NSF CAREER Award for Sabelhaus
Safer human-robot interactions in the future could make health care "less expensive and a lot more accessible."
Engineered heart tissue. Driverless cars. Precision agriculture. Rockets. Are you in? These advancements and countless others are part of the tidal wave of progress happening here and now at the Department of Mechanical Engineering. With a focus on interdisciplinary thinking, you will be at the forefront exploring new areas such as nanotechnology, autonomous systems, additive manufacturing, sustainability and cube satellites. You will be constantly inspired by the best and brightest thinking as you meet the demands of an ever-changing world.
Safer human-robot interactions in the future could make health care "less expensive and a lot more accessible."
With a cross-disciplinary team, a LEAP student develops his childhood dream into a promising power source
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The Mechanical Engineering Department at Boston University is thrilled to announce the addition of two new Assistant Professors to our…
Professor Sean Lubner was awarded a prestigious YIP from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. His project, titled "Investigating…
BU mechanical engineering student Sanika D. Barve has been studying how different types of fabric rings help people carry a…
Wachira's ENG studies helped him flesh out the technological scaffolding of the sci-fi devices in his new book, which reached…