- Dec. 12, 2018
Work at Sears think[box] next year
Learn more about student employment opportunities at January information sessions.
Read More - Dec. 5, 2018
PhD student receives AHA fellowship
Mechanical and aerospace department’s Erdem Kucukal is exploring abnormal cellular adhesion in pulmonary vascular shunts.
Read More - Dec. 3, 2018
Engineering undergraduate student wins youth engineering contest
Senior chemical engineering major Kathryn Lundgren helping develop a dye-based sensor for solar disinfection of water.
Read More - Nov. 30, 2018
Anant Madabhushi named IEEE fellow
Madabhushi was honored for contributions in image analysis tools for diagnosis and prognosis of diseases.
Read More - Nov. 27, 2018
PhD student Xinyou Ke wins IEEE student achievement award
The mechanical and aerospace engineering student was also invited to speak at ECS biannual meeting.
Read More - Nov. 26, 2018
Researcher looks to improve water treatment with support from NSF grants
Huichun (Judy) Zhang has received $1.1M from the NSF to explore new approaches to water treatment.
Read More - Nov. 19, 2018
Is an ‘Internet of Ears’ the next big thing for smart homes?
Researchers explore sensors that can detect changes in vibrations, sound and electrical fields.
Read More - Nov. 13, 2018
Case-Coulter Translational Research Partnership awards $1.1 million for promising biomedical engineering university technologies
Projects include a new blood test for sickle cell disease, AI that can predict immunotherapy success in lung cancer and more.
Read More - Nov. 8, 2018
Chemical engineering’s Adam Maraschky, Rohan Akolkar publish lithium-metal battery research
Their research focuses on rechargeable lithium-metal batteries, which face barriers to commercial implementation.
Read More - Nov. 7, 2018
Volunteer for the Engineering Challenges Carnival in February
The carnival will take place on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Thwing Center.
Read More - Nov. 6, 2018
Making solar panels that last half a century
Research team awarded $1.35 million to study solar photovoltaic module construction, part of broader U.S. effort to make solar energy efficient, affordable.
Read More - Nov. 5, 2018
Haima Therapeutics, a CWRU spinoff, funded by Department of Defense
Funding will support the company’s work with artificial platelets.
Read More - Nov. 2, 2018
Me’lani Labat Joseph to present at MIT
The director of engineering at the Leonard Gelfand STEM Center is taking part in a celebration of the 50th anniversary of MIT’s Black Student Union.
Read More - Oct. 31, 2018
Studying sea slugs, looking ahead to better robots
Researchers in biology, neurosciences, electrical engineering and computer sciences map sea slugs’ rapid behavioral adaptations.
Read More - Oct. 30, 2018
Dan Lacks receives AIChE Service to Society Award
The chair of the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering was honored at a ceremony during the AIChE annual meeting on Oct. 28.
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