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Jan 29, 2013

Busnaina Awarded Patent

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Professor Ahmed Busnaina was awarded a patent for designing a “3D Nanoscale Circuit Interconnect & Method of Assembly by Dielectrophoresis”. Professor Busnaina has obtained numerous awards […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Jan 28, 2013

Stronger than Kevlar, light as a tee-​​shirt, and cheap all over

Forty years ago, Dupont Com­pany rev­o­lu­tion­ized pro­tec­tive gear when they intro­duced Kevlar, a fiber made of super-​​strong, rigid polymer mol­e­cules belonging to a small class called aramids. Since then, improve­ments […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Jan 25, 2013

Awarded for Health & Safety

Chemical Engineering Professor Ron Willey is the recipient of the Norton H. Walton/ Russell L. Miller Award in Safety/Loss Prevention which is the highest honor from the Safety and Health […]

Chemical Engineering

Jan 23, 2013

New Public Transit Strategies for Dense Cities

The research of Prof. Peter Furth and Ph.D. student Burak Cesme has helped fuel an editorial in the Boston Globe promoting solutions to help decrease the slow transit times of buses in cities.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Jan 17, 2013

Leader in Sustainability

For the third year in a row, NU is one of the top 4 “greenest”campuses in the world according to Greenmetric World University Ranking and it has received the highest score […]

Jan 15, 2013

Journey of Experience

ECE PhD student Sarah Brown was featured in Diversity/Careers for how her experiences at Northeastern from undergraduate to graduate shaped her career goals. Diversity/Careers publishes six bi-monthly professional issues and two semi-annual minority […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 15, 2013

Congratulations Qi Wang

Qi Wang, a Bioengineering PhD student, won “Best Presentation” at the Annual AIChE meeting for his research in “The synthesis of selenium nanoparticles via a simple fast reaction and its […]

Bioengineering

Jan 14, 2013

Engineering solutions for developing nations

Using her experiences from co-op and as president of the student chapter of EWB, recent Civil graduate Ann Polaneczky has landed a job at Partners in Health building a hospital in Haiti.

Civil & Environmental Engineering