Annual Student Conference.

Chemical Engineering

Nov 12, 2015

ChE PhD Student Wins ISPE Poster Competition

ChE PhD student Sydney Shaw won the ISPE International Poster Competition (Graduate Student category) at the ISPE Annual Meeting in Philadelphia.  Sydney competed against dozens of graduate students from universities […]

Chemical Engineering

Nov 12, 2015

Slavov Writes Feature Article in eLIFE

BioE Assistant Professor Nikolai Slavov wrote the feature article in eLIFE about "Making the most of peer review".

Bioengineering

Nov 12, 2015

ECE Assistant Professor Matteo Rinaldi Receives the 2015 IEEE Sensors Council Early Career Award

Assistant Professor Matteo Rinaldi has been awarded the 2015 IEEE Sensors Council Early Career Award, "For outstanding contributions to novel multi-functional piezoelectric micro and nano electro mechanical resonant sensors."

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Nov 10, 2015

HSyE to Improve Veterans Healthcare with $2M in New Grants

The Healthcare Systems Engineering Institute (HSyE) and its ongoing partnership with the VA was awarded $2M to improve access, safety, and treatment of U.S. veterans.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Nov 10, 2015

Hellweger Featured in River Stories

CEE Associate Professor Ferdi Hellweger was featured in the Charles River Conservatory's third volume of River Stories, which highlights local writers and artists.

Civil & Environmental Engineering