The Race to a Battery-Powered Future
We know that to have a green future, the entire world needs to shift from fossil fuel–generated power to renewable…
These themes transcend disciplines across Boston University and the College of Engineering, drawing upon diverse thinking to solve societal challenges.
Building a collaborative culture involves retaining and recruiting faculty committed to, and excited by, the concept. That requires strong leadership that can guide and encourage faculty. The College of Engineering appointed long-time faculty member Elise Morgan to do just that as Associate Dean for Research & Faculty Development. “My role is not just about encouraging collaboration, but celebrating it.”
We know that to have a green future, the entire world needs to shift from fossil fuel–generated power to renewable…
Today there is no disagreement that the considerable challenges facing humanity can only be addressed by bringing together expertise from…
Is that an innocent mole or skin cancer? An optical technique pioneered by Irving Bigio could cut the number of…
Ji-Xin Cheng and colleagues have made significant advancements in the field of vibrational imaging.
For subs, spacecraft and more, Werner is working on a novel material that would capture CO2 in a targeted and…
BU engineers are combining their expertise to develop robotic and AI technologies to help solve health problems of all kinds.
The “crystal ribcage” allows researchers a first-ever cellular-level look at the lung while it's operating normally.
As part of the Energy, Sustainability, and Climate theme, the COE at BU is searching for tenure-track faculty candidates at…