216 articles in AY 2024
Ranging across the CoE, CAS, MED School, and beyond.
PhD Student Savannah Schisler measures sustainable thermodynamics through a mechanical lens. by Jack Osmond Savannah Schisler’s path to pursuing her PhD in Mechanical Engineering was far from traditional. She grew up on a farm in Littlestown, Pennsylvania, an experience which nurtured an early interest in sustainability and a desire to understand the fundamentals of the […]
Swan Study Unlocks the Key to Room-Temperature Superfluorescence
Hariri Faculty Keith Brown (ENG) Leads the Next Evolution of Self-Driving Labs
Professor Mary Dunlop (BME) was recently the recipient of two awards, one from NIH and one from NSF. The NIH R01 grant, titled "Cell-to-cell heterogeneity and the emergence of antibiotic resistance," focuses on the initial steps in the emergence of antibiotic resistance, looking at how intrinsic tolerance mechanisms may provide a window of protection that […]
Including Michael Albro, Selim Ünlü, Ji-Xin, Cheng, and Ayse Coskun.
How a father’s love, entrepreneurship and tech advances could lead to a working artificial pancreas
This is the second year in a row technology developed by ENG faculty has made the TIME Best Inventions list: In 2024, Irving Bigio’s rapid skin cancer detection device was honored.
Ayșe Coskun, ECE, SE, Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development, Director, Center for Information and Systems Engineering, was a guest on the PBS program Energy Switch to discuss the voluminous energy needs of data centers and ways to mitigate their climatic impact.
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“In light of evolving strategies both University-wide and across federal institutions, it is heartening to share that Photonics Center Faculty were able to secure $36.3MM this year in new grant awards.” – Dr. Thomas Bifano, Center Director
