‘Aperture Robotics’ Takes First Place in Student Robotics Competition
Cheered on by their creators, 13 student-designed autonomous robots competed in an arena-style battle on May 18.
Opening Doors to Foldable Electronics with Inkjet-Printed Graphene
The highly conductive ink could pave the way for technologies like bendable tablet computers and electronic newspapers.
McCormick Students Build Home for Family in Nicaragua
Over spring break, members of Global Architecture Brigades mixed concrete, dug trenches, and built a home from the ground up.
Northwestern Student Group Breaks Record with Rocket Launch
The Northwestern University Space Technology and Rocketry Society broke a record in NASA’s University Student Launch Initiative.
Bug's Eye Inspires Hemispherical Digital Camera
This bio-inspired camera has nearly 200 tiny lenses, delivering exceptionally wide-angle views and sharp images.
Insights Into Coral Bleaching Could Help Preserve Reefs
Coral reefs could be in mortal danger because of climate change. Northwestern researchers have made a discovery that could help save them.
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