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Speeding the Healing of Wounds in Old Age

With the support of a new $2 million grant from the Hevolution Foundation, Eyckmans’ team will study impaired wound healing through a synthetic biology framework. More

Pioneering Pathways

"We need everyone — not just women — to contribute to addressing problems in women’s health." More

Rhonda Harrison (ENG’98,’04, GRS’04)

Opening Doors

Rhonda Harrison (ENG’98,’04, GRS’04), CEO of Biopharmix Consulting, is working to foster diversity in STEM workplaces and to inspire students. More

The Bold World of Marcus Wachira

Wachira's ENG studies helped him flesh out the technological scaffolding of the sci-fi devices in his new book, which reached a top-20 list on Amazon. More

Bringing the Brain Into Focus

Professor Tianyu Wang receives grant from the Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative for reinventing a quantum-inspired light source to improve deep-tissue imaging. More

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Ji-Xin Cheng to Deliver Annual DeLisi Lecture

Ji-Xin Cheng to Deliver Annual DeLisi Lecture Rabia Yazicigil earns Early Career Research Excellence Award In recognition of their contributions to engineering and society, the Moustakas Chair... More

Robert A. Brown

University hiring must be centrally organized around convergence

Today there is no disagreement that the considerable challenges facing humanity can only be addressed by bringing together expertise from across the academic disciplines. From decarbonizing economies to harnessing AI for the good of society, solutions will require unprecedented levels of creativity and interconnection of traditionally distinct disciplines – which, following others (mostly in STEM fields), I refer to as “convergence”. More