McCormick News Archive

• Sheila Gujrathi, Grace Wang to Address 2024 Northwestern Engineering Graduates
• Erik Luijten Named Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
• Northwestern Sustainability Lecture Series Returns with Six New Expert Talks
• Julie Lythcott-Haims Shares Personal, Parenting Journey
• Three McCormick Faculty Named 2024 Guggenheim Fellows
• Mark Hersam Wins 2024 Mid-Career Research Award
• Researchers Take a Step Closer to Better, More Affordable Solar Cells
• Ottino to Deliver Michelson Lecture at US Naval Academy
• Creation of Novel Material Could Lead to New Line of Quantum Research
• Professor Emeritus Bruce Wessels Passes Away
• Building Connections with San Francisco Bay Area Employers and Alumni
• Jorge Nocedal Awarded John von Neumann Prize by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
• How an Editors’ Note Fueled Another Kate Conspiracy Theory
• Northwestern Robotics Team Demonstrates Mocobots to Tech Leaders
• Transportation Spending Surges to Historic Levels. Will US Get Historic Results?
• Advancing Quantum Leadership and Community
• Examining Lunar Soil for Moon-Based Construction
• Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse, Explained
• An AI-Driven Design Framework for Programmable Material Systems
• Unlocking the Secrets Behind Disney's Enchantment
• This Implant Will Tell a Smartphone App When You Need to Pee
• Gotta Go? New Bladder Device Lets You Know
• Julio M. Ottino Named to Medical and Biological Engineering Elite
• Implantable Sensor Could Lead to Timelier Crohn’s Treatment
• New Magnetic Device Makes Microelectronic Chips More Sustainable
• New AI Tool Predicts COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake
• Once Again, Student Team Selected for NASA BIG Idea Challenge
• Questions to Ask about Government Use of Deepfakes
• Northwestern Engineering Hosts Panel of Alumni Entrepreneurs
• Northwestern Student Makes History in Space
• Shape-Shifting Ultrasound Stickers Detect Post-surgical Complications
• What Can Tree Sap Tell Us about Climate Change?
• Society of Women Engineers Hosts 2024 Career Day for Girls
• Polymer Electronics Feel Strain and Evolve during Operation
• Daniel Lecoanet Named Sloan Research Fellow
• One Northwestern Researcher’s Mission to Elevate Healthcare
• Northwestern University Research Sheds Light on Climate Change by Studying Soil
• Northwestern CS, YWCA Advance ‘Tech Lab’ Initiative
• Daniel W. Linna Jr. Joins Illinois Supreme Court AI Task Force
• AI Professional Headshots Are Quick and Easy. But Should You Use One?
• Preventing Severe Allergic Reactions with Nanoparticles
• New AI Circuitry That Mimics Human Brains Makes Models Smarter
• Centering Sound Artists in Generative Music
• Prioritizing Ethics in the Computer Science Curriculum
• Mark Hersam Elected to National Academy of Engineering
• G. Jeffrey Snyder Earns Two Awards for Thermoelectrics Research
• Understanding How Soil Traps Carbon
• Deep Thinking about Transportation Systems
• Engineering Viruses to Kill Deadly Pathogens
• Great Lakes Project Selected to Receive up to $160 Million from NSF
• Cody Keenan Shares Lessons from Professional Journey to Obama White House
• Using Liquid Crystals to Scale-up Perovskite Solar Cells
• Northwestern University Researchers Looking Into Ways to Prevent Allergic Reactions from Foods
• Profs Trade Notes as Law Schools Write Generative AI Policies
• Innovative Membrane Platform Enables Analysis ‘Down to a Handful of Gas Atoms’
• SES Renames Engineering Science Medal in Honor of Yonggang Huang
• Finnigan, Ankeny Named to MS Leadership Positions
• Decorated Nanoparticles Prevent Allergic Reactions
• Jeffrey Lopez Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Dirt-powered Fuel Cell Runs Forever
• Jennifer Dunn Authors Essay in First Edition of New Nature Journal
• New Book Presents Methodologies for Designing Embedded Systems Products
• Can We Really Discover New Nanoporous Materials on the Computer?
• Accelerating the Use of Commercial Electronics Designed from Halides
• Professor Emeritus Gordon Murphy Passes Away
• The Ultimate Bioresearch Lab
• Creating Algorithms to Build International Research Teams
• Accelerating the Accessibility and Safety of Power Wheelchairs
• Yonggang Huang Wins the Hill Prize for 2024
• New Brain-like Transistor Mimics Human Intelligence
• Unstable ‘Fluttering’ Predicts Aortic Aneurysm
• Seeking Sustainable Solutions
• Northwestern SHPE Receives Gold Chapter Award
• 6 Med Tech Innovations from 2023 That Could Improve Our Lives
• Biden’s Plan to Remove Lead Water Lines May Benefit These States the Most
• Shana Kelley, Hooman Mohseni Named to National Academy of Inventors
• Megan Greenfield Urges Graduates to Keep Growing, Give Back, and Aim High
• Guillermo A. Ameer Elected a Biomaterials Science and Engineering Fellow
• High-Tech Methods Unlock the Perplexing Structural Features of a Mineral
• Meet the New Director of Engineering Career Development
• Megan Greenfield to Address Graduates at PhD Hooding and Master’s Degree Recognition Ceremony
• Durable Plastic Pollution Easily, Cleanly Degrades with New Catalyst
• Northwestern Engineering Team Wins NASA Prize
• Sailesh Chutani Joins Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Paula M. Trienens Institute for Sustainability and Energy
• New Platform Solves Key Problems in Targeted Drug Delivery
• Addressing Gender and Intersectional Bias in Artificial Intelligence
• Declining Corporate Travel and Industry Changes Have Left O’Hare Airport Slow to Recover from the Pandemic
• The Sunscreen of the Future? Scientists Develop a Skin Cream That Heals Sun Damage as It Happens
• New Wearable Listens to Belly Gurgling and Other Bodily Noises to Monitor Health
• Researchers Identify Brain Center Responsible for Responses to Rapid Temperature Change
• Inverted Perovskite Solar Cell Breaks 25 Percent Efficiency Record
• First-of-Their-Kind Wearables Capture Body Sounds to Continuously Monitor Health
• McCormick Faculty Named Among Global ‘Highly Cited Researchers’ for 2023
• Are Consumers Ready for Robots at Their Doorstep?
• The Bond Between Engineering, Infrastructure, and Economics
• A Breath of Fresh Air Keeps Drug-Producing Cells Alive Longer
• Capturing Quantum Optical Information with Atomic Memories
• New Book Addresses Android Security Threat Landscape
• Northwestern Part of National Effort to Develop Hydrogen Fuel Economy
• CASMI, TRAILS and FAS Collaborating with Federal Standards Body to Assess AI Impacts and Risks
• ‘Super Melanin’ Heals Skin Injuries from Sunburn, Chemical Burns
• ASME Establishes Zdeněk P. Bažant Medal
• Advancing AI Systems in Cybersecurity, Counterterrorism, and International Security
• How a Dog’s Love for Tennis Balls Applies to Success
• New Image Processing Filter Bypasses Traditional Limitations
• Researchers Working to Translate Human Experiences for AI Tools
• Creating a More-efficient Perovskite Solar Cell
• Rock Collected by Apollo 17 Astronauts Reveals Moon’s True Age
• The Moon Is 40 Million Years Older than Previously Thought
• James Rondinelli Elected a 2023 APS Fellow
• Using Super-Resolution Imaging to Better Understand Human Skin Cells
• New Energy-Efficient Technology Enables AI within Wearable Devices
• Chemist and Engineer Dayne Swearer Receives a 2023 Packard Fellowship
• Rotta Loria Named to Crain’s Chicago ’40 Under 40’ List
• C-THAN Receives up to $8 Million in Funding over Five Years
• AI Creates a Squishy Purple Blob That Uses Air to Walk
• Protein-Like Polymers Illuminate the Path to Macular Degeneration Treatment
• AI Just Got 100-Fold More Energy Efficient
• Ameer Wins BMES Athanasiou Medal of Excellence in Translational Bioengineering
• Ian McCue, Ryan Truby Receive DARPA Young Faculty Awards
• You and AI: Artificial Intelligence in Policing
• Artificial Intelligence Creates a Robot from Scratch in Seconds at Northwestern University
• Simge Küçükyavuz Named 2023 INFORMS Fellow
• Pulling Carbon Dioxide Straight from the Air
• Instant Evolution: AI Designs New Robot from Scratch in Seconds
• Trek to Chile Widens Northwestern Students’ Perspective
• Making Material Advancements at the Nanoscale
• How a Cheek Swab Could Help Fight Lung Cancer
• Small, Implantable Device Could Sense and Treat Cancer
• Patient-Focused AI System Seeks to Reduce Stress during Pregnancy
• Student Entrepreneurs Driving to Success with Football Card Game
• Northwestern Engineering Names Winners of 2023 Cole-Higgins Awards
• CDC Awards $27.5 Million for New Multi-institutional Outbreak Response Network
• Northwestern to Receive $50 Million to Study Life Sciences Using Mathematics
• Hybrid Catalyst Produces Critical Fertilizer and Cleans Wastewater
• Eric J. Perreault Named Vice President for Research
• Opinion: Here Are the Jobs AI Will Impact Most
• Ted Sargent Named Co-executive Director of Trienens Institute
• First Device to Monitor Transplanted Organs Detects Early Signs of Rejection
• Sinan Keten Picked for Defense Science Study Group
• Richard Lueptow Elected Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
• Ethical Framework Aims to Reduce Bias in Data-Driven Policing
• When Bioelectronics and Synthetic Biology Unite
• Ameer Wins 2023 Excellence in Biomaterials Science Award
• Home Water Quality Testing Kits for Lead, Copper, and PFAS to Debut in Chicago
• Adding Life to Lithium-Ion Batteries
• Building STEAM Knowledge at Northwestern CS Summer Camp
• Cue the Curves App Helps Plus-Sized Women Find Fashion That Fits and Flatters
• ChatGPT on Campus: Law Schools Wrestle with Emerging AI Tools
• Students Recognized in Forbes ‘30 Under 30’
• Interdisciplinary Water Security Project Receives $3 Million NSF Grant
• Niall Mangan Receives DOE Early Career Award
• Sam Kriegman Named Schmidt Futures AI2050 Early Career Fellow
• On a Mission to Optimize Networks
• Why Machine Learning Could Change Experimental Solid Mechanics
• What Does a ‘Twinkling’ Star Sound Like? Take a Listen.
• Laurence Marks Receives Fulbright Award
• Using Video Games to Teach Materials Science
• Northwestern Establishes Julio M. Ottino Professorship
• Uncovering Why Some Cells Become Resistant to Anti-cancer Therapies
• McCormick Researchers Connect with Counterparts in Africa for JUAMI 2023
• Rediscovering Childhood at the ACM Interaction Design and Children Conference
• Research Linking Climate Change to Shifting Ground Garnering Media Attention
• New Heart Implant Monitors, Treats, and Then Dissolves Away
• Improved Stability Could Help Perovskite Solar Cells Compete with Silicon
• Northwestern, IIT Bombay Pledge Collaboration to Advance Education, Research
• The Ground Is Deforming, and Buildings Aren’t Ready
• Dissolving Cardiac Device Monitors, Treats Heart Disease
• States Clamp Down on Freight Trains, Fearing Derailments and Federal Gridlock
• Study Finds Eye Gaze Signals Provide Key Answers in Assistive Device Control
• Using MRAM to Improve Chip Security
• Materials Research Science and Engineering Center Receives $18 Million NSF Grant
• Professor Gokhan Memik Passes Away
• Moving Closer to Efficiently Using Earth’s Power
• NASCAR Chicago Street Race Presents New Challenges to Drivers, Race Car Engineers
• Designing Computing Education for Everyone
• Commentary Evaluates New Advances in Water Transport Modeling
• Startup Volexion Thinking beyond the ‘Holy Grail’ of Battery Power
• Using AI, ChatGPT to Augment the Future of Healthcare
• Designing Surfaces to Improve Bone Grafts
• Christina Kosmowski Encourages Graduating Seniors to Say Yes
• Rodney D. Priestley Challenges Graduates to Use Education for Good
• Startup Opera Bioscience Creates Proteins for Meat Alternatives, Biofuel
• Using Prediction Markets to Raise Climate Concern
• Christopher Schuh Named Dean of McCormick School of Engineering
• Mark Hersam Awarded Ver Steeg Fellowship
• Cue the Curves, Founded by McCormick Student, Wins VentureCat Grand Prize
• Sustainability Superheroes: One Way Chemical Engineers Can Fix the Plastics Problem
• What Does the New Frontier in Biomedicine Look Like?
• These Reusable Sponges Could Clean the Lead Out of Your Drinking Water
• Good Power
• New Book Introduces the AI Technologies Leading to Transformational Scientific Discovery
• Harnessing Biological Sensors Outside the Cell
• How Researchers are Using Artificial Intelligence to Help Patients Understand Their Health
• Student Team Wins Third-Place Honors at DOE Solar Decathlon
• Metal-filtering Sponge Removes Lead from Water
• How AI and Data Keep Changing the Transportation Industry
• Yonggang Huang Elected to the Royal Society
• Scientists Warn of Disinfectant Overuse
• Student-Designed Avatar Makes Public Debut at Panel, Theatrical Production Is Next
• Muzhou Wang Receives Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award
• Susan Garcia Trieschmann Shares Story of Curiosity, Empathy, and Tenacity
• Teri Odom Elected to the National Academy of Sciences
• Andrew Hunt Named Schmidt Science Fellow
• New Catalyst Transforms Carbon Dioxide into Sustainable Byproduct
• McCormick Student Named Goldwater Fellow
• Nobel Laureate M. Stanley Whittingham to Speak at Northwestern
• 2023 Symposium on Physical Genomics Highlights Future of Medicine
• Three McCormick Faculty Members Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Improving the Tiniest Elements of Quantum Communication
• Graphene ‘Tattoo’ Treats Cardiac Arrhythmia with Light
• The Common Ground Between Art and Science
• AI-Generated Images Already Fool People. Why Experts Say They’ll Only Get Harder to Detect.
• Multi-University Team Building Actuators for Next-Gen Bio-Bots
• New Therapy Harnesses Patients’ Blood Cells to Fight Tumors
• How AI Can Make Galactic Telescope Images ‘Sharper’
• Julius Lucks Named Guggenheim Fellow
• Christina Kosmowski, Rodney D. Priestley to Address 2023 McCormick Graduates
• Fluency vs. Fact: How Industries and Researchers are Navigating Generative AI
• Ingredients for a New Kind of Materials Sandwich
• Plastic Transistor Amplifies Biochemical Sensing Signal
• Presenting Science and Technology Through the Arts
• AI Algorithm Unblurs the Cosmos
• Watch Nanoparticles Grow into Crystals
• In Israel, Forging a Path to a Circular Water Economy
• Two Faculty Inducted into the AIMBE College of Fellows
• How a McCormick Student Combines Passions for Engineering and News
• Google’s Catch-up Game on AI Continues with Bard Launch
• Curiosities of the World
• MaDE student Abdalla Badri Named Co-op Student of the Year
• Building a More Inclusive Tech Ecosystem
• Is Gene Delivery via Electroporation Leading to Changes in Cell State?
• Xiao Wang Receives NSF CAREER Award
• Gwynne Shotwell Receives Prestigious Washington Award
• Student Team Selected for NASA BIG Idea Challenge: Lunar Forge
• These Researchers Used AI to Design a Completely New 'Animal Robot'
• Norfolk Southern to ‘Pay the Price’ for Ohio Wreck, Professor Says
• A Pen Designed for Parkinson’s Patients
• Exclusive: Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan on Their New ‘Biohub’ in Chicago and How They Plan to Spend Billions to Help Others Cure or Manage Disease
• Optimizing the Delivery of Proteins
• The Challenges of Mining for Electric-Vehicle Batteries
• McCormick Student Receives New Scholarship to Spur Innovation
• Northwestern to Co-lead New CZ Biohub Chicago
• Society of Women Engineers Hosts 2023 Career Day for Girls
• A New Biodegrading ‘Smart’ Bandage Promises Faster Healing
• The Deepfake Dangers Ahead
• A Smartly Trained Voice Monitor Could Save Singers, Teachers, and Loud Talkers from Strain
• Ramping Up Domestic Graphite Production Could Aid the Green Energy Transition
• The Art in Bringing Humanity to Science
• First Transient Electronic Bandage Speeds Healing by 30 Percent
• Three Named to Department Leadership Positions
• First Wearable Device for Vocal Fatigue Senses When Your Voice Needs a Break
• Opportunities Underground
• Funding New Research to Operationalize Safety in Artificial Intelligence
• Northwestern Baja Team Braves Cold for Top-5 Finish
• Could AI Swamp Social Media with Fake Accounts?
• Christos Dimoulas Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Arthur Prindle Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Biosensors Change the Way Water Contamination is Detected
• Finding Emotion and Empathy in Science
• Q. Jane Wang Elected to the National Academy of Engineering
• How Waste-eating Bacteria Digest Complex Carbons
• Julius Lucks, Danielle Tullman-Ercek to Lead Center for Synthetic Biology
• A New Strategy to 3D Print Miniature and Disposable Optical Microscopes
• Teri Odom Named Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
• Ankenman, Wicks Receive 2022 Meshii Awards
• Michael Horn Receives Daniel I. Linzer Award
• Biorefinery Uses Microbial Fuel Cell to Upcycle Resistant Plant Waste
• Mayor Pete's Major Problem
• What Is ChatGPT and How Does It Work?
• Daniel Abrams Named NICO Codirector
• Fresh Ideas in Curriculum to Revamp Engineering Course
• Arshay Cooper Shares Inspirational Life Story
• ChatGPT: What to Know About the New AI Technology
• Kristian Hammond Elected 2023 AAAI Fellow
• How ChatGPT Could Impact Law and Legal Services Delivery
• Julio M. Ottino Selected for 2023 G.I. Taylor Medal
• Trek to Germany Opens Eyes of Engineering Students
• Vertical Electrochemical Transistor Pushes Wearable Electronics Forward
• Muscle-powered Robots Have Freedom of Movement
• Samir Khuller Named ACM Fellow
• Deepfake Challenges ‘Will Only Grow’
• Mature ‘Lab Grown’ Neurons Hold Promise for Neurodegenerative Disease
• Has Southwest Airlines Finally Crossed the Line?
• Professor Emeritus Lawrence Henschen Passes Away
• Chad Mirkin Receives King Faisal Prize for Work in Chemistry
• Northwestern and MIT Receive Funding from Army’s Synthetic Biology Center
• Researchers Detect Fluoride in Water with New Simple Color Change Test
• Accelerating the Accessibility and Utility of Power Wheelchairs
• Variety in Enamel Composition May Predict Later Tooth Health
• Roozbeh Ghaffari Elected to National Academy of Inventors
• Scientists Discover ‘Single Concise’ Phenomenon That Determines How Long You’ll Live
• Barry Nelson Receives INFORMS Lifetime Professional Achievement Award
• Entrepreneurial Students Should Not Fear Big Tech’s Layoffs
• Sharmila Mulligan Stresses Curiosity During Commencement Remarks
• Aging is Driven by Unbalanced Genes
• How Beautiful Droplets Could Influence Health and Safety
• Applying AI Techniques in Cybersecurity, Counterterrorism, and International Security
• Vaccines Helped to Control COVID-19. But the Global Rollout Is Still Broken
• Ameer, Cao Named 2022 Researchers to Know
• Addressing the Future of Transportation Sectors
• Approach Optimizes Battery-Free Pacemaker Implantation
• Two Northwestern Faculty-led Teams Celebrate 2022 Chicago Innovation Awards
• Looking to the Future of Carbon Nanotube Transistors
• New Solar Cell Breaks Records for Efficiency and Voltage
• Search Committee Formed to Find New Dean of the McCormick School of Engineering
• McCormick Faculty Named Among Global ‘Highly Cited Researchers’ for 2022
• Samuel Stupp Selected for Von Hippel Award
• Improving MRAM by Lessening Reliance on Electric Currents
• Chinese Incursions into India are Increasing, Strategically Planned
• Synthetic Biology Summit Brings Science and Business Together
• Science: Why Fish Look Down When They Swim
• Exploring the Future of Human-Computer Interaction and Design
• Dario Robleto, Ann Druyan, and the Essence of Humanity
• Atomistic Experiments and Machine-Learning-Inspired Modeling Lead to Better Understanding of 2D Materials
• Ange-Therese Akono Presents at First US-Africa Frontiers of Science, Engineering, and Medicine Symposium
• Why Fish Look Down When They Swim
• A Closer Look at how Israel Manages its Precious Water Resources
• Artificial Intelligence: Is It Safe?
• Commitment, Community, and Curriculum
• The CTA is on a Campaign to Win Back Riders. Who’s Listening?
• Professor Emeritus Herbert Cheng Passes Away
• Battery-free, Light-powered Pacemaker may Improve Quality of Life for Heart Disease Patients
• Expanding the Chemistry of Living Systems
• The Nexus and Understanding Different Ways of Thinking
• Kimberly Querrey, Louis Simpson Trust Give $121 Million to Northwestern
• National Science Foundation Award Paves Way for New Center for Pandemic Decision Science
• DNA Gives Colloidal Crystals Shape-shifting and Memory Abilities
• Northwestern Sustainability Lecture Series to Explore Energy, Climate, and Urban Transformations
• Julio M. Ottino to Step Down as McCormick School of Engineering Dean in 2023
• Chemistry Flexes Robotic Arm Without Electronics
• Students Featured in Chicago Inno’s ‘25 Under 25’
• Why the World is Entering a ‘Phase Change’
• Students’ Rapid Tuberculosis Test Could Save Lives
• Northwestern Part of New Center for Multi-Scale Synthetic Biology
• Monkeypox Rapid PCR Test in Development
• The Environmental Impact of Medical Equipment
• Trip to Spain Broadens Horizons of Architecture Students
• Northwestern Engineering Names Winners of 2022 Cole-Higgins Awards
• Northwestern Receives $16 Million Grant to Support Faculty Recruitment and Equity
• The Jackson, Mississippi Water Crisis and America's Crumbling Water System
• Akono Receives 2022 Johnson & Johnson Scholars Award
• Investing in New Water Filtration Membranes is Worth it
• Karen Smilowitz Named 2022 INFORMS Fellow
• Your Career Is Just One-Eighth of Your Life
• Northwestern Joins Collaboration to Study Climate and Urban Science in Chicago
• Designing Way to Potentially Make Oxygen Injectable
• Scott Wins 2022 Biomedical Engineering Society Mid-Career Award
• Northwestern Partners with Indigenous Scientists to Conserve Great Lakes Wetlands
• Northwestern Receives $10 Million for New National Energy Research Center
• Solving the Puzzle of Sustainable Energy
• Cross-layer Computing Summer School Offers Students Technical Knowledge and Practical Know-How
• Inflation Reduction Act: Sourcing Materials and Making Batteries Are Challenging
• Controlling the Shape of Chiral Molecules
• New $26M Center Will Assert American Leadership in Advanced Manufacturing
• Mobile Cobots Offer Glimpse of Future of Human-Robot Interaction
• Exploring STEAM at Northwestern CS Summer Camp
• Shelley Finnigan Named Director of MPM, EMDC Programs
• Climate Change Could Have Negative Effect on Great Lakes Travel
• Contractor Named Fellow of the Network Science Society
• Plastic Pollution Is Turbocharging Bacterial Growth. The Solution May Be to Add More Bacteria.
• Advancing the Theoretical Foundations of Data Science
• Platform Leverages AI to Manipulate Cells at Scale
• Faculty Startup Wins 2022 Equalize Pitch Competition
• Industrial Engineering Students Create Practical Solutions to Industry Challenges
• Efforts to Counter Warming Temperatures, Microplastics in Lake Michigan
• Why Celebrated Designer Bruce Mau is Betting on a New Kind of Renaissance
• Answering How to Collect Data for Machine Learning
• Artificial Ribosome Continues Advancing
• Nerve-cooling Implant Could Offer Pain Relief Alternative to Opioids, Say Researchers
• Ameer Wins 2022 Innovation Commercialization Award
• Moving Closer to Engineering Electrical Properties of Soft Matter
• Recent Graduate Ruiqi Pan Named Co-op Student of the Year
• Linsenmeier Receives Lifetime Faculty Mentor Award
• Government-funded Scientific Research Reflects Public Interest, Study Finds
• The Work of Online Volunteers
• Collaborative Research Shows Good Bacteria Can Be Protected in Fight Against Infections
• Dissolving Implantable Device Relieves Pain without Drugs
• Tobin Marks Elected to the American Philosophical Society
• Solving the Puzzle of 2D Disorder
• Latonia Harris Encourages Master’s, PhD Graduates to Honor Their Supporters
• Annette Rippert Encourages Graduating Seniors to Use Power of Change
• Two McCormick Professors to Speak at TEDxChicago
• Photosynthesis-inspired Process Makes Commodity Chemicals
• Design Studio Students Show Off High-Performance Robots
• We Need to Teach Students How to Implement
• Two Graduate Students Receive Presidential Fellowships
• Stephen Davis’s Memory Present at Symposium in his Honor
• Closing Gaps to Find New Energy Sources
• Energizing Efforts to Optimize the Power Grid
• These Miniature Remote-controlled Robot Crabs May Someday be Used in Heart Surgeries
• InfernoGuard, Cofounded by McCormick Student, Wins VentureCat Grand Prize
• Smart, Dissolving Pacemaker Communicates with Body-area Sensor and Control Network
• Designing Practical Technology Solutions
• Tiny Robotic Crab is Smallest-ever Remote-controlled Walking Robot
• Pushing Boundaries with Generative Artmaking
• Boosting Patient Satisfaction in the Emergency Department
• How a McCormick Student Wants to Help Feed the World
• How Fast-Growing Algae Could Enhance Growth of Food Crops
• Annie Liang Receives NSF CAREER Award
• Ameer Wins 2022 Bioactive Materials Lifetime Achievement Award
• Of Strokes and Misdiagnosis
• How to be Successful, According to Researchers
• Ukraine War Adds to Supply Strain in Global Auto Industry
• Delta Air Lines CEO Discusses Pandemic Travel Lessons During Patterson Lecture
• Dean Julio M. Ottino Elected to the National Academy of Sciences
• Team engiNUity Earns Third Place Honors at DOE Solar Decathlon
• Moderna Cofounder Robert Langer Recalls “Inauspicious” Beginning to Distinguished Career
• CASMI Celebrates Launch with Ribbon Cutting, Panel Discussion
• Two McCormick Students Named Goldwater Fellows
• Elizabeth Gerber Receives SIGCHI Social Impact Award
• Michael Beltran Honored with University Teaching Award
• Neha Kamat Receives ACS Synthetic Biology Young Investigator Award
• New COVID-19 Nasal Spray Outperforms Current Antibody Treatments in Mice
• Shana Kelley Named Guggenheim Fellow
• Decoy Particles Trick Coronavirus as it Evolves
• Chang-Han Rhee Earns NSF Career Award
• Method to Control Cellular Structures Could Lead to Better Cancer Treatment
• New Metric More Accurately Evaluates Physician Performance
• How do we Track COVID as People Get Tested Less?
• Atomic-scale Analysis of Nacre Leads to New Insights about Calcium Carbonate
• Muzhou Wang Paper Earns Finalist Honors for PNAS Cozzarelli Prize
• Battery-free MakeCode Empowers Kids to Code Sustainably
• New Research Institute Will Utilize Cell-free Systems for Global Needs
• Unprecedented Videos Show RNA Switching ‘On’ and ‘Off’
• Ryan Truby Earns Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award
• Nanoparticle-based COVID-19 Vaccine Could Target Future Infectious Diseases
• Leveraging AI to Work with Cells
• Upcycling Polyester Could Reduce Plastic Waste
• Belytschko Lecture Explores Mechanics of Responsive Materials
• Textbook Introduces Students to Mechanistic Data Science
• Rapid PCR Test Receives FDA Emergency Use Authorization
• Are Conferences Worth the Time and Money?
• Navigating the ‘Nexus’ of Art, Technology, and Science
• Researching the Disease I Live with Every Day
• Tire Dumps and Aging Mattresses May Soon Be Relics of the Past
• Memes Become Weapons in Ukraine-Russia Conflict
• Northwestern Names Multimillion-dollar Technology Accelerator
• Society of Women Engineers Chapter Hosts 51st Annual Career Day for Girls
• Mussels’ Underwater Glue Inspires Synthetic Cement
• Undergraduate Launches Course Planning Web Application
• Linsey Seitz Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Josiah Hester Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Monte Carlo Simulations Bring New Focus to Electron Microscopy
• First-of-its-Kind Live Imaging Leads to Major Discovery in How Cells Pattern in Tissues
• Bacteria Upcycle Carbon Waste into Valuable Chemicals
• Four Faculty Named to Medical and Biological Engineering Elite
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• New DNA Computer Assesses Water Quality
• Scientists Scour Sewage for Coronavirus Clues
• Josiah Hester, Muzhou Wang Named Sloan Research Fellows
• Northwestern Launches Research Hub for AI Safety, Equity
• Jian Cao Elected to National Academy of Engineering
• New Method Could Allow Better Evaluation of Cells
• Northwestern Engineering Senior on Jeopardy! This Week
• Tumors Dramatically Shrink With New Approach to Treatment – Study
• Advancing the Center for Physical Genomics and Engineering’s Dual Mission
• Josiah Hester Receives Daniel I. Linzer Award
• Alessandro F. Rotta Loria Announced as Recipient of 2022 Curriculum Innovation Award
• Tumors Dramatically Shrink with New Approach to Cell Therapy
• Is COVID-19 on Airplane Air Filters?
• Understanding Helpful Microbes Could Have Significant Benefits
• Guillermo Ameer Awarded the Technology Innovation and Development Award
• John Rogers Honored by National Academy of Sciences
• Holographic Camera Instantly Peeks around Obstacles
• More Than 40 Companies to Recruit at STEM Career Fair 2022
• Telecoms Delay 5G Launch Near Airports, But Some Airlines Are Canceling Flights
• Wei Chen Selected for 2022 Engineering Science Medal
• New Sensor Tells You How Well Your Mask Is Working
• Nanotherapy Offers New Hope for the Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes
• How to Break Symmetry in Colloidal Crystals
• Microplastic Pollution Lingers in Rivers for Years Before Entering Oceans
• ‘Fitbit for the Face’ Can Turn Any Face Mask into Smart Monitoring Device
• Trustee, Alumnus, and Benefactor Louis Simpson Dies
• T32 Grant for CARE One of First in Field of Regenerative Engineering
• Navigating the Future of Advanced Air Mobility
• How to Make Industrial Biotechnology Commercially Viable
• Theory and Practice in Design Thinking Leads to InstaShield PPE Face Shield
• John Rogers Receives Prestigious Washington Award
• How To Prevent Conflict On The Way To Mars
• Machine Learning Used to Predict Synthesis of Complex Novel Materials
• Neha Kamat Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Understanding Cobalt’s Human Cost
• New Tool to Guide Sustainable Building Design and Construction
• Akono’s Smart Cement Featured in NSF Year-end Video
• Tim Stojka Encourages Graduates to Strive for the Impossible During Commencement Remarks
• Textbook Offers Modern Exploration of Computer Simulation
• Design and Engineering Intersect in New Event Series
• New Holographic Camera Can See Around Corners – Or Inside Your Skull
• Policymakers are ‘Way Behind the Curve’ on AI Threats, Expert Warns
• Ann Drake Stresses Pandemic Lessons During Patterson Lecture
• How Understanding Metallization of Materials Could Help the Development of Superionic Materials for Safe, Efficient Batteries
• Shaping a Sustainable Future for a Common Plastic
• Ryan Truby Receives Air Force Young Investigator Research Program Award
• McCormick Launches Data Science and Engineering Minor
• McCormick Faculty Named Among Global ‘Highly Cited Researchers’ for 2021
• New Holographic Camera Sees the Unseen with High Precision
• Interdisciplinary Teams Earn Strong Finishes at Second Stage of DOE Optimization Competition

• Therapy Used on Mice May Transform Spinal Injury Treatments, Say Scientists
• Tackling the Grand Challenges in Human Computer Interaction + Design
• Professor Emeritus Stephen Davis Passes Away
• Is Mass Timber the Building Material of the Future?
• ‘Dancing Molecules’ Successfully Repair Severe Spinal Cord Injuries
• IBM Honors Ginni Rometty with $5 Million Gift to Her Alma Mater
• CESR Symposium Highlights Connection Between Climate Research and Business, Policy
• Supply Chain Lessons from Pandemic are Focus of Patterson Transportation Lecture
• Why We Must Make the Great Lakes ‘Smarter’ to Prepare for Climate Change
• Pandemic's Effect on Scientists May Be Long Lasting, Study Finds
• What’s Next on the Path for President’s Infrastructure Proposal
• Ameer Named to National Academy of Medicine
• Panel Explores How to Maximize AI’s Scientific Benefits and Social Value
• Northwestern Team Among First to Visualize Polymers in Actual Material
• During Dean’s Seminar Series Lecture, Dashun Wang Stresses Hope
• Our DNA is Becoming the World’s Tiniest Hard Drive
• The Case of the Aquarium’s Disappearing Medicine
• New COVID-19 Antigen Testing Method Offers Highly Accurate Results in Under 3 Minutes
• Samuel Stupp to Receive Hirschmann Award in Peptide Chemistry
• Mathematical Analysis of Fruit Fly Wings Hints at Evolution’s Limits
• Harnessing Data for Materials Discovery Goal of New $15 Million NSF Institute for Data-Driven Dynamical Design
• Northwestern-invented Biomaterial Technology Moves from Lab Bench to the Orthopaedic Market
• Northwestern Engineering Names Winners of 2021 Cole-Higgins Awards
• Winged Microchip is Smallest-ever Human-made Flying Structure
• Now Everyone can Build Battery-free Electronic Devices
• Josiah Hester Named to Brilliant 10 by Popular Science
• Industrial Engineering Grants Aiding Research for Undergraduate Students
• From Van Gogh to Lord of the Rings: Algorithms Decode Legendary 'Hot Streaks'
• This Dissolvable Pacemaker Could Make Heart Surgery Less Invasive
• Students Featured in Chicago Inno's '25 Under 25'
• We Might Not Know The True Toll Of Hurricane Ida For Weeks
• What Was Really the Secret Behind Van Gogh’s Success?
• Making Bioelectronics More Effective and Compact
• Lack of Non-English Languages in STEM Publications Hurts Diversity
• What Can We Really Expect From Elon Musk’s Tesla Robot?
• Engineers Create Double Layer of Borophene for First Time
• Using Yeast to Create Alternative Petrochemical Processes
• The Far Reach of Northwestern Engineering Algorithms
• Northwestern University Plans Multimillion-Dollar Technology Accelerator
• The Case for Onboard Carbon Dioxide Capture on Long-range Vehicles
• Hester Named 2021 Most Promising Engineer or Scientist by AISES
• Neurons that Respond to Touch are Less Picky than Expected
• Materials Scientists to Examine Mysterious Copper Artworks
• New Material Offers Ecofriendly Solution to Converting Waste Heat into Energy
• Pam Daniels Featured on America By Design
• Alessandro Rotta Loria Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Scientists Release New AI-based Tools to Accelerate Functional Electronic Materials Discovery
• New Framework Applies Machine Learning to Atomistic Modeling
• Lynch’s Interest in Immersive Learning Extends to New Dinosaur Card Game
• Novel Method Enables Enormous Datasets of Mechanical Properties in the Era of AI and Machine Learning
• First 3D Simulation of Rat’s Complete Whisker System Acts as a Tactile ‘Camera’
• Industrial Engineering Students Turn Organizational Data into Better Decision Making
• Ehmann Receives SME’s Taylor Medal

• How Mathematical and Statistical Concepts Help Understanding of Life's Mechanisms
• US Freight Railroads Bolstered Supply Chain Resilience During Pandemic
• Soluble Pacemaker Vanishes After Use
• Hani Mahmassani, Transportation Center Driving Supply Chain Innovation
• First-ever Transient Pacemaker Harmlessly Dissolves in Body
• Muscle’s Smallest Building Blocks Disappear After Stroke
• This Implant Could One Day Control Your Sleep and Wake Cycles
• Microspheres Quiver When Shocked
• This Coating Makes Infectious Airborne Droplets Stick to Surfaces
• A More Robust Memory Device for AI Systems
• Novel Smart Cement Can Be Used to Build More Durable Roads and Cities
• Alert System Linked to Operational Hospitals, Shorter Lockdowns, Lives Saved
• Two Northwestern Faculty Receive Inaugural Stoddart Award
• New Book Spotlights Technological Response to COVID-19
• Marcelo Worsley Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• How to Reopen Offices Safely
• New Material Captures Air-borne Droplets
• McCormick Graduates Celebrate 163rd Commencement
• COVID-19 PCR Tests Can Be Freeze Dried
• Grad Set to Launch with SpaceX
• This 'Wandering Meatloaf' Chiton has a Rare Mineral in its Teeth
• Chad Mirkin Wins Prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Prize
• Four Professors Included in Special Nature Materials Thematic Issue
• Park Honored with Hanwha Non-Tenured Faculty Award
• Interdisciplinary Teams Present New Solutions in Computational Journalism
• This Compact PCR Test for Covid-19 Could Give Accurate Results in 15 Minutes
• Multiple Modes of Transportation, Shared Rides Are the Future of Mobility
• Northwestern Student Creates Custom Care Packages for Alzheimer's Patients
• New ‘Swiss Army Knife’ Cleans Up Water Pollution
• Rare Mineral from Rocks Found in Mollusk Teeth
• Scientists Drove Mice to Bond by Zapping Their Brains With Light
• In-Person, Get Outside 2021 Delivers Valuable Career Advice
• Good Bacteria Can Temper Chemotherapy Side Effects
• Eleanor O’Rourke Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Coding Costumes
• Sossina Haile Awarded Ver Steeg Fellowship
• Wei Chen Receives Charles Russ Richards Memorial Award

• Uber, Lyft Rides Skyrocket in Price as Drivers Remain Scarce
• Black Engineers Call for Representation in STEM Education
• How PATH is Helping Students Navigate Northwestern
• Pregnant Scientist Tests New Sensors on Herself
• Bruce Mau to Address McCormick Graduates at 2021 Convocation
• Implantable ‘Living Pharmacy’ Could Control Body’s Sleep/Wake Cycles
• Arun Majumdar Stresses Change to Address 21st Century Climate Challenges
• Untethering Mothers
• Implanted Wireless Device Triggers Mice to Form Instant Bond
• Art and Science Share Spotlight at Museum in Pilsen
• New Computing Device Can Be Trained to Learn Like the Human Brain
• New Brain-Like Computing Device Simulates Human Learning
• One McCormick Lecture Highlights Pandemic-related Adjustment of Student Activities
• New Textbook Explores Foundations, Modern Applications of Predictive Analytics
• Mimicking Shapes Found in Bacteria
• Professor Allen Taflove Passes Away
• Northwestern Spinoff Receives $21.3M from NIH to Manufacture COVID-19 Test
• Farley Teams are Semi-finalists at Rice University Business Plan Competition and One Brings Home Prize Money
• Broadbelt Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Massive Supply Imbalance Fueled by Vaccine Hesitancy: Illinois’ Latest Struggles with COVID-19 Mass Vaccination
• Membrane Vesicles Unlock Potential for Freeze Dried Cell-Free Expression Tech to Mass Produce Vaccines On Site
• 2021’s Most Sustainable Cities
• McCormick Student Team Wins DOE Solar Decathlon Design Challenge
• Membranes Unlock Potential to Vastly Increase Cell-Free Vaccine Production
• Collaborative Research Could Help Fine-tune the Production of Antimalarials, Chemo Drugs
• Climate Change is Transforming Illinois, with More to Come
• Senior Adam Leung Named Co-op Student of the Year
• One McCormick Lecture Highlights Promotion of Student Mental Health
• Novel Method Could Lead to More Efficient Lenses
• Egg and Sperm Cell Size Evolved from Competition
• ‘Inclusive Making’ Helps Students Design for People with Disabilities
• Understanding Fruit Fly Behavior May be Next Step Toward Autonomous Vehicles
• This Sticker Absorbs Sweat—and Might Diagnose Cystic Fibrosis
• ETOPiA Zoom Play Reflects Present-Day Research Realities
• PhD Student Holly Ekas Receives Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans
• John Rogers Named Guggenheim Fellow
• Erica Hartmann Receives NSF CAREER Award
• Dario Robleto Illustrates Bond Between Science and Art
• Jorge Nocedal Selected for Lagrange Prize
• Open Quantum Materials Database Celebrates Milestone
• Algorithm Could Allow Faster Adoption of Versatile Materials
• Researchers Create First-of-its-Kind Model for How Mammals’ Whiskers Bend
• The Secret to a Rat’s Sense of Touch? It’s all in how the Whiskers Bend
• Whisker Simulation Shows how Follicles Send Sensory Signals to Mammal Brains
• Making AI And Analytics Work For Your Business: A Q&A With Eric Anderson
• Whisker Simulation Gives Insights into Mammals' Sense of Touch
• Basic Science Leads to Sustainable Solutions
• Ameer Named Fellow of Materials Research Society
• Surprise in Nanoparticle Aggregation Improves Rational Design of Macromolecular Structures
• 'Sweat Sticker' Diagnoses Cystic Fibrosis on the Skin in Real Time
• Social Insects as Models for Aging, and Crew Conflict on Long Space Missions
• The Jackson, Mississippi Water Crisis And America's Crumbling Water System
• The Stranding of a Giant Container Ship Disrupts Navigation in the Suez Canal
• Potato Chips Inspire Novel Method for Water-Splitting
• Virtual Career Day for Girls Explores Opportunities in STEM
• New Book Reveals What Makes Scientists Successful
• Electronic Skin: From Flexibility to a Sense of Touch
• Who’s Ahead in the Illinois Vaccine Race? Data Shows Downstate Counties Outpacing Chicago Area.
• Why Switzerland Trails West Virginia in Vaccines
• Making Plastics Production More Energy Efficient
• Let’s Redesign the Laptop for a Work-From-Home Era
• Ameer Named to University of Texas Academy of Distinguished Chemical Engineers
• Pain Hides in Our Data
• Scientists Stabilize Atomically Thin Boron for Practical Use
• ‘Fungal Ghosts’ Protect Skin, Fabric from Toxins, Radiation
• A Study Shows Why You Shouldn't Just Rely on Google Maps or Yelp for Restaurant Reviews
• Prestigious AI Meeting Takes Steps to Improve Ethics of Research
• Who Should Stop Unethical AI?
• Novel System Improves AI Testing
• Brenna Argall Featured on ‘Mission Unstoppable’
• Designing Soft Materials that Mimic Biological Functions
• Humans Have the Power to Decode Bias in AI
• Four Northwestern Engineering Investigators Collaborate with Ojibwe to Strengthen Resilience
• Antimicrobial Paint Can Kill Bacteria on Your Walls. But You Probably Don’t Need It To.
• Superstructures Formed by ‘Walking’ Molecules Could Help Create Neurons for Regenerative Medicine
• New Technology Enables Predictive Design of Engineered Human Cells
• AAAS Meeting: Contractor Discusses Mars Travel
• Sensor Takes Guesswork out of N95 Decontamination
• The Pandemic has Inspired and Challenged Medical Innovation
• New Freeze-dried Vaccines Could Expand Access
• Scientists Invented Freeze-Dried Vaccines That Can Be Rehydrated on Demand
• The Germs on Your Toothbrush Can Reveal Your Health
• The Germs on Your Toothbrush Can Reveal Your Health
• How Amazon Moved Faster Than Ever During the Pandemic 
• Colgate, Mahmassani Elected to National Academy of Engineering
• Engineering Drug Delivery Vehicles to Control Clearance by the Immune System
• America Can Vaccinate 60 Million More People Each Month. Here’s How
• N95 Vs. KN95 Masks: What's the Difference?
• Your Toothbrush Probably Doesn't Contain Poo Matter, Reassuring Study Says
• Dynamic 3D Printing Process Features a Light-driven Twist
• Shelf-stable Vaccines Avoid Waste, Expand Access
• New Method for Splitting Proteins Could Lead to Safer and More Effective Bioengineered Systems
• Researchers Design Next-generation Photodetector
• Your Toothbrush Reflects You, Not Your Toilet
• Why More Spending is Needed on Innovation
• Job Seekers Invited to Virtual STEM Career Fair
• Argonne’s Robert Ross Earns Prestigious DOE Award
• Amazing Videos Of RNA Folding Made By R2D2 Method
• Ground-breaking Films Show RNA’s Complex Curves Take Shape
• Data-driven Videos Animate Folding Technique RNA Uses to Fit Inside Cells
• Bonds Acting Like Seat Belts Could Have Wide Implications
• New Videos Show RNA as it's Never Been Seen
• Professor Emeritus Leon M. Keer Passes Away
• How Certain Sounds Can Lead to More COVID-19 Spread
• How Well Does COVID Public Policy Align with Science?
• Scientists use Machine Learning to Accelerate Discovery of Materials for use in Industrial Processes
• Zhaoran Wang Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Janice Mejia Selected for Outstanding Advising Award
• Teachers Should Use This Northwestern Professor’s Hacks for Remote Learning
• Spontaneous Robot Dances Highlight a New Kind of Order in Active Matter
• 11 Experts Explain how our Digital World is Fueling Polarization
• Paper-folding Art Reduced to the Nanoscale in Engineering Breakthrough
• COVID-19 Pandemic Likely Improved Your Commute to Work
• Glucksberg and Gatchell Receive 2020 Meshii Awards
• Imaging Breakthrough Leads to Further Understanding of Genome Structure and Function
• Ameer Receives Clemson Award for Contributions to the Literature
• This Battery-Free Game Boy Will Last Forever
• Japanese Art Style Inspires New Engineering Technique
• Jeffrey Richards Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
• Researchers Made a Material That's 90 Percent Water but Behaves like a Robot
• Wearable COVID-19 Sensor Receives Major Award from US Department of Defense
• Moderna COVID Vaccine to be Considered for Emergency Use Authorization by FDA in America
• To Make a Building Healthier, Stop Sanitizing Everything
• Contractor Hosts New Podcast Series, “Untangling the Web”
• Graduate Students Celebrate Commencement
• Design Must be Taken Seriously Because of its Consequences
• Aquatic Robot Inspired by Sea Creatures Walks, Rolls, Transports Cargo
• Brown, Jewett Named to National Academy of Inventors
• Northwestern and Maxim Integrated Partner on Next-generation Medical Sensors
• Bacteria in Iron-deficient Environments Process Carbon Sources Selectively
• Sinan Keten Selected for ASME Young Investigator Award
• COVID-19 Research Biased Toward Only a Handful of Genes
• Chicago Expected to Play Pivotal Role in COVID-19 Vaccine Transportation, Distribution
• In Fallout Over Polls, "Margin of Error" Gets New Scrutiny
• Northwestern University Has Developed An AI System That Helps Detect COVID-19 On Chest X-Rays
• COVID In Illinois: Expert Says Ambitious Federal Timeline For Getting Out Coronavirus Vaccine Is Possible
• ‘Lifting Up Native Science’
• Three Northwestern Engineering Professors Named AAAS Fellows
• Historical Bias Overlooks Genes Related to COVID-19
• AI Detects COVID-19 on Chest X-rays with Accuracy and Speed
• Who is Responsible When Autonomous Systems Fail?
• DNA Finds Pollutants in Green-Glowing Water Test
• Traveling Safely This Thanksgiving
• What’s Better in the Pandemic: Public Transportation or Ride Share?
• SASE Stresses Building Community During One McCormick Lecture
• New Technique Seamlessly Converts Ammonia to Green Hydrogen
• McCormick Faculty Named Among Global ‘Highly Cited Researchers’
• Smilowitz Named Editor-in-chief of Transportation Science
• Staff Honored for Years of Service
• A New Understanding of Ionic Interactions with Graphene and Water
• Every Toilet Flush Reveals a Clue in Fight to Stop COVID-19
• Dirk Brockmann Discusses COVID-19 Spread
• New Work on 2D Materials Could Enable Cheaper and Effective Infrared Photonic Components
• Do Masks With Antiviral Coating Offer More Protection?
• GradSWE and WISER Working for Gender Parity in STEM
• Bringing Human-Machine Collaboration to Music Videos
• Business Operations from Engineering and Management Perspectives
• New Sanitizing Mask Could Help Reduce Coronavirus Respiratory Droplets
• Optimizing the Design of New Materials
• Cell-Free Technology Comes Of Age: BioBits Is Changing The Way We Teach Biology
• New COVID-19-related Research Funds for Northwestern, Tel Aviv University Collaborations
• Researchers Develop a New Way to Create a Spectrum of Natural-looking Hair Colors
• Providing Support, Opportunities Key Initiatives for Women in Computing
• Face Mask Aims to Deactivate Virus to Protect Others
• Disease-transmission Model Forecasts Election Outcomes
• Noshir Contractor to Become President of the International Communication Association
• Public Transit Faces Uncertain Future After Pandemic
• Why Social Media Is So Good at Polarizing Us
• ‘Presidential Plinko’ Visualizes Data Uncertainty
• Medical Device Using Northwestern-invented Biomaterial Receives FDA Clearance
• Teaching Lessons From Remote Improv
• Supporting Openness in STEM Key for Northwestern SHPE
• Mentorship, Community at Center of Northwestern SWE
• University Life No Stranger to Times of Change
• Women in Computing Members Attend 2020 Virtual Grace Hopper Celebration
• One McCormick Lecture Series Kicks Off with National Society of Black Engineers
• How Two Computer Science Students Built an All-Student Mentorship Program
• ‘Like A Fishing Net,’ Nanonet Collapses to Trap Drug Molecules
• Battery-Free, Energy-Harvesting Perpetual Machines: The Weird Future of Computing
• What Makes N95 and KN95 the Gold Standard of Masks
• Robots and Magnetic Soap: Scientists Rethink Oil Spill Clean-Ups
• Research Shows Cell Perturbation System Could Have Medical Applications
• Play Old School Games Forever on This Solar-Powered Game Boy
• New Director of Northwestern's Farley Center Aims to Attract Diverse Students to Entrepreneurship
• New Model Examines How Societal Influences Affect US Political Opinion

• Scientists Tackle Plastic Waste with $12.8 Million Award from Department of Energy
• Making a Game out of Case Studies
• Students Featured in Chicago Inno’s 2020 ‘25 Under 25’
• Perovskite Nanocrystals Show Their True Colors
• Vijay Vaitheeswaran Joins Farley Center as Visiting Fellow
• McCormick, School of Communication Launch Center for Human-Computer Interaction + Design
• New Theory Predicts Movement of Different Animals Using Sensing to Search
• New Design Principles for Spin-based Quantum Materials
• Design for America Now Part of the Watson Foundation
• Design-A-Thon Ideas Rise to Occasion
• Xiao Wang Part of Group Investigating Post-Quantum Security
• Ready for Remote: Peshkin’s Devices Now Serve as Aids in Distance Learning
• Northwestern Engineering Names Winners of 2020 Cole-Higgins Awards
• Silent Spreaders and Long Haulers. Aerosols and Protocols. 10 Things Science Has Learned About COVID-19 in Less Than a Year.
• Josiah Hester Discusses Battery-Free Game Boy
• Battery-free Game Boy Runs Forever
• The First Battery-Free Game Boy Wants to Power a Gaming Revolution
• Help Build Community Connections through Design-A-Thon
• Future of Cleaning Oil Spills Looks to Robots, Wood Chips and Sponges
• Back-to-School Hack Shares Students’ Handwritten Work — and Teacher Response — in Real Time
• A Contactless Bus Designed for the Pandemic Age
• Yonggang Huang Named Inaugural Achenbach Professor
• Jonathan Rivnay Awarded Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award
• How the Hodge EXCEL Scholars Program Succeeded During a Pandemic
• If you want more women in your workforce, here’s how to recruit
• Underwriters Laboratories Collaborates with Northwestern University to Explore the Impacts of Machine Learning
• Is Your Chart a Detective Story? Or a Police Report?
• Expanding the Palette of Monomers for Ribosome-mediated Polymerization
• Northwestern is Key Partner in $115 Million National Center to Build Revolutionary Quantum Computer
• Why are US Parties So Polarized?
• Professor Emeritus Jan D. Achenbach Passes Away
• Kimberly Gray Named Inaugural Pepper Family Chair
• Disinfectant Misuse Poisons Our Bodies and the Environment
• We Need Better Risk Communication to Combat the Coronavirus
• COVID-19 Pandemic Has Spurred Materials Researchers to Develop Antiviral Masks
• Kellogg, McCormick Announce MBAi Joint Degree Program
• A New View of the 3D Genome
• Northwestern to Lead New NIH Program Fast-tracking COVID-19 Testing Technologies
• What We Need to do to Fix America’s Broken Infrastructure
• New Vulnerability Exposed in SARS-CoV-2
• The Right – and Wrong – Ways to Use Cleaning Wipes
• Northwestern, MIT Researchers Develop Novel Materials for Energy and Sensing
• National Science Foundation Grant Opens New Doors for Center for Synthetic Biology
• New Research Findings in Origami Materials Promise Wide Applications
• Northwestern Team Uses Competition Victory to Honor Ted Belytschko
• Nanomaterials Make a Big Leap in Battery Design
• New Center to Explore Effects of Telework, E-commerce on Travel Demand
• COVID-19 Risk Model Uses Hospital Data to Guide Decisions on Social Distancing
• Origami Metamaterials Reveal Reversible Auxeticity Combined with High Deformation Recoverability
• Local Researchers Develop Wearable Sensor to Monitor COVID-19 Symptoms
• How the Geometry of Ancient Habitats May Have Influenced Human Brain Evolution
• Northwestern Scientists Publish Guiding Principles for COVID-19 Vaccine Development
• How McCormick Students are Helping Fashion Become More Green
• Toxin Tester
• Students Develop At-home DNA Test with Privacy in Mind
• Northwestern Startup Wins Inaugural Nature Prize
• This Band-Aid-Like Patch Could Detect Early COVID-19 Symptoms
• Local Researchers Developing At-Home Kit for Faster Water Contamination Testing
• Customizable Smart Window Technology Could Improve Energy Efficiency of Buildings
• New Therapy Extends Breast Cancer Survival Rate, Prevents Reoccurrence
• Patches to Monitor COVID-19 Symptoms
• Fair Justice Systems Need Open Data Access
• Northwestern Scientists Have Discovered the Microscopic Dental Defects That Rot Your Teeth
• Scientists Develop One-Drop Test for Water Contamination
• Design for America Teams Up with Innovation Leaders to Help Fight Against COVID-19
• New Biomaterial Could Shield Against Harmful Radiation
• Professor Emeritus Charles W.N. Thompson Passes Away
• “Is a Bartender Protected if They Wear a Face Mask and Face Shield?” Dr. Murphy Answers Viewer COVID-19 Questions
• Northwestern, MIT Researchers Develop Novel Materials for Energy and Sensing
• 'Pregnancy Test for Water' Delivers Fast, Easy Results on Water Quality
• Clinical-grade Wearables Offer Continuous Monitoring for COVID-19
• AI gatekeepers are taking baby steps toward raising ethical standards
• Direct Solution Processing of Carbon Nanotubes in Solvent Cocktails
• Materials Scientists Drill Down to Vulnerabilities Involved in Human Tooth Decay
• National Resource to Unlock the Role of Metals in Human Health
• Toward Principles of Gene Regulation in Multicellular Systems
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• Qi Zhu Selected for NAE Symposium
• Game-Changing New Smart Sponge Soaks Up Oil Spills, Saving Water And Wildlife
• Synthetic Materials Mimic Living Creatures
• McCormick Seniors, Graduate Students Celebrate 162nd Commencement
• COVID-19 Sparks Technology Innovation
• Prehistoric 'Clutter' On Land Led To Bigger, Smarter Human Brains
• New AI Tool a Potential Timesaver for COVID-19 Researchers
• Challenge of Hunting, Hiding on Land Accelerated Brain Evolution
• Julius Lucks Named Finalist for Blavatnik National Awards
• Printable Biosensors Could Detect Contaminated Fish
• Mark Werwath to Serve as Inaugural Executive Director of Office of Professional Education
• Emeritus Professor Bernard J. Matkowsky Passes Away
• Hunting in Savanna-like Landscapes May Have Poured Jet Fuel on Brain Evolution
• Accelerating Biological Systems Design for Sustainable Biomanufacturing
• Ian Horswill Honored with University Teaching Award
• Smart PPE Project Receives NSF RAPID Grant
• Coronavirus Shutdowns: Economists Look for Better Answers
• Hayes Ferguson Named Director of Farley Center
• Wearable Device That Detects Covid Symptoms Lands $200K NSF Grant
• Stick-On Medical Device, Worn On The Neck, Streams COVID-19 Symptom Data To Docs
• Faculty Award to Help Bring Guests to Enrich Undergraduate Experience
• Wearable COVID-19 Sensor Receives NSF RAPID Grant
• Broadbelt, Smilowitz Named to Crain’s 'Notable Women in STEM'
• Engineer? Cancer expert? Physicist? They’re Coronavirus Researchers Now
• Dearth Of Women In Classic Hollywood Was Result Of Studio System, Study Finds
• Reusable Sponge Soaks Up Spilled Oil, Not Water
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• New Technique Offers Higher Resolution Molecular Imaging and Analysis
• Solving Battery-Free Devices' Short-Term Memory Loss
• New Method Allows Minimally Invasive Cell Sampling
• Adapting Emergency Ventilators for COVID-19 Patients
• Masks Are Changing The Way We Look At Each Other, And Ourselves
• Jian Cao Receives Milton C. Shaw Manufacturing Research Medal
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• Hersam Receives NSF RAPID Grant to Develop UV-resistant Elastic for N95 Masks
• How To Disinfect After Someone In Your House Has Had COVID-19
• How Wastewater Could Help Track The Spread Of The New Coronavirus
• Workshop Explores Potential of ‘Smart Sensors’ for Environmental Monitoring
• City Health Tech Among Country’s Top Student Startups
• Jon Kleinberg Discusses Algorithmic Decision Making
• Milan Mrksich Named Northwestern’s Vice President for Research
• Trio of McCormick First-Year Students Win Design Contest
• Senior Saif Bhatti Named to Crain’s “20 in Their 20s” for 2020
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• Marita Labedz Poll Selected for Outstanding Advising Award
• Coronavirus Sensor You Stick at the Top of Your Chest Can Track Symptoms
• Northwestern, AbilityLab at Work on COVID Detection Device
• Small Wearable Device Monitors Virus Symptoms
• Synthetic Melanin Used in Less-Harsh Hair Dye
• Mark Hersam Selected for Medard W. Welch Award
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• Jon Kleinberg to Deliver Virtual Presentation for Dean’s Seminar Series
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• Emeritus Professor Max Epstein Passes Away
• Winter Graduate William Whittenbury Named Co-op Student of the Year
• EDI Team Collaborates to Move Design Studio Courses Online
• Northwestern University Scientists Sprint to Develop New Kind of Rapid Coronavirus Test
• Scientists Uncover Major Cause of Resistance in Solid Electrolytes
• One-step Diagnostic Tool Receives NSF RAPID Grant
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• Environmental Biologist Offers Tips For Cleaning And Disinfecting Your Home During COVID-19 Crisis
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• Chafing Against Regulation, Silicon Valley Pivots to Pandemic
• Peptide Therapies Could Disable Coronavirus’ Spike Proteins
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• Increasing the Efficiency and Stability Understanding of Tandem Solar Cells
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• SQI Director Samuel Stupp Awarded 2020 Nanoscience Prize
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• ASME Student Chapter Takes Flight with Hovercraft Project
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• New Platform for Engineering Ribosomes to “Cook New Cuisines”
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• New Implantable Device Could Help Save Opioid Overdose Victims
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• New Discovery Makes It Easier to Design Synthetic Proteins that Rival their Natural Counterparts
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• Studying the ‘Shocking’ Mystery of Static Electricity
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• Michael Jewett Named Walter P. Murphy Professor
• Jill Wilson Receives Academic Advising Honor
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• Young Alumni Featured Among Forbes 2020 Class of “30 Under 30”
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• Noshir Contractor Named ACM Fellow for Advancements in Computing
• Next-Gen 2D Materials Could Revolutionize Technology
• Understanding Our Future with Robots with the New Center for Robotics and Biosystems
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• Northwestern Engineering Receives Grand Challenges Explorations Grant for Groundbreaking Research in Global Health and Development
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• Northwestern Engineering’s Guillermo Ameer Receives Key to Panama City, Panama
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• Staff Honored for Service
• Northwestern Wins Programming Contest, Advances to World Finals
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• Four Entrepreneurship Lessons from 4C Founder Alok Choudhary
• Hope for Food-Allergic Students Transitioning to College
• Engineers Sweep 2016 Scientific Image Contest
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• 3-D Printing Customized Vascular Stents
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• Northwestern Engineering Welcomes Charles Kuehmann
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• Early Detection to Beat Cancer
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• ETOPiA Presents a Fall Film Festival
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• Design Innovation at Northwestern: A Human-centered Endeavor and a Creative Process
• Reshaping the Virus
• Northwestern Engineering Names Winners of 2016 Cole-Higgins Awards
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• Using Design to Improve the Voting Experience
• Brenna Argall’s Plans for an Autonomous Wheelchair Profiled in Crain’s
• Researchers Discover that DNA Naturally Fluoresces
• Northwestern Experiments Head to Space
• How Long Will it Take to Break Usain Bolt’s 100-meter Dash Record?
• Northwestern’s Society of Women Engineers Wins Regional Award
• 20 Years Later: Cobots Co-opt Assembly Lines
• Rat Whiskers Shed Light on How Neurons Communicate Touch
• Mystery Solved: The Case of the Slipping Finger
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• Northwestern Engineers Shine at International Synthetic Biology Conference
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• Enhancing Molecular Imaging with Light
• Synthetic Biologist Receives ACS Young Investigator Award
• Hani Mahmassani Named to 2016 Class of National Associates by National Research Council
• Reinventing the Wheel: Northwestern Researchers Develop Recyclable Rubber
• Fast Company Features Student Design Alternatives to Ikea Dressers
• Repurposing the Ribosome for Synthetic Biology
• Reconfiguring Active Particles into Dynamic Patterns
• Northwestern Experiment to Orbit Earth
• Nanoscientists Develop the 'Ultimate Discovery Tool'
• Making Computers Reason and Learn by Analogy
• Madhav Mani Named Simons Investigator
• Northwestern Engineering Graduate Students Celebrate 158th Commencement
• Northwestern Engineering Undergraduates Celebrate 158th Commencement
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• Students Use NetLogo to Model Traffic, Religion
• Master Classes for Graphics in Research
• Design Expo Showcases Student Work
• Jian Cao Receives SME’s Taylor Medal
• Northwestern Announces Plans for Major Expansion in Computer Science
• Engineers Learn the Art of Allowing
• Chad Mirkin Honored at Awards Ceremony in Israel
• Experts Discuss the Future of Infrastructure
• How Cody Keenan Stays Grounded in the White House
• Symposium Looks to Israel as a Role Model for Water Sustainability
• Transportation Experts to Imagine the Future
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• Water Sustainability Symposium to Examine Solutions for Middle East
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• James Rondinelli Joins Emerging Leaders at Roundtable in D.C.
• Top Honor for Zdeněk Bažant
• Gerber, Gatchell Honored with 2016 University Teaching Awards
• Stupp Receives Prestigious Chemistry Award
• Masanet Uses Sabbatical to Combat Climate Change
• Northwestern Researchers Recognized for Gravitational-Wave Detection Work
• Rick Marzec Named McCormick STAR
• Students Learn to Combat Hackers
• Deans Call for Engineering and Law Collaboration in Chronicle Op-ed
• Method Stabilizes, Enhances Phosphorene
• Light-powered 3-D Printer Creates Terahertz Lens
• Erik Luijten Named Chair of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering
• Ed Lazowska Discusses New Roles for Computer Science
• ETOPiA Musical Explores Women’s Role in Industry
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• Dean’s Seminar Series Presents Ed Lazowska
• Exfoliating Thinner Flakes of Phosphorene at Higher Yield
• Matthew Grayson Named Director of Global McCormick
• Northwestern Spinout Company Takes Home Top Prize at Clean Energy Trust Challenge
• Using Data to Protect Coral Reefs from Climate Change
• Coyote Logistics CEO to Give Patterson Lecture April 20
• New San Francisco Immersion Program for Journalists and Engineers
• New Funds Are Available to Northwestern Entrepreneurs
• Panelists Discuss Building Business at Design:Chicago
• Bruce Lindvall Receives Service Award
• Water Sustainability is Focus of New Research Center
• New Terahertz Source Could Strengthen Sensing Applications
• New Center for Synthetic Biology Launches
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• Design Expo Showcases Student Work
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• Design:Chicago Panelists to Discuss Building Business with Design
• NUvention: Energy Students Embrace Clean Tech with Sustainable Startups
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• Martin Wainwright to Discuss the Interface of Statistics and Optimization at CS+X Colloquium
• Hersam Named US Science Envoy
• Brenna Argall Receives CAREER Award
• Girls Experience Hands-on Engineering
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• Faculty Publish New Mechatronics Textbook
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• Preventing Protein Unfolding
• The Wall Street Journal Highlights Design Thinking and Communication
• Understanding Inflight WiFi’s Poor Performance
• Two Major Awards for Rondinelli
• Using Plasmonics to Transmit More Data
• Detecting Hidden Malicious Ads
• Rondinelli Honored with Presidential Early Career Award
• Apply to Train in Children’s Health
• "Embracing Uncertainty as an Opportunity for Learning” Op-ed Featured in Inside Higher Ed
• Detective Scientists Discover Ancient Clues In Mummy Portraits
• Forum Showcases Student Experiences Abroad
• Selim Shahriar Contributes to Discovery of Gravitational Waves
• Chad Mirkin Receives Prestigious International Dan David Prize
• Why Schools Need to Introduce Computing in All Subjects
• Five Named Elite Medical and Biological Engineering Fellows
• EDI Class Helps Reimagine Laundry
• Researchers Develop Completely New Kind of Polymer
• Howard Tullman Predicts Future Tech Trends
• New Material with Built-in Vitamin A May Reduce Scarring
• Northwestern Engineering Highlights Collaboration, Innovation During Hong Kong Event
• Increasing Oil’s Performance with Crumpled Graphene Balls
• Researchers Pinpoint Place Where Cancer Cells May Begin
• Data as Art Showcases Collaborative Projects
• Job Seekers Invited to Engineering Career Fair
• Senior Magdalena Olewinska Named Co-op Student of the Year
• Transportation Scholar Aaron Gellman Dies at 85
• Dean’s Seminar Series Presents Howard Tullman
• A New Way to Print 3-D Metals and Alloys
• Building Concrete Shelters on Mars
• Single-Chip Laser Delivers Powerful Result
• Northwestern Engineers Featured Among Forbes’ “30 Under 30”
• Engineering Flow
• EECS 111 Brings Programming to All Majors
• MOOC Offers Lessons for Design Innovation
• Scientists Create Atomically Thin Metallic Boron
• Engineering Touch
• Northwestern Engineering Names Winners of 2015 Cole-Higgins Awards
• Northwestern to Open San Francisco Space in Spring 2016
• Engineering Graduate Students Celebrate Commencement
• Event Dedicates New Auto Bays
• Design Expo Showcases Student Work
• Code Not Included: The Philosophy of Computer Science
• Mark Guzdial Calls for Computer Literacy at CS+X Colloquium
• Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Munich
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• Introducing Non-Engineers to Design
• WildHacks Unites More than 450 Students from Across United States
• Staff Honored for Service
• Mark Guzdial to Discuss Computer Literacy at CS+X Colloquium
• New App Shows Online Discussions as Interactive Graphs
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• Research Team’s “Wi-FM” Featured in the Chicago Tribune, BBC, and NPR
• Using Microfluidic Devices to Sort Stem Cells
• Using FM to Improve Wireless Networks
• Downey Contributes to Search Engine for Scientists
• A New Slant on Semiconductor Characterization
• Research Shows Cuba’s Internet Issues
• Three Northwestern Startups Receive Innovation Awards
• ETOPiA Play Examines Galileo’s Controversial Life
• Graduate Wins Second Place in ACM Student Research Competition
• Printing Clean Energy One Fuel Cell at a Time
• Elizabeth Gerber Receives Wells Fargo Foundation Award
• $6.5 Million Gift Supports Growth in Computer Science
• SWE Hosts 28th Annual Industry Day
• Engineers Assist Bank of America Chicago Marathon with Technology
• Architecture Students Study in Stuttgart
• Gantz, Colgate, and Peshkin to Enter Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame
• Nanocellulose Materials by Design
• Morris E. Fine, Materials Science Pioneer, Passes Away
• Conference Highlights Importance of Spatial Learning in Undergraduate STEM Education
• Protein Conjugation Method Offers New Possibilities for Biomaterials
• Kristian Hammond Named Technologist of the Year
• Northwestern Receives $5 Million for Nanoscale Research
• Northwestern Named Sixth Most Innovative University in the World
• Network Control: Letting Noise Lead the Way
• NetLogo Now Available on the Web
• Programming Boot Camp Attracts Diverse Participants
• Evan Scott Receives NIH New Innovator Award
• New Protein Manufacturing Process Unveiled
• Chad Mirkin Receives Inaugural National Academy of Sciences Prize
• Japanese Paper Art Inspires New 3-D Fabrication Method
• Life Trustee, Retired Tribune CEO Stanton R. Cook Dies
• Realizing Carbon Nanotube Integrated Circuits
• Using Nanotechnology to Fight Cancer
• Bioelectronics Pioneer John Rogers to Join Northwestern University
• Unusual Use of Blue Pigment Found in Ancient Mummy Portraits
• Superlattice Design Realizes Elusive Multiferroic Properties
• Graphene Oxide’s Secret Properties Revealed at Atomic Level
• Electrospray Solves Longstanding Problem in Langmuir-Blodgett Assembly
• Engineers Identify How to Keep Surfaces Dry Underwater
• Student Design Leaders Meet to Tackle Down Syndrome Issues
• Portable Ultra-Broadband Lasers Could be Key to Next-Generation Sensors
• Jerry the Bear Visits the White House
• Northwestern Receives $17.5 Million Grant for HIV Prevention Research
• Researchers Design First Artificial Ribosome
• Northwestern Spin-off Naurex to be Acquired by Allergan
• New Solar Technology Pays Back Energy Investment Faster
• New Tool for Investigating RNA Gone Awry
• Brinson, Burghardt Join Senior Leadership Team
• Hamlin Jennings, Cement Research Pioneer, Passes Away
• Museum of Science and Industry Exhibits Materials Science Research
• Kimberly Gray Named Chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Clay Sheets Stack to Form Proton Conductors
• McCormick Faculty Fellow Calls on Silicon Valley for More Scientific Discovery in City Journal
• Harold Kung Receives Wilhelm Award
• New Camera to Help Search for Life Outside Our Solar System
• Learning from Biology to Accelerate Discovery
• Northwestern’s Solar Car to Race in Formula Sun Grand Prix
• Conference Brings Together Haptics Researchers from Around the Globe
• Optimizing Shale Gas Production from Well to Wire
• Lipinski Symposium Underscores Need for Infrastructure Improvements
• McCormick Graduate Students Celebrate 157th Commencement
• McCormick Seniors Celebrate 157th Commencement
• Transportation Symposium to Focus on Supply Chain in Chicago
• A New Way to Image Surfaces on the Nanoscale
• New App Sheds Light on Phone Usage
• Atlasify: Search Using Maps
• First-Year Students Develop Adaptive Fishing Tool, Interactive Toy
• NUvention: Web + Media Students Showcase Web-Based Startups
• $8.5 Million Grant For Developing Nano Printing Technology
• Students Use NetLogo to Plan Mars Mission, Model New Societies
• Northwestern Students Hack Data for Social Good
• Interdisciplinary Teams Win Big at Venture Challenge
• Vadim Backman Awarded Ver Steeg Research Fellowship
• Materials Science Undergraduate Leanne Friedrich Wins Gotaas Award
• John A. Dever Gift Creates Endowed Chair
• Saving Money and the Environment with 3-D Printing
• Team to Fly on NASA’s Zero-Gravity Aircraft for Second Time
• ‘Lab in a Backpack’ Revitalizes Electronics Class
• ‘Big Data’ Leaders Champion User-Generated Content During 2015 Analytics Exchange
• Student-Designed Autonomous Robot ‘Veggie Bot’ Wins 2015 Design Competition
• Robot Dexterity Tested In Head-To-Head Competition
• Printing 3-D Graphene Structures for Tissue Engineering
• Alok Choudhary Demonstrates Engineering’s Impact on Marketing at Farley Fellows Seminar
• Jewett Receives Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award
• Northwestern to Host International Robotics Experts
• Northwestern Hosts Quantitative Biologists
• Dean Julio M. Ottino Shares McCormick’s Nonlinear Approach to Innovation in Forbes
• Choudhary to Discuss Entrepreneurship in Farley Fellows Lecture
• Mark Hersam, Nanotech Research Profiled in Crain’s
• Zdeněk P. Bažant Elected to Royal Society
• Analysis of State of the Union Addresses Wins Hackathon
• Two McCormick Faculty Honored with University Teaching Awards
• Sinan Keten Receives Navy Young Investigator Award
• Northwestern Design Students Share Apple Watch Impressions in Chicago Tribune
• Northwestern’s SAE Teams Hit the Streets
• Diverse Sea Creatures Evolved to Reach Same Swimming Solution
• Deborah Cundiff Named McCormick STAR
• Eric Perreault Named Chair of the Department of Biomedical Engineering
• Northwestern Celebrates Earth Day
• Team Develops Faster, Higher Quality 3-D Camera
• Chance and Circumstance Tip Immune Control of Cancer
• Nanotech-Enabled Moisturizer Speeds Healing of Diabetic Skin Wounds
• American Airlines CEO Talks Transition at Patterson Lecture
• Northwestern Startups Win Prizes at 2015 Clean Energy Challenge
• Baseball Biomechanics Study Featured in Chicago Tribune
• New Book Provides Foundations for Application of Agent-Based Modeling
• Celebrating Earth Day at Northwestern
• American Airlines CEO to Give Patterson Lecture April 20
• How Facebook Sparked a Revolution
• Panelists Discuss Strategy at Design:Chicago
• Robot Block Party this Weekend
• Farley Center the Focus in Crain’s Feature
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• Computers that Mimic the Function of the Brain
• Dean’s Seminar Series to Welcome Wael Ghonim
• Five McCormick Professors Receive Prestigious Honor for Young Faculty
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• Solving Molybdenum Disulfide’s ‘Thin’ Problem
• McCormick Professors Inducted into NAI
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• McCormick Undergraduate Named KPCB Fellow
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• Design:Chicago Panelists to Discuss Design as Strategy
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• IBM Chief to Address Northwestern Class of 2015
• Louis Simpson and Kimberly Querrey Make $92 Million Gift to Northwestern for Biomedical Research
• Democratizing Synthetic Biology
• Chicago-area Girls to Try Hands-on Engineering
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• Bringing Texture to Your Flat Touchscreen
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• Getting Yeast to Pump Up the Protein Production
• New Method Allows for Greater Variation in Band Gap Tunability
• Building Trustworthy Big Data Algorithms
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• McCormick Student Awarded Churchill Scholarship
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• Can Tipping Points be Predicted?
• Automated Method Beats Critics in Picking Great Movies
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• Dean’s Seminar Series Presents Sang Yup Lee
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• Researchers Use Nanotechnology to Engineer ACL Replacements
• Northwestern University Joins the Intel® Parallel Computing Centers Program
• New Non-Invasive Method Can Detect Alzheimer's Disease Early
• Three Professors Named National Academy of Inventors Fellows
• McCormick Graduate Students Celebrate December Commencement
• Two McCormick Professors Named AAAS Fellows
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• McCormick Overhauls Undergraduate Advising
• McCormick Staff Members Honored for Service
• Ramille Shah and Katherine Darnstadt Named to Crain’s “40 Under 40” for 2014
• PayPal Founder to Speak about the Future of Progress
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• Wildhacks, Northwestern’s Largest Intercollegiate Hackathon, Hits Campus
• Unleashing the Potential of Phosphorene
• New Terahertz Device Could Strengthen Security
• New Device Reduces Scarring in Damaged Blood Vessels
• Transportation Center Celebrates 60th Anniversary
• First Genetic-Based Tool to Detect Circulating Cancer Cells in Blood
• Faculty Panel Discusses Creativity in ‘Conversations at the Intersection’ Event
• New Process Isolates Promising Material
• Transportation Center Celebrates Six Decades of History
• Northwestern Wins Programming Contest, Advances to World Finals
• Morris Brodwin, Electromagnetics Pioneer, Passes Away
• Student Startup AMPY Turns Movement into Power
• Who Knew There Was So Much Blue?
• McCormick Faculty Inducted into Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame
• Faculty Panel Imagines the ‘Future of Work’ as Technologically Advanced and Competitive
• ‘Conversations at the Intersection’ will Discuss the Nature and Facets of Creativity
• McCormick Alumnus Receives Global Recognition for Humanitarian Work
• Persuading Doctors to Quickly Adopt New Treatments
• Nobel Laureate Dan Shechtman Proposes Technological Entrepreneurship as Path to Prosperity
• Event to Explore the ‘Future of Work’
• Study Shows Relationship Among Broadband Performance, Pricing, and Demand Worldwide
• Student-Created App Smartly Locks and Unlocks Phone
• ‘Conversations at the Intersection’ Explores the Nature of Creativity
• SWE Hosts 27th Annual Industry Day
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• Making the Bank of America Chicago Marathon Even Better
• New Absorber Will Lead to Better Biosensors
• New Conversation Series to Discuss the Nature and Facets of Creativity
• Nobel Laureate Dan Shechtman to Give Two Lectures at McCormick
• ‘Designing Minds’ Workshop Examines Future of Artificial Intelligence
• 'Skin-Like' Device Monitors Cardiovascular and Skin Health
• McCormick Names Winners of Cole-Higgins Awards for Excellence in Teaching and Advising
• Farley Director Michael Marasco Named to Crain’s “Tech 50 for 2014”
• McCormick Alumna Ginni Rometty Named Fortune’s 2014 Most Powerful Woman in Business
• ETOPiA Celebrates Seven Years of Art and Engineering
• Mark Hersam Named MacArthur Fellow
• Programming Boot Camp Draws Participants from Across Northwestern
• Ted Belytschko, Renowned Researcher, Scholar, and Mentor, Passes Away
• Pairing Social Networks with Social Motives to Close the Science Gap
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• Robotic Leaders from Around the World Descend on Chicago
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• MOOC Offers Lessons for Transitioning into New Jobs
• Breakthrough for Carbon Nanotube Solar Cells
• Eric Masanet Talks How to Treat Your Trash on WBEZ’s EcoMyths
• Welcome to the New McCormick Website
• Doug Downey Receives Prestigious Honor for Young Faculty
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• EXCEL Builds Lifelong Community
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• Joseph Luciani Named McCormick STAR
• Milan Mrksich Testifies on Nanotechnology Before Congress
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• Antioxidant Biomaterial Promotes Healing
• New Approach to Form Non-Equilibrium Structures
• Chad Mirkin Named Faculty Fellow in Pentagon Program
• PhD Students Learn the Business of Science
• Two McCormick Alumnae Named Most Powerful Women Engineers in Tech
• Faculty Startup Narrative Science Featured in Business Insider
• New Technology Illuminates Colder Objects in Deep Space
• Turning Events into Transportation Experiments
• McCormick Office of Career Development Receives General Electric Partnership Award
• Undergraduate Convocation Remarks by Alicia Boler-Davis
• McCormick Seniors, Graduate Students Celebrate 156th Commencement
• STEP Participants Build Gorilla Prosthetics, Learn about Engineering
• Millions Awarded to Northwestern for Energy Research
• Innoblative Designs Targets Cancer with Student-Created Device
• Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Honored
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• Roger Dannenberg Imagines the Future of Music at CS+X Colloquium
• Larry Keeley Named Segal Design Institute Distinguished Fellow
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• Looking to the Past to Examine America's Highway Problem
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• Joseph Moskal Talks about Failure and Success at Farley Fellows Seminar
• Students Present Innovative Projects in Journalism and Technology
• Improvements to Chicago’s Energy Efficiency Wins Accenture Competition
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• Materials Science Undergraduate Katie Jaycox Wins Gotaas Award
• Roger Dannenberg to Discuss Music and Computer Science at CS+X Colloquium
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• Mark Hersam Testifies about Nanotechnology Before Congress
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• Elizabeth Gerber Receives Curriculum Development Award
• Student-Designed Autonomous Robot ‘Jankbot Rises’ Wins 2014 Design Competition
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• No Wheels Allowed in Design Competition
• Which Has a More Efficient "Engine": A Tuna or a Whale?
• Which is Greener, Paper or Plastic? The Answer is Gray
• Northwestern’s Baja and Formula SAE Teams Rev Up
• Three McCormick Faculty to Receive Teaching Awards
• Walter Herbst Receives Top Design Award
• Taking the Lead Out of a Promising Solar Cell
• Elizabeth Foster Named McCormick STAR
• Nature Likes a Good Algorithm
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• Entrepreneur@NU Conference Explores Future of Entrepreneurship
• Committing to a Clear Message
• Katherine Faber Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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• Surprising Material Could Play Role in Saving Energy
• Building 'Smart' Cell-Based Therapies
• McCormick Team Wins Motorola Competition
• Teaching a Computer with Natural Language
• Two McCormick Alumni Win Thesis Prize
• Jiaxing Huang Named Guggenheim Fellow
• Beating Heart Powers Pacemaker
• Northwestern Teams Win $100,000 at Prestigious Clean Tech Business Plan Competition
• Panelists Discuss Intra/Entrepreneurship at Design:Chicago
• Expanding Particles to Engineer Defects
• A Faster Internet for Your Smartphones
• Entrepreneurship Conference to Explore the ‘Next Frontiers’
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• Colloquium Explores the Connections Between Computer Science and Economics
• Julia Weertman to Receive John Fritz Medal
• New Student-Authored Book Uncovers the Practical Application of Nature
• $25 Million Gift to Expand Regenerative Medicine Research
• Northwestern Announces $3.75 Billion Campaign
• Design:Chicago Panelists to Discuss Designers as Intra/Entrepreneurs
• Northwestern Hosts International Synthetic Biology Workshop
• Long-Lasting Device Protects Against HIV and Pregnancy
• Northwestern Students to Conduct Experiment in NASA’s ‘Vomit Comet’
• Liz Gerber Named 2014 Recipient of IEEE Undergraduate Teaching Award
• Making the Impossible Possible: Professors’ Companies Fight Cancer, Tackle Big Data
• Northwestern Helps Chicago Secure Multimillion-Dollar Lab
• Chicago-area Students Gather at McCormick for Career Day for Girls
• EECS Student Project Fair Spotlights Innovation at McCormick
• Career Day Asks Girls to Design a Better World
• International Partnership to Develop Healthcare Technologies
• Using Crowdsourcing to Solve Complex Problems
• Robotic Fish Research Featured on BBC
• Robotic Fish Aids Understanding of How Animals Move
• Complexity Institute Receives Significant Gift for New Research
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• Optimizing Donor Kidney Distribution in the United States
• McCormick Students Share Global Experiences in Chat Forum
• Faculty Discuss Startups in Farley Fellows Lecture Series
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• Northwestern Startup MeterGenius Wins $10,000 in Clean Energy Contest
• MEM Program Celebrates 35th Anniversary
• Husna Levine Named McCormick STAR Award Winner
• Looking to the Future: EECS Department Evolves Structure
• McCormick Faculty to Present at AAAS Annual Meeting in Chicago
• Detecting Chemicals, Measuring Strain with a Pencil and Paper
• Student-Designed Sea Otter Maze Featured on BTN LiveBIG
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• Investigate Dynamic Fracturing as an Alternative to Hydraulic Fracturing or Fracking
• Christopher Wolverton Named Walder Award Winner
• Energy and Sustainability Efforts Get Boost from New Lab Space
• McCormick Launching New MOOCs in 2014
• Segal Design Institute Collaborates with Bruce Mau and Massive Change Network to Offer Executive Workshop in Design Thinking
• Using Air Transportation Data to Predict Pandemics
• McCormick Strengthens Ties in Taiwan
• New Center for Materials Research to Advance Innovation
• Researchers Develop World’s Highest Quantum Efficiency UV Photodetectors
• Elizabeth Gerber Named One of Crain’s 40 Under 40
• McCormick Announces Master of Science in Robotics Program
• Making A Gem of A Tiny Crystal
• Two McCormick Professors Named AAAS Fellows
• Civil Engineer Honored with CAREER Award
• McCormick Faculty Members Named IEEE Fellows
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• Northwestern Students Learn Lessons from the Corner Office
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• Computer Science Everywhere: Northwestern Experts Convene to Discuss Possibilities in CS
• Researchers Grow Graphene on Silver
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• Northwestern Computer Science Team Wins Programming Contest
• New York Times Editorial: NUvention Courses Show Millennials’ Potential to Change Corporate Culture
• McCormick Symposium Builds Connections Between Computer Science, Other Disciplines
• Dean’s Seminar Series Welcomes Google Energy Chief Arun Majumdar
• McCormick Staff Members Honored for Service
• Dean’s Seminar Series Welcomes New York Times Columnist Adam Bryant
• Scientists Study Fishy Behavior to Solve Locomotion Mystery
• Northwestern Helps Bring First Biomedical Engineering Programs to Nigerian Universities
• ‘You Will Have an Adventure’: Lecture Series Spotlights Medical, Robotics Startups
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• Northwestern Faculty Discuss Startups in Farley Fellows Lecture Series
• Two Spin-Off Companies Spotlighted in Science Coalition Report
• Researchers Measure Flow from a Nanoscale Fluid Jet
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• Farley Director’s Op-ed on ‘Whole-Brain Thinking’ Startup Approach Featured in Crain’s Chicago Business
• Atomically Thin Device Promises New Class of Electronics
• Young Northwestern Alumna Wins Startup Competition, Praise from Warren Buffett
• The Road to Success: Lecture Series Kicks Off with Stories of Two Sold Startups
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• Northwestern Faculty Discuss Startups in Farley Fellows Lecture Series
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• Northwestern Researchers Develop Compact, High-Power Terahertz Source at Room Temperature
• Crowds and Communities: Haoqi Zhang Discusses Work in Crowdsourcing
• Northwestern Faculty Discuss Startups in Farley Fellows Lecture Series
• Study: Acidity Can Change Cell Membrane Properties
• Nat Harrison Joins McCormick, INVO as Consulting Entrepreneur
• Company Makes "WSJ Startup of the Year" Final Five
• Study: New Medical Device Extremely Effective at Preventing Immunodeficiency Virus
• Chad Mirkin Named A "Nobel-Class" Citation Laureate
• McCormick Names Winners of Cole-Higgins Awards for Excellence in Teaching and Advising
• McCormick Welcomes Class of 2017, New Graduate Students
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• Ted Belytschko Lecture Welcomes Thomas J.R. Hughes
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• Mark Hersam Named Head of Northwestern University Materials Research Center
• McCormick Faculty Edit Encyclopedia of Tribology
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• Reproducing Nature’s Chemistry: Researchers Alter Molecular Properties in a New Way
• SiNode Rings a Bell
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• Free Online Course Brings Engineering Education to All
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• Betty Modlin Named McCormick STAR Award Winner
• Internet's Backbone Can Readily Be Made More Sustainable
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• Mimicking Living Cells: Synthesizing Ribosomes
• Northwestern Student Startup Featured in ‘WSJ Startup of the Year’ Documentary Series
• McCormick Seniors, Graduate Students Celebrate 155th Commencement
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• Graduate Students Analyze Wi-Fi Data in Accenture Competition
• A Northwestern Clean Energy Startup Does It Again
• NUvention: Web Students Launch Software-Based Startups
• Is the Cloud the Greenest Way to Go?
• Chemical Engineer Honored With Early Career Investigator Award
• New Fluid-Dynamic Slip Law Subsumes 40 Years of Research
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• McCormick Senior Heads to Great Britain for Whitaker Fellowship
• Students Recognized in the Dow Sustainability Innovation Challenge
• Moving Heat Sideways with Transverse Thermoelectrics
• Android Antiviral Products Easily Evaded, Northwestern Study Says
• William Woodburn on Engineering Thinking and Business Success
• ‘Aperture Robotics’ Takes First Place in Student Robotics Competition
• Chad Mirkin To Receive Linus Pauling Medal Award
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• Opening Doors to Foldable Electronics with Inkjet-Printed Graphene
• Julian Minuzzo, BS/MS Student in Materials Science, Wins Gotaas Award
• No Remote Control Allowed for These Robots
• McCormick Students Build Home for Family in Nicaragua
• Novel Ovarian Cancer Screening Featured in Chicago Tribune
• McCormick’s Allen Taflove: 40 Years Solving Maxwell’s Equations
• Northwestern Hosts 2013 Greater Chicago Area Systems Research Workshop
• Hundreds Attend Third Annual Northwestern Entrepreneurship Conference
• Bacteria Organize According to 'Rich-Get-Richer' Principle
• Nanotechnology Pioneer Named 'Entrepreneur of the Year'
• Smithsonian Secretary on Sustainability: ‘Take the Long View’
• Dean’s Seminar Series Welcomes Global Infrastructure Partners’ Bill Woodburn
• McCormick Researchers Develop Separation Technique for Carbon Nanotubes
• Northwestern Student Group Breaks Record with Rocket Launch
• Damon Horowitz Speaks on the Importance of Humanities
• Bug's Eye Inspires Hemispherical Digital Camera
• Northwestern Recognized for Diversity Efforts
• Qualcomm Co-founder Irwin M. Jacobs Delivers Patterson Transportation Lecture
• Northwestern University Transportation Center Hosts ‘Smarter Cities/Smarter Mobility’
• IBM Chief Innovation Officer Bernard Meyerson on ‘Driving Innovation’
• Insights Into Deadly Coral Bleaching Could Help Preserve Reefs
• Screening Detects Ovarian Cancer Using Neighboring Cells
• New Leadership Positions for Kevin Lynch and Luis Amaral
• An Atom-Level View of Silicon Nanowire Doping
• In Memoriam: Albert Rubenstein, Professor Emeritus in Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences
• Northwestern Teams Win More Than $1 Million in Rice Business Plan Competition
• Panelists Discuss ‘Leadership by Design’ at Design:Chicago 2013
• McCormick Students Develop Devices for Visually Impaired
• Match.com Founder Gary Kremen to Headline Entrepreneurship Conference
• Dean’s Seminar Series Welcomes IBM Chief Innovation Officer Bernard Meyerson
• McCormick Researchers to Share in $7 Million Advanced Manufacturing Grant
• Baja is Back: Northwestern Off-Roading Car Team Returns to Competition
• Latest McCormick-Shedd Aquarium Partnership Featured on NBC Nightly News, Today Show
• Student Startup Fights Childhood Obesity with Video Games
• Master of Engineering Management Students Compete in Business Simulation
• Imaging Methodology Reveals Nano Details Not Seen Before
• Northwestern-Argonne Institute Mini-Sabbatical Program Begins
• Mechanical Engineering Students Learn Mass-Production Techniques — With a Twist
• Northwestern Hosts Seminar Series on Tight Shale Gas, Hydraulic Fracturing
• Consortium to Develop New Ways to Treat Macular Degeneration
• Design:Chicago Panelists to Discuss Leadership by Design
• Reaching Out to the Next Generation: Career Day for Girls
• Current HIV Screening Guidelines Are Too Conservative
• Undergraduate Research: Michael Reddick
• McCormick Students Host Chicago-Area Kids for ‘Brain Fair’
• SpaceX Dragon Delivers McCormick Experiments to International Space Station
• New Stretchable Battery Featured On NBC News, BBC
• Improved Synchronicity: Preventative Care for the Power Grid
• Bone Marrow Cells, Synthetic Scaffold Used in Bladder Regeneration
• ASME Videos Highlight Two Honored McCormick Professors
• Pandemics Research Featured on The Atlantic
• Clever Battery Completes Stretchable Electronics Package
• Exploration, Experiments and Explosions Highlight Career Day for Girls
• Mussel-Inspired “Glue” For Surgical Repair And Cancer Drug Delivery
• In the Fight Against Cancer, a Closer Look at Nuclear Blebbing
• Studying Networks To Help Women Succeed In Science
• Understanding Pandemics
• Phillip Messersmith To Bring Nanotechnology To Public Feb. 18
• Hundreds of McCormick Students Make Career Connections at Annual Tech Expo
• McCormick Professor Discusses Online Privacy on Chicago Tonight
• Obama Chief Campaign Scientist on Data, Technology and Analytics in Elections
• John A. Rogers Speaks on the Future of Bio-integrated, Dissolvable Electronics
• Northwestern-Art Institute Partnership Expands With Mellon Grant
• Solar Cell Design Research Featured On NBC News
• Hundreds Gather for Public-Private Partnership Discussion at Lipinski Symposium
• IBM Executive Stephen Gold Speaks on the Future of Jeopardy!-Winning Watson
• Nathan Youngblood Named McCormick STAR Award Winner
• Evolution Inspires More Efficient Solar Cell Design
• McCormick Office of Career Development Hosts Tech Expo 2013
• Dean’s Seminar Series Welcomes John A. Rogers
• Jan D. Achenbach Lecture Honors Longtime McCormick Faculty Member
• Researchers Create Method for More Sensitive Electrochemical Sensors
• Researchers Develop Integrated Dual-mode Active and Passive Infrared Camera
• McCormick Professor Explains the Popularity of Crowdfunding on Marketplace Money
• McCormick Freshmen Design Prosthetic Fitting Solutions for Upper-limb Amputees
• McCormick Professor Compares Watson and Deep Blue in Popular Science
• Northwestern Sophomore Brings Design Thinking to Kids with SparkTruck
• Northwestern Transportation Center to Host Sixth William O. Lipinski Symposium
• McCormick Graduate Student Wins Foresight Institute’s Distinguished Student Award
• McCormick Researchers, Alumni, Featured In Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Series
• New Antidepressant Drug Featured On CBS News, U.S. News & World Report, Others
• Fewer Resources May Explain Why Some Female Faculty Publish Less, Study Says
• McCormick Names Winners of Cole-Higgins Awards for Excellence in Teaching and Advising
• New Geometries: Researchers Create New Shapes of Artificial Microcompartments
• Best of Both Worlds: Hybrid Approach Sheds Light on Crystal Structure Solution
• New Antidepressant Acts Very Rapidly and Is Long Lasting
• New $8 Million Grant to Fund Research in Quantum Communication
• After 100 Years, Understanding the Electrical Role of Dendritic Spines
• Eric Masanet Talks "Vampire Power" on WBEZ’s Worldview
• Four McCormick Professors Named AAAS Fellows
• Multiple Sclerosis Treatment Featured by CBS News, Daily Mail, Others
• Outside a Vacuum: Model Predicts Movement of Charged Particles in Complex Media
• McCormick Professor’s Work toward High-tech Prostheses Featured in New York Times
• Liz Gerber Authors Op-ed on ‘Learning to Fail’
• New Structures Self-Assemble in Synchronized Dance
• VIDEO: Designing a Smarter Wheelchair with Robotics
• Breakthrough Nanoparticle Halts Multiple Sclerosis
• Northwestern Student Start-up Wins National Award in Cleantech Open
• Dag Kittlaus on Siri, Success, and the Technology of Tomorrow
• Simplifying Heart Surgery with Stretchable Electronic Devices
• Paper-and-Scissors Technique Rocks the Nano World
• Clinical Associate Professor Featured in New York Times Article
• Computational Mechanics Medal Named after McCormick Professor
• Two Events Strengthen Connections Between Research and the Marketplace
• McCormick Staff Members Honored for Service
• Twitter-based Vote Predictor Named Top Pick by PBS Idea Lab
• Diego Klabjan Receives IBM Award Inspired by Jeopardy-Winning "Watson"
• Researchers Create Laser the Size of a Virus Particle
• Dean’s Seminar Series Welcomes Siri Founder Dag Kittlaus
• Researchers Make Strides Toward Selective Oxidation Catalysts
• Yonggang Huang’s Vanishing Electronics Featured on Discovery News
• Phil Messersmith Featured in LiveScience Article
• Erik Luijten Highlighted in NAE Podcast
• Students Advance in Synthetic Biology Competition
• HIV Test, Clean Energy, and Surgical Safety Tool Recognized
• New HIV Test for Babies in Africa Could Make Big Difference
• Study Reveals Impact of Public DNS Services; Researchers Develop Tool to Help
• View from the Intersection: Watson for Everyone
• Priscilla Lu, Venture Capitalist and McCormick Alumna, Talks Entrepreneurship
• Design Thinking and Communication: Signature Segal Course Gets a New Name
• Chrysler Group Industry Day Brings Design Talk, Networking to Northwestern
• Bay Area Alumni, Supporters Gather for Entrepreneurship Panel
• Scientists Discover that Shape Matters in DNA Nanoparticle Therapy
• Space X, Boeing, and Microsoft among 70 Companies to Recruit on Campus
• Willens Engineering Life Sciences Wing Unveiled
• Visionary Research on Detecting Cancer Cells Early Receives NIH Funding
• McCormick Launches Master of Science in Analytics
• McCormick Welcomes Class of 2016
• Disappearing Act: Biocompatible Electronics Vanish When No Longer Needed
• Science Meets Beauty: McCormick Student Wins 2012 Scientific Images Contest
• Big-Data Approach Leads to More Accurate Hurricane Forecasting
• McCormick Alumna Ginni Rometty Named Most Powerful Woman in Business
• Karen Chou Named 2012 Civil Engineer of the Year by ASCE of Illinois
• Global Partnership in Materials Science Established
• Thermoelectric Material the Best at Converting Heat Waste to Electricity
• Ten McCormick Faculty Members and Two Administrators Named to ASG Honor Roll
• McCormick Senior’s Hand-Crank Vaccine Fridge Wins National Dyson Award
• McCormick Researchers Boil Water Without Bubbles
• Mercury in Water and Fish Detected With Nanotechnology
• Science Gets Personal: Duel Between Grad Student and Professor Presented on Stage
• Design for America Adds Six Studios, Holds Second Annual Leadership Studio
• Materials Science Students Win ASM Undergraduate Design Competition
• Northwestern Researchers Set World Record for Highest Surface Area Material
• McCormick Builds Relationships in India
• Jorge Nocedal Receives Dantzig Prize for Work in Mathematical Optimization
• Fellows Present Findings in Inaugural Innovation to Commercialization Fellowship
• Researchers Develop Simplified Approach for High-Power, Single-Mode Lasers
• In Memoriam: James Farley, Successful Businessman and Generous Donor
• Northwestern Scientists Create 'Chemical Brain'
• Future Memory: Ferroelectric Materials Could Bring Down Cost of Cloud Computing
• Paper or Plastic? Well, It’s Complicated
• McCormick Gears Up for Fall Scientific Play 'The How and the Why'
• Summer Business Program for Doctoral STEM Students First of its Kind
• McCormick Students Receive Top Accolades at Conference
• Silver Lining in Bad Weather: U.S. Infrastructure Tested by Extreme Weather
• Joy Caluag Named McCormick STAR Award Winner
• Northwestern, NuMat Technologies, and GTI Land U.S. Department of Energy Funding for Work on Natural Gas Vehicles
• VIDEO: Northwestern Formula Racing Showcases Car in Formula SAE Michigan
• Breaking the Skin Barrier
• Toward Achieving 1 Million Times Increase in Computing Efficiency
• Northwestern Students Debut New Solar Car at Formula Sun Grand Prix
• Seven McCormick Students Recognized in the Dow Sustainability Innovation Challenge
• Re-imagining Infrastructure: Gianluca Cusatis Envisions Roads, Bridges of the Future
• Gov. Quinn, Science and Business Leaders Convene at Innovation Economy Conference
• Northwestern Researchers Create “Rubber-Band Electronics”
• Synthetic Biology Symposium Brings Together Science Leaders from Three Nations
• New Head of Knight News Innovation Lab
• Wing Kam Liu Awarded Prestigious Gauss-Newton Medal
• Northwestern Medical Start-Up Wins 2012 TechWeek Launch Competition
• Northwestern to Host Business, Political, Science Leaders for Innovation Economy Conference
• On a Roll: NuMat Wins Another Big Competition for Clean Energy Tech
• Northwestern to Host Concurrent Web Science, Network Science Conferences
• Grants Add to Northwestern-Qatar Partnership
• Hundreds of McCormick Students Graduate in 154th Commencement Exercises
• VIDEO: Making it Work at Design Competition
• $10 Million to Support Medical Application of Nanotechnology
• Northwestern Postdoctoral Fellow Wins $500,000 Career Award
• McCormick to Celebrate Commencement for Class of 2012
• Swingin' Engineers: Dance Class Inspires Creativity, Enhances Collaboration
• Groupon’s Andrew Mason, VC Peter Barris Address Entrepreneur@NU Conference
• Researchers Show Complex Networks Have Same Skeletons
• Boeing CTO John Tracy Speaks on Future of Aviation
• Northwestern Researchers Design Mystifying Materials
• Taking Solar Technology up a Notch: New Solar Cell Shines with Potential
• Student-Designed Autonomous Robot ‘Googly Eyes’ Wins 2012 Design Competition
• Northwestern’s Tiny House on Display at Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry
• Energy Experts Share Thoughts on ‘A Roadmap for a Sustainable Future’
• New I2C Fellowship Gives Northwestern Students a Closer Look at Innovation
• Northwestern’s National Society of Black Engineers Named ‘Large Chapter of the Year’
• Connor Eck, Senior in Applied Math and Creative Writing, Wins Gotaas Award
• Dean’s Seminar Series Welcomes Boeing Chief Technology Officer John J. Tracy
• Northwestern-Argonne Institute Co-Directors Announced
• No Remote Control: Student-Designed Robots Compete for Cash Prizes
• Two Grand Challenges Explorations Grants for Global Health
• New Brain-Machine Interface Could One Day Help Paralyzed Individuals
• VIDEO: Infrastructure Technology Institute: Keeping Roads and Bridges Safe
• McCormick Professors Recognized with 2012 Charles Deering McCormick Awards
• MMM Holds 20th Anniversary Celebration
• Next-Generation Nanoelectronics: A Decade of Progress, Coming Advances
• Success and Failure in Engineering: A Paradoxical Relationship
• Daniel Lee Named McCormick STAR Award Winner
• Monica Olvera de la Cruz Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Young Presidents' Organization Visits McCormick for Design Symposium
• Research Labs and Rehearsal Rooms: Shared Lessons for Dramatists and Engineers
• Wired Magazine Features Computer Journalism Start-Up Narrative Science
• Shedding Light on Southpaws: Northwestern Research Explains Left-Handed Minority
• Northwestern Junior Wins $20,000 Scholarship from Google and Associated Press
• Greg Olson Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Dean’s Seminar Series Welcomes Tony Award-Winning Designer Todd Rosenthal
• Northwestern Entrepreneurs Win Almost $1 Million in Rice Business Plan Competition
• Design:Chicago™ Panelists Share Thoughts on 'ROI by Design'
• Eleven McCormick Students Win Summer Undergraduate Research Grants
• Ford CEO to speak at 31st Annual William A. Patterson Transportation Lecture
• McCormick Celebrates National Robotics Week 2012
• Crate and Barrel Co-founder Carole Browe Segal Discusses 'Serial Entrepreneurship'
• Tiny Hitchhikers Attack Cancer Cells
• Design for America Start-up Featured in the Chicago Tribune
• McCormick Diversity Efforts Paying Off
• Drawing Connections Between Food Webs
• Professor Mary Silber Named SIAM Fellow
• Reducing Cash Bite of Wind Power
• Matthew Grayson Receives Humboldt Alumni Award from German Foundation
• Design:Chicago™ Panelists to Discuss ROI by Design
• High School Student Selected as ISEF Finalist for Work in McCormick Lab
• Health Meets Engineering for Students Visiting Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
• National Geographic Recognizes World-Changing Discoveries
• Joseph Schofer Co-authors Op-ed about the Need for Federal Transportation Data
• Students Helping Students: Mentors Help Undergrads Prepare for Engineering Careers
• Who Wouldn't Pay a Penny for a Sports Car?
• Using Virtual Worlds to ‘Soft Control’ People’s Movements in the Real One
• A New Generation of Flexible Graphene Transistors
• Knight Lab Mines Social Media Data to Aid Illinois Primary Voters
• Design Expo Showcases Student Work, Offers Recruitment Opportunities
• VIDEO: Northwestern Students Show Off Tiny House
• Sona Wang of Ceres Venture Fund Discusses Careers in Venture Capital
• Phillip Messersmith’s Bio-inspired Medical Glue Featured on WBEZ’s Clever Apes
• Influencing Stem Cell Fate
• Energy Squeeze: Squeezing Polymers Produces Chemical Energy but Raises Doubts about Implant Safety
• The Door is Open
• Northwestern, McCormick Recognized by Chicago Architecture, Construction, and Engineering Mentor Program
• Northwestern Student Entrepreneurs Featured in MIT’s Technology Review
• Northwestern Student Team Wins $100,000 in Clean Energy Challenge
• McCormick Students Participate in Chicago Area Undergraduate Research Symposium
• Students Help Bring Car Charging Stations to Evanston
• Segal Design Institute Hosts First Annual Design Expo
• McCormick and INVO Announce New Director of New Business Ventures
• A Step Toward Better Electronics
• New Leadership and Structure for the Segal Design Institute 
• The Future of Manmade Materials
• Computer Scientist Honored as Outstanding Early-Career Researcher
• McCormick Students Compete for $100,000 in Clean Energy Challenge
• VIDEO: Northwestern Formula Racing Revs Up for Competition
• Researchers Develop New Method for Creating Tissue Engineering Scaffolds
• Two McCormick Professors Elected to National Academy of Engineering
• Andrea Zakrzewski Named McCormick STAR Award Winner
• Colleague's Therapy Robot Aids McCormick Professor’s Rehabilitation
• Northwestern Research Video Wins Honorable Mention in International Challenge
• McCormick Senior Among Inc. Magazine’s ‘15 Women to Watch in Tech’
• High School Students with McCormick Ties Named Finalists in Intel Competition
• The New Tech-led Boom: Wall Street Journal Opinion Piece Authored by Julio M. Ottino
• Structural Engineer Bill Baker Proposes Design Philosophy
• McCormick Professors Recognized by International Science Society
• Hundreds of Students Meet Recruiters at Tech Expo Career Fair
• Crossing Disciplines to Squeeze Out Space on the Wireless Spectrum
• Chemist Receives National Academy of Sciences Award
• Building Leaders, Networks, and Skills
• Biomedical Engineering Professor Featured in New York Times
• Breakthrough in Early Cancer Detection
• Faculty Profile: Charles W. N. Thompson
• Northwestern Design for America Co-Founders Get $50,000 for Healthcare Start-Up
• A 3-Dimensional View of 1-Dimensional Nanostructures
• Computer Journalism Start-Up Makes Wired UK’s ‘25 Big Ideas’ for 2012
• Dean’s Seminar Series Welcomes Structural Engineer Bill Baker
• Researchers Create Hips that Function Better and Last Longer
• Bike-Friendly App Takes Second Prize in ‘Apps for Metro Chicago’ Grand Challenge
• Joseph Schofer Named National Associate by National Research Council
• With LEND, McCormick Students Give Local Entrepreneurs a Boost
• Analytics Goes to the Head of the Class
• Freshman Engineering Students Design Improved Treadmill for Wheelchair Athletes
• Students Present Innovative Software in McCormick-Medill Collaboration Course
• Unlocking Algal Secrets May Help Clean Up Radioactive Isotopes
• Fluid Mechanics Expert Sandip Ghosal Awarded American Physical Society Fellowship
• When Will Artificial Molecular Machines Start Working For Us?
• Ken Forbus Receives Humboldt Research Award From German Foundation
• Professor John Rudnicki Honored by American Society of Mechanical Engineers
• Bruce Mau Receives Top Design Recognition from Royal Society in London
• Experts, Policy Makers Debate High-Speed Rail at 2011 Lipinski Symposium
• Chemical Engineer Justin Notestein Seeks to Clean Up Chemical Processes
• Alumni Profile: Five Friends Stay in Touch 15 Years Later
• Transforming Business and Markets
• Computer Journalism Start-Up Wins Chicago Innovation Award
• McCormick Professors Win Prestigious Gates Foundation Grant
• McCormick Student Wins National Prize, Scholarship for Starting Reading Program
• McCormick Announces New Master of Science in Analytics Program, Starting Fall 2012
• More Promising Natural Gas Storage?
• Researchers Design Rechargeable Battery with Improved Charge Capacity, Rate
• Solar Power Could Get Boost from New Light Absorption Design
• Michael Jewett Receives Prestigious Packard Fellowship
• Northwestern Team Takes Top Honors at Synthetic Biology Competition
• Experts Speak on Cold Fusion Controversy at Dean’s Seminar Series Film Screening
• McCormick Staff Members Honored for Service
• McCormick Alumna Ginni Rometty Named CEO of IBM
• Todd Kuiken Gives TED Talk on Bionic Arms
• Northwestern Celebrates Reopening of Renovated Seeley G. Mudd Library
• Dean’s Seminar Series Presents Documentary Screening of 'The Believers'
• New Generation of Superlattice Cameras Add More ‘Color’ to Night Vision
• Procter & Gamble Design Chief Discusses Product Design, Marketing in the Digital Age
• Patents, Awards Come Out of Senior Engineering Design Class
• Could a Computer One Day Rewire Itself?
• Northwestern Receives $2.36 Million from Dow Chemical for Sponsored Research
• Frustration Inspires New Form of Graphene: Researchers Find Promise in 'Crumpling'
• 
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• Ted Belytschko Receives William Prager Medal
• Seventy Companies to Recruit Northwestern Students at Industry Day 2011
• Joseph L. Schofer Receives 2011 Roy W. Crum Award
• VIDEO: Now Playing, 'A Number' Explores Possible Impacts of Human Cloning
• Dean's Seminar Series Welcomes Procter & Gamble Design Officer Phil Duncan
• Czech Engineering Society Names Prize after McCormick Professor Zdenek Bazant
• 'Moneyball': New Film Shows How Statistical Analysis Can Create Winners in Baseball
• McCormick Alum Named Head of MIT’s Materials Science and Engineering Department
• Researchers Realize High-Power, Narrowband Terahertz Source at Room Temperature
• Jan Achenbach Receives Rare Honorary Degree from China’s Zhejiang University
• Eight McCormick students named among ‘Fifty for the Future’
• Researchers Use Carbon Nanotubes to Make Solar Cells Affordable, Flexible
• Master’s Students Get Early Start on Job, Internship Readiness at Career Boot Camp
• Tobin Marks to Receive Dreyfus Prize Medal, Deliver Public Talk on Catalysis
• VIDEO: Students Create Automatic Pill Dispenser for Rehabilitation Institute Patient
• McCormick Names Teacher and Adviser of the Year
• Engineers for a Sustainable World Students Conduct Water Research in Chile
• N.W. Harris Distinguished Lecture Series Welcomes Microsoft’s Craig Mundie
• Design for America Expands Nationally, Featured in Fast Company Magazine
• Bruce Mau Featured in Crain's Chicago Business
• New Materials Hold Promise for Better Detection of Nuclear Weapons
• Computer Journalism Start-Up Narrative Science Featured in New York Times
• Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC) Receives Federal Grant
• Hiding Objects With a Terahertz Invisibility Cloak
• Researchers Investigate New Mechanism For Predicting How Diseases Spread
• Two McCormick Apps Finalists in ‘Apps for Metro Chicago’ Contest
• David Ventre Named McCormick STAR Award Winner
• VIDEO: ITI Summer Camp Teaches High Schoolers about Infrastructure
• Michael Jewett Receives DARPA Young Faculty Award
• Researchers Create Tattoo Electronics For Medical Applications
• Dean Julio Ottino Featured in ‘Let Go and Lead’ Project
• Dean's Perspective: Competing for Talent in a Global Landscape
• McCormick Alum and Entrepreneur Nikhil Sethi Featured in Forbes
• Two McCormick Professors Chosen to Serve on Edison Awards Steering Committee
• Nanostructure Promotes Growth of New Blood Vessels, Mimics Natural Protein
• Living Little: Tiny House Shows How Every Inch Matters in Sustainable Living
• Hani Mahmassani’s Research Featured in Washington Post Story
• Design for America Receives ‘Notable’ Awards
• New Facility to be Named in Honor of Ronald and JoAnne Willens
• Mark Hersam Receives $1 Million Grant from W. M. Keck Foundation
• S. George Bankoff, Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering, Dies
• Bruce Lindvall Named Outstanding University Representative of the Year
• Using their Right Brains: Engineers Get on the Stage
• McCormick Travels to Singapore to Further Connections
• Vote for McCormick Professor’s Open Internet Challenge Submissions
• Randy Snurr Receives AIChE Award
• McCormick Advisory Council Member Richard C. Halpern Dies
• Michael Silver to Head Knight News Innovation Lab
• New ‘Batphone’ App Uses Acoustics to Determine Location
• VIDEO: Society of Women Engineers Offers Outreach, Network for Future Engineers
• New Northwestern-Argonne Institute Builds on Existing Collaborations
• NUvention:Web Students Create New App for Downtown Evanston
• Hundreds of Graduates Receive Master’s and PhDs in McCormick Ceremonies
• McCormick Seniors Graduate Amid Convocations and Speeches
• Barbara Liskov Gives Computer Science and Life Lessons
• STEP Program Teaches Science and Engineering to Teen Girls
• Engineering Students Build Off-Grid ‘Tiny House’
• Eight Students Recognized in Dow Sustainability Innovation Challenge
• Researchers Reveal how Prehistoric Native Americans Made Copper Artifacts
• Leon Keer Awarded Mindlin Medal
• Undergraduate and Graduate Students Help Design Blast-Resistant Materials
• MatSci Club Visits Fourth Grade Classes
• Ryan Brock Wins Gotaas Award
• Graduate Student Bryce Meredig Named Presidential Fellow
• Joel Mokyr Speaks on History of Technology
• Helen Oloroso Receives Clement J. Freund Award
• VIDEO: SHPE Provides Network for Engineering Students
• David Ferrucci Speaks About Jeopardy!-Playing Watson
• Design for America Students Tell Their Stories Through Pop-Up Studio
• Three Teams Triumph at Annual Design Competition
• Getting Your Money's Worth From Your ISP
• Boeing Awards Grants to McCormick Student Groups
• McCormick Teams Perform Well in Solar and Formula SAE Car Races
• Northwestern Recognizes Six with McCormick Teaching Excellence Awards
• Robots Compete for Prizes at May 21 Design Competition
• Michael Jewett receives Agilent Early Career Professor Award
• VIDEO: Danny Abrams Uses Math to Explain Human Behavior
• Five NU Professors Receive CAREER Awards
• Rebecca Weaver Gill Named McCormick STAR Award Winner
• Register Now for Northwestern Entrepreneurship Conference
• Northwestern Holds KTE National Convention
• Mark Williams Advocates Change Through Hospitalists
• Public Forum and Symposium on Synthetic Biology May 10 and 11
• Jane Snowdon Makes the Case for Smarter Cities
• Tobin Marks Receives $250,000 Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences
• Ted Belytschko Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Revamped Formula SAE Team to Race in Michigan
• Dean's Seminar Series, EECS and Cognitive Science present David Ferrucci
• NU Microgravity Team to Fly in NASA’s Weightless Wonder
• Northwestern Experiment Headed to Space Station on Endeavour
• NU Solar Car to Race in Formula Sun Grand Prix
• Dean's Seminar Series presents Mark Williams
• NU Global Health Week Highlights Research and Education Opportunities
• Researchers Create Terahertz Invisibility Cloak
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• Seventeen McCormick Students Win Undergraduate Research Grants
• Design:Chicago Panelists Talk Innovation in Healthcare
• Dean's Seminar Series presents Jane Snowdon
• Learning to Be a Leader
• CEE Distinguished Lecture Series Welcomes Bill Baker
• McCormick Announces Two New Chairs
• What it Takes to Go from Idea to Success
• BME Department Holds Midwest Biomedical Engineering Career Conference
• New Funding Search Tool for Researchers
• Infrastructure Technology Institute Selected for U.S. DOT Research Day
• New Model of Whiskers Provides Insight into Sense of Touch
• Registration Open for SWE’s Annual Summer Camp for Girls
• Dean's Seminar Series and the Center for Leadership Welcome Robert J. Thomas
• NUvention Classes Featured as Best New Courses in Inc. Magazine
• Modeling Best Locations for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
• Pond Alga Could Help Scientists Design Effective Method for Cleaning Up Nuclear Waste
• McCormick Graduate Intramural Basketball Team Wins Championship
• Disaster Relief Response: How Can It be Improved?
• Aviation Day to Feature United Airlines CEO
• Students Partner with Lincoln Park Zoo to Create Mobile App
• Design: Chicago Panelists To Discuss Innovation in Healthcare and Design
• McCormick Moves Up in Recent U.S. News and World Report Rankings
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• Panel Discusses Robots, Opera, Death, and the Singularity
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• Researchers Discover New Way to Design Metal Nanoparticle Catalysts
• Findings Challenge Conventional Wisdom of How Neurons Operate
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• What a Rat Can Tell Us About Touch
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• Dean's Seminar Series and ISEN Welcome Chris Hendrickson
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• Dean's Seminar Series Welcomes Jeannette M. Wing
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• Professor Samuel Stupp Profiled in Fast Company Magazine
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• Dean's Seminar Series Welcomes David T. Allen
• Self-assembling Structures Open Door to New Class of Materials
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• McCormick Offers Career and Networking Opportunities at Annual Tech Expo
• Registration Open for Career Day for Girls
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• Dean's Seminar Series Welcomes Nathaniel Soper and David Mahvi
• The Power of Collaboration: Q and A with Baxter Chief Scientific Officer Norbert Riedel
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• Two Professors Elected Fellows of American Physical Society
• VIDEOS: Architectural Engineering and Design Student Profiles
• Choir of Electric Fish Makes Debut in Interactive “Scale” Exhibit at Netherlands Festival
• Engineers for a Sustainable World Builds Ram Pumps in Philippines
• Using New Materials To Make More Reliable Nanoelectromechanical Systems
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• Facebook Study Shows Extent of Spam Wall Posts, Compromised Accounts
• Researchers Follow the Money to Show Complicated Ways People Connect
• Faculty Profile: Danny Abrams Uses Math to Explain Human Behavior
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• Researchers Create World’s First High Performance Infrared Camera Based on Type-II InAs/GaSb Superlattices
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• Former McCormick Staff Member Honored With World War II Medal
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• Hear Architects Speak at Bruce J. Graham Memorial Lectures
• McCormick and Kellogg Receive $80,000 Grant from the General Motors Foundation
• Northwestern Receives $12 Million to Improve Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
• Experts to Examine the Science -- and Fiction -- of Classic Sci-Fi Films
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• Dean Ho Receives Coulter Foundation Translational Research Award
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• See the Winners of Northwestern’s Science in Society Scientific Images Contest
• McCormick Does Well in New NRC Rankings
• Researchers Create First Bipolar Magnetic Junction Transistor
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• Richard Hay Jr. Named New Director of McCormick Office of Corporate Relations.
• New Technology Pinpoints Most Influential People Tweeting
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• Silverman Hall Takes Gold
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• Graduate Student Attends Annual Nobel Laureate Meeting
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• McCormick Announces Eight New Advisory Council Members
• McCormick Alum Encourages Women in Engineering
• Most of McCormick Class of 2010 Had Jobs at Graduation
• McCormick Offers Expanded Personal and Professional Development For Students
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• EXCEL Program Helps Prepare Incoming Students
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• George Nejmeh Named McCormick STAR Award Winner
• Researchers Find Universal Law For Material Evolution
• Financial Times Highlights the ‘Rise of the Business-Savvy Engineer’
• Combined Technologies Offer Promise for Detecting Colon Cancer in Women
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• Ginni Rometty's McCormick Convocation Remarks
• NU Solar Car Racing Across Country
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• Researchers Find a New Approach to Ranking and Rating Soccer Players
• Symposium Addressed How to Keep Preoccupied Walkers Safe Around Railways
• Researchers Discover New Properties of World's Thinnest Material
• McCormick Symposium Honored Toshio Mura
• Fourteen Graduate Students Receive NSF Research Fellowships
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• VIDEO: Student Group Global Water Brigades Creates Sustainable Water Solutions
• Student Team to Race in American Solar Challenge June 20 to 26
• The Biomechanics of Information: Going More Miles Per Gallon With Your Brain
• Undergraduate Isabelle Ji Awarded Udall Scholarship
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• VIDEOS: Students Build Software Businesses in NUvention: Web
• Three Teams Prevail at Annual Design Competition
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• Twenty McCormick Professors and Lecturers Named to Honor Roll
• Design For America Holds the Better Alternative Challenge
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• Q&A: Don Norman on Design in a Complex World
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• New Faculty Profile: Ramille Shah
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• VIDEO: Undergraduate Research Profile of Dan Schuster
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• Symposium to Honor Toshio Mura
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• VIDEO: Students Build Robots in Mechatronics Course
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• Hugging the Heart Electronically
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• NUvention:Web Helps Students Create and Launch Web Businesses
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• Dean's Seminar Series Welcomes Harry Kraemer
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• NUCATS Offers Programs To Promote Interdisciplinary Research
• McCormick Professors Named Fellows of Research Societies
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• McCormick Professors Receive More Than $39 Million in Stimulus Funding
• Researchers Characterize Stem Cell Function
• McCormick Becomes New Academic Home of the Center for Leadership
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• Tobin Marks Honored Twice at the Technical University of Munich
• Three McCormick Professors Receive CAREER Awards
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• Mark Hersam Receives Outstanding Young Investigator Award
• Northwestern Research Images Garner Attention in Washington, D.C.
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• McCormick Graduate Student Selected to Attend Nobel Laureate Meeting
• Greg Olson Elected to National Academy of Engineering
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• Grand Challenges Lecture Series Welcomes Phillip Messersmith
• BusinessWeek Names Don Norman One of World's Most Influential Designers
• Monica Olvera de la Cruz Honored by Department of Defense, Named NSSEFF Fellow
• Teresa Woodruff Speaks on Oncofertility at Grand Challenges Lecture
• Prem Kumar and Hooman Mohseni Elected Fellows of SPIE
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• Dirk Brockmann Receives Young Scientist Award
• Cate Brinson Named Fellow of ASME
• X-Rays Drive Formation of New Crystals
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• Mussel-Inspired "Glue" for Fetal Membrane Repair
• Number One Honor Goes to Northwestern Chemist Chad Mirkin
• Research Team 'Virtualizes' Supercomputer
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• Grand Challenges Lecture Series Welcomes Teresa Woodruff
• Game-Changing Nanodiamond Discovery for MRI
• Professor Dirk Brockmann's Research Featured on CBS Show "NUMB3RS"
• New Quantum Cascade Lasers Emit More Light Than Heat
• Nobel Laureate Highlights Heilborn Symposium Jan. 6-8
• Research Profile: Josh Leonard Programs Cells to Target Tumors
• Scientists Use Bacteria to Power Microgears
• An Easy Way to See the World's Thinnest Material
• Alok Choudhary Named AAAS and ACM Fellow
• McCormick Student Named to Board of Anita Borg Institute
• McCormick Student Named Academic All-American
• Surendra Shah Elected to Chinese Academy of Engineering
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• Two at McCormick Named Boeing Engineering Students of the Year
• Researchers Demonstrate 100-Watt-Level Mid-infrared Lasers
• VIDEO: Engineering World Health Repairs Locally, Thinks Globally
• Graduate Student Wins Prize for Solving Water Problem
• Builders of New Minneapolis Bridge Honored at the Lipinski Symposium
• Dean's Centennial Seminar Series Welcomes Douglas Losordo
• Noshir Contractor Part of Two New Network Science Centers
• VIDEO: News at Seven Provides Personalized News Experience
• Building Biogas Digesters in Nicaragua
• Q. Jane Wang Named Fellow of ASME
• McCormick Staff Members Honored for Service
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• SWE Earns National Award at Conference
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• Preparing Students for Success
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• Professor Noshir Contractor joins Web Science Trust
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• Ken Alder: The Epic Journey to Create the Meter
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• Detecting the Undetectable in Prostate Cancer Testing
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• Dean's Centennial Seminar Series Presents Ken Alder
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• VIDEO: McCormick Campus Centennial Celebration
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• McCormick Teacher and Adviser of the Year Named
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• New Fellowship to Honor Leon M. Keer
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• Thomas Gu Wins First Place at Conference
• Ted Belytschko Lecture delivered by Dr. Charbel Farhat of Stanford University
• ME Department Ranked #4 Internationally
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• Dr. Subra Suresh Delivered the Belytschko Lecture
• Northwestern spinout gets $5 million from Peak6, R7
• Jane Wang Receives STLE International Award
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• New Specialization in Simulation-driven Engineering (SdX)
• Prof. J. Tinsley Oden of UT Austin Delivers The Annual Ted Belytschko Lecture on Predictability of Coarse-Grain Models of Atomistic Systems in the Presence of Uncertainty on October 14, 2014
• Professor Jian Cao is elected to be a Fellow of the International Academy for Production Engineering (CIRP)
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• ASME Establishes Ehmann Medal to Acknowledge Professor Kori Ehmann’s Impact on Micro- and Nano-Manufacturing
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• Michelle Lee, (McCormick ME ’13) and Several Classmates Publish a Book Working with Prof. Wang.
• The Research Groups of Professors Jian Cao and Qian Jane Wang Receive STLE Surface Engineering Best Paper Award for 2013
• Two Doctoral Students Matt Ford and Newell Moser Receive the NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
• Doctoral Student Joseph Schaefer Receives ASME Graduate Teaching Fellowship
• Professor Qian Jane Wang Receives the Captain Alfred E. Hunt Memorial Best Paper Award from STLE
• Professor Liz Gerber Named One of Crain's 40 Under 40
• Second Edition of "Nonlinear Finite Elements for Continua and Structures" Now Available
• MS in Robotics Program Now Accepting Applications for Fall 2014
• Sintact Medical Systems, Co-founded by ME Alumnus, Was Semi-finalist in "The Challenge Cup"
• Neuroscience and Robotics Lab Lab Spin-Off Sells for $1.65 Billion
• Tristan Sokol (BS '13) Featured as a Standout Senior for Class of 2013
• Lien Hoffman, ME BS/MS Alumna and Ultimate Frisbee Extraordinaire
• ME Alumnus Patrick Ward Signs with NFL Team
• Clever Battery Completes Stretchable Electronics Package
• Summer Institute 2013 Materials Genome Course
• Summer Institute 2013 Additive Manufacturing Course
• MPD2 Adds a One-Year, Full-Time Option
• Liz Gerber Recognized by Public Interest Design
• Liz Gerber Authors Op-ed on ‘Learning to Fail’
• ME Senior Wins 2012 National Scholar-Athlete Award
• Prof. Yonggang Huang's Paper Featured in Nature Communications Journal
• BS/MS Student Jesse Lee Receives Congress-Bundestag Fellowship
• PhD Student Rajiv Malhotra Wins NADDRG Best Poster Award
• Prof. Zdeněk P. Bažant Receives the 2012 ASME Honorary Membership
• Senior ME Student Patrick Ward Juggles School and Football
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• Fernando Mercé, Julie Swann Honored with IEMS Distinguished Alumni Award
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• How to Play the Lottery if You Must
• Study by Sanjay Mehrotra Earns Harold Kuhn Award
• Industrial Engineering Adds Four Tenure-Track Assistant Professors
• Noshir Contractor Named Fellow of the Academy of Management
• Alumni Dr. Jonathan H. Owen named 2023 IISE Fellow
• Monitoring supply chains can improve pharmaceutical quality
• Andrew Armacost Receives Distinguished Alumni Award
• Stephan Biller, Seong-Hee Kim Receive Distinguished Alumni Awards
• Jill Wilson Receives 2021 INFORMS Prize for the Teaching of OR/MS Practice
• Contractor Receives Honors from ICA, INSNA
• Paper on Flipping Probability Classroom Wins Prize
• Upcoming Panel on Journal Editorial Positions Features Smilowitz and Johnson Among Panelists
• Celebrating Our Work-Study Students
• Waechter Selected SIAM Fellow
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• IEMS Research and Vision on Display at the INFORMS 2020 Annual Meeting
• Professor Seyed Iravani Among Leading Authors in Operations Management
• Saving Africa's Last Rhinos
• Simge Küçükyavuz Starts Term as INFORMS Computing Society Chair
• Marissa Walker Wins Wildcat Impact Award
• Statistics Background Still Key To New Phillies Manager Joe Girardi's Approach To The Game
• Andreas Wächter Serving as Ulam Distinguished Scholar at Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Noshir Contractor Wins Academy of Management's Lifetime Service Award
• IEMS Alumna Dr. Jacqueline Ng Selected as Best Dissertation Award Finalist at AoM
• Leo Kaplan Named B1G Distinguished Scholar
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• Daniel Apley Selected as ASA Fellow
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• INFORMS Student Chapter Award
• Client Project Challenge
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• Three new faculty members to join IEMS this Fall
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• Sina Ansari featured in INFORMS "What's Your StORy?"
• Barry Nelson Gives Winter Simulation 2017 Keynote Address
• Jacqueline Ng selected as INFORMS Organization Science competition finalist
• BSIE graduate Yue Hu selected as INFORMS OR Competition finalist
• Grand Prize for The Dow Sustainability Innovation student challenge awarded to IEMS PhD student Gokce Kahvecioglu
• Andreas Waechter paper becomes a Google Scholar Classic
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• WSC 50th Anniversary keynote lecture to be presented by Barry Nelson
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• Karen Smilowitz and her team of students track marathon runners
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• IEMS Remains High in Recent U.S. News & World Report Ranking
• White Speaks to NPR's Planet Money
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• Noshir Contractor Awarded ICA Fellow
• Jorge Nocedal Speaks at Oxford University
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• New Course Offering....IEMS 365: Analytics for Social Good
• IEMS INFORMS Student Chapter Receives Award
• Award Presented to IEMS Alumni
• IEMS Announces Recipient of 2014 Nemhauser Prize for Best Student Paper
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• Health Systems Optimization Workshop Offered September 2014
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• Professor Noshir Contractor to Receive NCA's Distinguished Scholar Award
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• Watch the Video of the 2013 Wasserstrom Distinguished Lecturer
• Omid Nohadani to join IEMS Faculty
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• IEMS Ph.D. Program Maintains #3 Ranking in 2014 U.S. News & World Report
• Prof. Contractor Publication Receives 2011 Article of the Year Award
• Professor Ajit C. Tamhane named Fellow of AAAS
• Dayaway Interviews IEMS Student David Harris
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• IEMS Senior Design Team Earns Honorable Mention for National Award
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• Professors Irina Dolinskaya and Jill Wilson Named to the 2011-2012 Honor Roll
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• Paul Leonardi Appointed to Pentair-Nugent Professorship in Manufacturing
• Irina Dolinskaya Appointed to the William A. Patterson Junior Professorship in Transportation
• Prof. Bob Fourer Awarded 2012 INFORMS Impact Prize
• Converse with Peter Barris and Andrew Mason
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• IEMS Ph.D. Program Moves Up to #3 in U.S. News & World Report Rankings
• Luis de la Torre recieves 2011 CCITT Student of the Year
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• Prof. Robert Fourer Wins Best Paper Award
• IEMS Welcomes New Faculty in Fall 2011
• Professor Paul Leonardi Receives NSF CAREER Award
• Andreas Waechter Awarded the 2011 Wilkinson Prize for Numerical Software
• IEMS Graduate Student Tim Sweda Named CCITT Student of the Year
• Professor Klabjan Featured on University Transportation Center's Spotlight Article
• NUvention Named in Best Courses 2011 by Inc. Magazine
• Former BSIE Student named METRANS Student of the Year
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• Professor Dolinskaya Wins INFORMS TSL Society Dissertation Prize
• Professors White and Contractor Featured in New York Times
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• Barry L. Nelson Named Walter P. Murphy Professor
• Yankees' Joe Girardi Has Distinct Managerial Style
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• Professor Ajit Tamhane Honored with Fellowship
• Adam Cebulski Receives Clarence L. Ver Steeg Award
• Post Doctoral Positions Available in SONIC Lab
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• Check Out New IEMS Department Videos
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• Bill Would Grant TAs at Private Colleges the Right to Form Unions
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• Zdeněk Bažant Honored with Arthur J. Boase Award from ACI
• NUTC Awarded $2.2 million INTERMODAL Grant
• Zdeněk Bažant Awarded Lifetime Achievement Medal at ICDM4
• Alumna Andrea Lin Envisions A Happier Environment
• SES Renames Medal in Honor of Yonggang Huang
• Alumna Kara Rodby Charges Forward, Named to Forbes' 30 Under 30
• Yonggang Huang Awarded 2024 Rodney Hill Prize
• Faculty Spotlight: Eric Garcia
• Zdeněk P. Bažant Receives 9th Honorary Doctorate from UPPA
• Faculty Spotlight: Arantzazu Alarcon-Fleming
• Hani Mahmassani Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Ahmad Hadavi Named ASCE Fellow
• Gianluca Cusatis and Research Team Explore the Possibilities of Printing Concrete
• Faculty Spotlight: Jean-François Gaillard
• Yonggang Huang Inducted into Royal Society of Canada
• Subhadeep Pal Awarded Ryan Fellowship
• Alum Wenjie Xia Succeeds In and Out of the Classroom
• Ph.D. Candidate Accepted into First Cohort of Geothermal Interns
• AED Program Instructors Awarded First Place in International Design Competition
• Architectural Engineering & Design (AED) Program Undergoes Exciting New Changes
• Teaching assistants awarded for excellence
• Yonggang Huang Joins the Ranks of Darwin, Newton
• Celebrating the Extraordinary Career of Joseph Schofer
• McCormick Announces Endowed Chairs
• Yonggang Huang Doubles Impact Factor of Applied Mechanics Reviews
• Alumna Anamaria Torres Excels After Graduation
• CEE Celebrates the Excellence of the 2023 Graduating Class
• Congrats, Class of 2023!
• Bažant Receives Honorary Doctorate from University of Minnesota
• Yonggang Huang Elected to Canadian Academy of Engineering
• Seniors Conclude Spring Quarter By Completing Final Capstone Design
• ASCE Student Chapter Places Third in Concrete Canoe Competition at 2023 Western Great Lakes Student Symposium
• Colleen O'Brien Selected for AGU Voices for Science Fellowship
• Student Spotlight: Elmer Irizarry
• Congratulations to Spencer Aeschliman on his NSF GRF Award
• Faculty Spotlight: Sinan Keten
• Faculty Spotlight: Pablo Durango Cohen
• Probing the Lung Microbiome and its role in Disease
• 2022 BAE Best Paper Award
• Faculty Spotlight: McNeal Blair
• Faculty Spotlight: Alessandro Rotta Loria
• Jieun Kim wins grand prize for 2022 AGU Freilich Visualization Competition
• Exploring Biological Pathways for Carbon Recycling
• Faculty Spotlight: George Wells
• Profs. Buscarnera, Rudnicki, & Bazant team up to study carbon storage
• Faculty Spotlight: Giorgia Chinazzo
• Prof. Erica Hartmann writes about designing for a healthy indoor environment
• Ph.D. Candidate, Yunzhi Xu wins Trustee Award of the ECD Best Poster Awards from the American Ceramic Society
• Faculty Spotlight: Marco Nie
• Studying the Deep Earth from Paris
• Haley Lewis receives The Botany in Action Fellowship
• Professor Alessandro Rotta Loria receives two young investigator awards
• Poromechanics Research of Xiang Li & Ritaja Ray Recognized
• Studying the Deep Earth from Paris
• Graduation 2022
• Faculty Spotlight: Erica Hartmann
• CEE Seniors Complete Extraordinary Capstone Design
• Inspiring Interest in Geotechnics
• Faculty Spotlight: Amanda Stathopoulos
• Apanchanit Pruksapipat is taking cement to net-zero carbon
• Professor Aaron Packman & Research Team Dive into Wastewater Research
• Dawa Seo Wins 1st Video Contest
• Prof. Ludmilla Aristilde and her Team Awarded $1.5 Million
• Prof. Hani Mahmassani Awarded Roy W. Crum Award
• Han Fu & Nanotechnology
• Jiaxin Chen & Yunzhi Xu Awarded Fellowships
• Bill Yen Makes the Business Case for Sustainability
• Prof. Alessandro Rotta Loria Receives NSF CAREER Award
• Art Through Architecture
• Congratulations Class of 2021
• Prof. Alessandro Rotta Loria receives the IACMAG Promising Investigator Award
• Prof. Ange-Therese Akono Wins ASCE Leonardo da Vinci Award
• Prof. Ludmilla Aristilde Receives Bessel Research Award
• Three CEE Students Receive ASCE Scholarships
• NU Team is Grand Winner of Solar Decathlon Challenge
• The Untapped Energy Beneath our Feet
• Stefanie Huttelmaier Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
• Prof. Erica Hartmann Receives NSF CAREER Award
• Prof. Akono Wins 3rd Place in the MIT Black Alumni Research Slam
• Doing More With Less
• NU Team Finalist in Solar Decathlon Design
• Tracking a Public Health Tsunami
• Alumnus Richard Pepper Passes Away
• Greenbriar Equity Group Undergraduate Transportation Research Fellowship Summer 2021 
• Prof. Sinan Keten Elected to Board of Directors
• The Future of Big Cities after COVID-19
• Designing Her Own Future
• Happy Holidays from CEE!
• Congratulations to CEE MS Graduates
• Vaccinating at Warp Speed
• Fate of Microplastics in Rivers
• Three CEE Grad Students Place 3rd in National WEFTEC Connect Wastewater Student Design Competition
• Surveillance and Risks of SARS-CoV-2 in Wastewater
• Unintended Health Effects of Disinfectant Use Due to COVID
• Innovative Urban Economies
• Zdeněk P. Bažant Receives Outstanding Research Award
• George Wells Receives NSF ECO-CBET Grant
• Dawa Seo Receives Two International Awards
• The Transportation Center receives $1M DOT Funding
• Zhefei Jin & Pang Shen Awarded ASCE 2020 Scholarship
• Decision Science in the Age of Smart Technologies
• Paradise Lost
• Congratulations Class of 2020
• Back to the Future
• Akono Awarded NIH Grant to Investigate Novel Patient-Specific Bone Scaffolds
• No Stopping Student Creativity in Times of COVID
• Hartmann Lab Wins First Place at Undergraduate Research Expo
• Coral Microbiology Lends Further Understanding to Reef Bleaching
• Three CEE Grad Students Win 1st Place in the Illinois Water Environment Assoc. Design Competition
• Maya Cottongim Awarded ACI Foundation Scholarship
• Yonggang Huang Elected to the National Academy of Sciences and American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Architectural Engineering & Design Minor Announcement
• PhD Student Maher Said Wins Supply Chain Data Analytics Competition
• Stathopoulos & Borowski Study How COVID-19 is Affecting Vulnerable and Marginalized Populations
• Hani Mahmassani Tracks Crash Data in Chicago
• Investigating and Reducing Impact Air Pollution Disparities in Environmental Health
• Confronting The Global Challenge of Antibiotic-Resistant Microbes
• Mohammad Rasoolinejad Wins Outstanding Paper Award
• Undergraduate Transportation Research Fellowship
• Hambleton Offers Hands-on Mechanics
• Akono Group Awarded NSF GOALI to Investigate Premature Failure of Novel Nanocomposites
• Soil Compositional Changes Influence Microbiology
• Context Steers Emergency Ridesourcing Acceptance
• Prof. Karen Chou Advances to SEI Fellow
• Prof. Yu (Marco) Nie Wins 2019 TR Part C Best Paper Award
• Engineering Defects to Build Strength
• Raymond Krizek Receives OPAL Leadership Award
• Creating Structures That Supply Thermal Energy: A New Book for Transforming Built Environments
• CEE Welcomes UNSAM Students
• CIV_ENV 295: Climate Action
• CEE Homecoming Alumni Breakfast
• Prof. Alessandro Rotta Loria Receives the Zeno Karl Schindler Prize
• Architecture Students Study in Madrid
• Prof. Karen Chou Recognized on ASG Faculty Honor Roll
• Surendra Shah Elected Member of Russian Academy of Engineering
• Prof. Zdeněk P. Bažant Ranked No. 1 in Civil Engineering
• Architecture, Engineering, & Design at Northwestern University
• Prof. Richard Finno Symposium
• Prof. Kimberly Gray awarded $2m by NSF to study nature-based strategies to prevent urban flooding
• Up Goer 5 Poster Competition
• Nutritionally Flexible Microbes
• Bažant Elected Foreign Associate of the Engineering Academy of Japan
• Molly Lazar Awarded ASCE Scholarship
• Congratulations to the 2019 Grads!
• Katrin Chandra Awarded SEF Undergraduate Scholarship
• Surendra Shah Elected Member of Academy of Athens
• Winners of "My Research in 180 Seconds"
• Professor Giuseppe Buscarnera Awarded $1.4m through NSF PREEVENTS Program
• Diversity and Biogeography of Microbial Communities in Engineered Systems
• Sinan Keten Receives Sia Nemat-Nasser Early Career Award
• After a 35-Year Push, Bažant’s Size Effect Law Adopted for ACI Design Code
• Systems Challenges Require Systems Thinking
• Yonggang Huang Awarded Theodore von Karman Medal
• CEE Welcomes Alessandro F. Rotta Loria
• SA Brown & Ritaja Ray Receive EA2 TA Awards
• Sinan Keten Receives ASCE Walter L. Huber Research Prize
• Undergrads Spark Innovative Solutions to Industry Issues
• Lama Al Hajj Hassan Receives WTS Scholarship
• NASA Challenge Virtual Design Makes Top 10
• Jim Hambleton and Amanda Stathopoulos Receive NSF CAREER Awards
• Professor Jim Hambleton Receives ASCE Society Award
• Hani Mahmassani Wins The Martin Beckmann Transformative Research in Transportation Award
• NASA Challenge Virtual Design Level 2 Submission
• Hartmann Lab Signs Contract with Center for Disease Control
• Helene Brennan Awarded Member of the Year 2018 for the Philadelphia Chapter of Women's Transportation Seminar
• A Visit to Hartmann Lab
• Neighborhoods Influence Chicagoans’ Transportation Decisions
• Student Spotlight: Matthew Troemner
• Alessandro Rotta Loria Wins The Deep Foundations Institute 2018 Young Professor Paper Competition
• NASA's 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge: Construction Level 2 Qualifier
• Professors Jim Hambleton and Yonggang Huang Named 2018-2019 ASG Faculty and Administrator Honor Roll
• SAVEUR Project Announcement
• Colin Phillips Receives NatureNet Fellowship
• A Visit to Hambleton Lab
• User Fees for Illinois Highways—Setting Aside the Politics
• Professor Arantzazu Alarcon-Fleming Wins Cole Higgins Teaching Award
• Prof. Hani Mahmassani Wins Best Paper Award
• Northwestern Wins Grant in 100,000 Strong in the Americas Innovation Fund
• Timothy Swain, Luisa Marcelino, et al. Published in European Journal of Phycology
• Research of Alec Biehl Featured in the Association of Psychological Science Publication
• Professor Robert Dalrymple's Publication in National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine
• NASA Challenge Team Wins 5th Place
• The Leap from Dance to Design
• Osterberg Lecture 2018: David Muir Wood
• Elham Ramyar Wins Two Awards at ASCE Innovation Contest
• Students Research Drinking Water for NRDC
• NASA Challenge Team Advances to the Top 10
• Congratulations to the 2018 Grads!
• Prof. Karen Chou Awarded T. William Heyck Award
• Winners of "My Research in 180 Seconds"
• Student Spotlight on Weixin Li
• Third Annual Symposium on Water in Israel and the Middle East
• Northwestern Team Submits Design to NASA Challenge
• Prof. Gianluca Cusatis Awarded ASCE EMI Fellow Membership
• ASCE Technical Institutes Scholarship Awarded to Molly Lazar
• Sophie Sisson Wins Thornton Tomasetti Foundation Scholarship
• CEE at the French Science Fair
• DOW 2018 Sustainability Challenge
• Nanoscience, Waves and Fun Workshop
• Prof. Charles Dowding Symposium
• Research by Chao Liu, Kimberly Gray and others Reveal New Ways to Convert CO₂ to Valuable Products
• Capstone Design Project Site Visit
• Zdeněk P. Bažant Receives ASCE Freudenthal Medal
• Vivien Rivera Receives U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Graduate Student Research Award
• Michael Aronson's TT Sustainable Building Design
• Prof. Yonggang Huang Receives Zdeněk P. Bažant Medal
• "Lay of the Land" with Prof. Jim Hambleton
• Student Spotlight: Anastasia Nally
• Welcome CEE Student Internship Program 2018 Participants!
• Resilience Workshop Bounce Forward: Moving Communities from Crisis to Resilience
• Alumni Spotlight: Sebastian Galvez
• NU Career Day for Girls 2018
• When is New Better: Analyzing the Unexpected Challenges of Changing Mobility Patterns
• Student Spotlight on Kathryn Eckhoff
• Construction, Deconstruction, & Jazz
• Alumni Spotlight: Maya Stuhlbarg
• Coral Reef Bleaching: Investigating the effects of thermal stress on coral
• Green Infrastructure: Designing Resilient and Adaptive Strategies
• Prof. James Hambleton on Montecito Mudslides
• Andrew Sonta Awarded Norman Foster Foundation Workshop Scholarship
• Happy Holidays!
• Architects Create the Form and Engineers Make It Stand Up
• Prof. Rich Finno Awarded 2018 Ralph B. Peck Award
• Prof. Yonggang Huang Elected to Chinese Academy of Sciences
• Alumni Spotlight: Liz Trumbull
• Professor Sinan Keten Awarded 2018 SES Young Investigator Medal
• Professor Jim Hambleton Receives Best Paper
• Student Spotlight on Sima Mustaklem
• Civil and Environmental Engineering Professors on their Recent Trip to Israel
• AE&D Student Trip to Stuttgart
• Are Traffic Jams Before Natural Disasters Preventable?
• Alumni Spotlight: Matthew Shaxted
• Kathryn Eckhoff Receives Prestigious Thornton Tomasetti Foundation Scholarship
• John W. Hutchinson to Deliver 2017 Achenbach Lecture
• The Osterberg Lecture
• Professor Charles Dowding Receives ASCE's Highest Honor
• Alumni Spotlight: William Oestreich, BS/MS CEE (2015)
• Congratulations to our Newest Fellowship Recipients
• Graduate Student Highlights Professors
• Buscarnera Recognized for Contributions to Geotechnical Engineering
• Alumni Spotlight with Michael Reiner
• Milk Crates Can Make a Bridge
• Hambleton and Hartmann Featured in Podcast
• The Living City
• Professor Stathopoulos Reflects on Her First Two Years at Northwestern
• Welcome New Graduate Students
• Students Receive Scholarships in Steel Construction
• Visitors Join our Symposium on the Future of Architecture
• Two New Faculty Join CEE
• Undergraduate Receives Two National Scholarships
• Undergraduate Making an Impact
• Professor Yonggang Huang Receives Recognition
• Building on a Whole-Brain Foundation
• Tampa International Airport Master Plan
• The New NY Bridge
• Transportation Spotlight
• Three Environmental Engineering Ph.D. Students Win Prestigious Fellowships
• Achenbach Lecture Presented by Dean Mary Boyce
• Adrienne Masterton (CE 2012) Builds Community Library in Ghana
• Students Visit 150 North Riverside
• ASCE Concrete Canoe Regionals 2016
• PhD Student Receives NSF Fellowship
• Dean Joseph Schofer and Andrew Galloway on the Infrastructure Show
• Dean Joseph Schofer and Bill Stowe on the Infrastructure Show
• Zdeněk P. Bažant Selected to Austrian Cross
• CEE Alumnae, Clare Terpstra, featured in Modern Steel Construction
• CEE Senior, Breanna Kazmierczak, Accepts Offer to Join the Peace Corp
• Chicago Structural Art Fieldtrip
• Sinan Keten Receives Prestigious ONR Early Career Award
• Dean Joseph Schofer and Bob Yamada on the Infrastructure Show
• Dean Joseph Schofer and Robert Glennon on the Infrastructure Show
• Dean Joseph Schofer and Paul James on the Infrastructure Show
• Professors Honored in Faculty Honor Roll
• Dean Joseph Schofer and Joseph Burns on the Infrastructure Show
• CEE and AED Alumnus Tony Vasquez Received Commendation as a Key Designer for Catalyst SF
• Prof. John Rudnicki Publishes New Book on Continuum Mechanics
• Dean Joseph Schofer and the Infrastructure Show
• Two new projects on smart, human-centered service systems awarded to CEE faculty as part of NSF Partnerships for Innovation: Building Innovation Capacity
• Professor Yonggang Huang Selected for Highly Cited Researchers for 2015
• Architectural Engineering and Design Students Visit Germany
• Views from the Cube: Lendlease Construction Inc.
• CEE Career Fair 2014
• New EMI Medal for Failure and Damage Prevention Honors Professor Zdeněk P. Bažant
• When Civil Engineers Rock and Rap
• Four CEE Students Garnered Six AISC Scholarships
• Professor Stathopoulos to Present Moving Cities: Future Challenges in Transportation
• Civil Engineering Professor Earns 2014 Civil Engineer of the Year Award
• New "Introduction to Civil and Environmental Engineering" Course Launched
• Graduates Recognized and Awards Presented at CEE Graduation Reception
• 2014 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Distinguished Lecture
• Environmental Engineering Senior Received Alumnae of Northwestern University Graduate Fellowship
• Professor David Corr Interviewed by Local TV Station on the Safety of Aging Rooftop Water Tanks in Chicago
• Civil Engineering Students Received Scholarships from Illinois Section ASCE
• Environmental Engineering Senior Received Three Awards at Undergraduate Symposium
• DOW Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge 2014
• James R. Rice Speaks at Second Annual J. D. Achenbach Lecture, May 16 2014
• Environmental Engineering Students Won Awards at Water Conference
• The Department Welcomes Dr. Amanda Stathopoulos
• The Second Annual CEE Career Fair Was Well Attended
• CE and Concrete Canoe on YouTube
• M. S. SEIM Student Served as Juror in Steel Structure Competition
• Giuseppe Buscarnera Receives Prestigious CAREER Award from NSF
• Department Welcomes Dr. George Wells
• Professor Isaac Daniel Received Honorary Doctorate
• Environmental Engineering Undergraduates Won Top Prize in the Dow Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge
• Civil Engineering Senior Received Two Scholarships from Professional Organizations
• CEE Graduation 2013
• NU Alumnus Received Fulbright Scholarship
• CEE Students Garnered Most Illinois ASCE Scholarships
• NU ASCE and Faculty Advisor Recognized by National ASCE
• Environmental Engineering Student is NSF Graduate Research Fellow
• Tight Shale Gas – Hydraulic Fracturing Seminar Series
• Department Participated in the Career Day for Girls 2013
• Paper-Thin Flexible Battery That Can Stretch
• External Advisory Committee Member Recognized with AISC Award
• Alumnus Received Prestigious Honor
• Global & Ecological Health Engineering Students in Rajasthan, India
• "Engineering" Food
• Graduate Student Awarded for Research
• Professor Awarded ASME Honor
• ASME honored two CEE Faculty
• Stretchable Electronics and Heart Surgery
• Alumnus Received Best Paper Prize
• Medal Named After Professor
• Two Civil Engineering Undergraduates Chosen for Fifty for the Future Recognition
• Disappearing Act: Biocompatible Electronics Vanish When No Longer Needed
• Professor Received Many Recognitions
• Professor Appointed to Advisory Council
• Professor Received Civil Engineer of the Year Award
• External Advisory Committee Member and Alumnus received ASCE Award
• Former Graduate Student Makes ASG Honor Roll
• Big Ten Scientists Explain Climate Change and Probability of Extreme Weather
• Six Graduating Seniors Received Department Awards
• Environmental Engineering Seniors Receive National Awards
• Professor Showcased in Chicago Tribune
• Student Wins First Place in the 2012 Design Competition
• Spotlight on Infrastructure Technology Institute
• Take Your Daughters and Sons Out to Work Day
• Henry Petroski: Distinguished Lecture Speaker 2012
• Northwestern ASCE Steel Bridge Goes to Nationals
• Professor Receives Commendation for Achievement
• Civil Engineering Junior awarded ASCE-IL SEI Scholarship
• Environmental Engineering Student Wins ISEN Undergraduate Grant
• Global Architecture Brigades goes to Honduras
• Alumnus Received ISEE Distringuished Award
• Environmental Engineering Sophomore Receives IL-ASCE Scholarship
• Civil Engineering PhD Student Received GEM Fellowship
• Civil Engineering Senior Finalist for Prestigious Award
• Bill Baker Inducted into National Academy of Construction
• Career Day for Girls 2012
• Tiny House at Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
• CE Alumna Mehri Paydar selected to ASCE's 2012 New Faces of Civil Engineering
• Environmental Engineering Graduate Student Wins ACS Award
• Environmental Engineering Sophomore Receives Water Works Scholarship
• CEE External Advisory Committee Member Bill Baker Proposes Design Philosophy
• Civil Engineering Senior Received ITE IL Section Scholarship
• Corr Honored with Recognition for Teaching Excellence Award by McCormick
• Rudnicki received Drucker Medal from ASME
• Baker Received Honorary Doctorate from the University of Stuttgart
• Alumnus Guest Lecture in Transportation Class
• Environmental Engineering Students Received ISEN-URG Grants
• Environmental Engineering Students in India
• Civil and Environmental Engineering Welcomes Giuseppe Buscarnera and Gianluca Cusatis
• Bažant honored with ASCE Medal
• Bill Baker Featured on Structural Engineer Magazine Cover
• Environmental Engineering Student Named Fifty for the Future List
• Achenbach Receives Honorary Degree from Zhejiang University
• Civil Engineering Faculty Advises on Tiny House Project
• Wireless Tattoo Shows Promise for Medical Applications
• Civil Engineering Undergraduate Received AISC Scholarship
• Infinity Tower World’s Tallest Twisted Building That Reduces Wind Force on Tower
• Dave Ventre wins STAR Award
• Booth Designer of Chicago Old Main Post Office Building Redevelopment Project
• Transportation Student Fitzpatrick Received Eisenhower Fellowship
• Postdoctoral Research Symposium at Argonne
• External Advisory Committee Chair Halpern Dies
• Boeing Awards Grant to ASCE Student Chapter
• Belytschko Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• EnvEngineering senior Kyle Simonson received Fulbright Grant to study in Chile
• Students steel bridge competed in the ASCE Great Lake Regional Student Conference
• Professor Schofer speaks about transportation budget cuts passed by the House recently
• Students Received Scholarships and Awards from Professional Organizations
• Professor Dowding Received ISEE President's Distinguished Service Award
• Professor Bažant Elected Honorary Member of ACI
• CEE Advisory Committee Member Bill Baker Received ASCE OPAL Award
• Environmental Engineering Student Won Safe Water Scholarship Award
• Dow Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge Application Deadline: May 16, 2011
• Students Won IL Section AWWA Poster Competition
• Cardiac Catheter That Can Do It All
• Ben Shorofsky Won 2011 Circumnavigators Travel-Study Award
• Arthur Zhang receives Terry E. Priest Scholarship from Denver Transportation Club
• CEE Advisory Board Member Bill Baker Elected to the National Academy of Engineering
• Achenbach Elected to Korea National Academy of Science
• Are Fast Trains a Wise Investment?
• Keeping Tabs on CTA Bridges
• Northwestern Research Images Garner Attention in Washington, D.C.
• CEE Students Win Undergraduate Research Grants
• Faculty Featured in Videos for the CEE Department
• Professor Creates New Theories to Determine Lifetime of Materials
• Researchers Make New Electronics - With A Twist
• Researchers Create Tiny, Flexible LED Screens
• To Chile's deserts, mountains, and snow to see how arsenic flows
• The Latest Hardware Is As Soft As Rubber
• Scholar from Northwestern to present Nowinski Lecture
• New Technology Could Lead To Camera Based On Human Eye
• Yongang Huang receives honorary Professorship
• Christopher Trigg Receives ACEC Illinois State Scholarship
• Studying Rivers for Clues to Carbon Cycle
• Jessica Kunke Wins NOAA Scholarship
• Prof. Bazant receives honorary doctorate in Austria.
• McCormick News Archive
• Linsey Seitz Wins ACS CATL Early Career Award
• Faculty Members Part of New NSF-Funded Center
• How Northwestern Graduate Naomi Lisse is Helping Moderna Produce COVID-19 Vaccines
• Stephen Carr Looks Back on Impactful Career
• A New Way to Explore Fluid Mechanics
• Turning a Passion for Healthcare into a Career
• An Unconventional Path
• Student Profile: Skylar Ladson-Gary
• Alumna Latonia Harris Elected to National Academy of Engineering
• Two Synthetic Biologists Join Northwestern
• Passing of Emeritus Faculty, William Stevens
• New Book Publsihed by ChBE Alum
• Northwestern Ranked in the Top 10 List of Universities for Chemical Engineering
• Congratulations Eric Masanet!
• ChBE Faculty Break Ground in Medicine and Energy
• Undergrad Recognized by McCormick School of Engineering
• Jennifer Schoborg Selected as New TA Workshop Leader
• Symposium Promotes Biotechnology Teaching
• Professor Keith Tyo Earns Early Career Award
• Professors Selected as Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
• Undergrad Wins First Place in Poster Competition
• 7th Industrial Fluid Properties Simulation Challenge
• Synthetic Biology for the Next Generation
• NuMat Technologies Wins DOE Business Plan Competition
• Graduate Student Wins SMART Scholarship
• Undergrad Recognized by McCormick School of Engineering
• Guess Where We've Landed?
• Dr. Monica Olvera de la Cruz Elected to the Nation Academy of Sciences
• Grad Student Jeane Chen Receives Significant Grant
• NUMat Entrepreneurs Win Rice Business Plan Competition
• Professor John Torkelson Recognized for Teaching Excellence
• Professors Keith Tyo and Joshua Leonard Awarded Prestigious Grant
• Dr. Christopher Henry Named Jay Bailey Young Investigator in Metabolic Engineering
• Grad Student Irmak Sirer's Article Published in Science Journal
• Who Wouldn't Pay a Penny for a Sports Car?
• Former ChBE Grad Awarded NSF CAREER Award
• ChBE Sophomore Featured in TV News Story
• Professors Leonard and Jewett Awarded 3M Nontenured Faculty Award
• Chris Wilmer's Team Wins Clean Energy Challenge Title
• Professor Jewett Receives Prestigious Packard Fellowship
• Could a Computer One Day Rewire Itself?
• ChBE Grad Receives Young Scientist Award
• ChBE Grad Awarded Ryan Fellowship
• ChBE Grads Selected as ARCS Foundation Scholars
• Professor Notestein Named DuPont Young Professor
• In Memoriam: Emeritus Professor S. George Bankoff
• Professor Snurr Receives AIChE Award
• ChBE Grad Awarded fellowship
• Professor You Awarded the 2011 W. David Smith, Jr. Graduate Publication Award
• Professor Broadbelt Receives 2010-2011 Clarence Ver Steeg Graduate Faculty Award
• ChBE Grad Recieves Leadership Fellowship
• Professor Jewett is 2011 Winner of Agilent Early Career Professor Award
• Professors Jewett & Leonard to Participate in Biology by Design Forum
• ChBE Grad Awarded Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship
• Professor Burghardt Honored for Teaching Excellence
• Professor Mirkin Elected into American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• ChBE Undergrads Awarded Summer Research Grant
• ChBE Grads Awarded NSF Fellowship
• ChBE Undergrad Awarded Language Grant
• Researchers Discover New Shapes of Microcompartments
• ChBE PhD Candidate Wins Award
• Amaral's teamwork research cited in Boston Globe story on Group IQ
• Mirkin elected to all three branches of the National Academies
• Justin Notestein Named McCormick Adviser of the Year
• Luis Amaral Publishes "Complex Systems View of Educational Policy Research" in Science
• Strong Showing by ChBE Students in Intramural Sports
• Bartosz Grzybowski awarded the NSEF Young Investigator Award
• ChBE alumnus to participate in 2010 NAE symposium
• Randy Snurr's work on energy-storing porous materials featured in "Science"
• Amaral discusses soccer ranking method on NPR's "All Things Considered"
• ChBE undergrad awarded summer fellowship
• Duch / Amaral soccer ranking paper published in PLoS ONE
• ChBE graduate students awarded NSF fellowships
• Randy Snurr featured in the Pennsylvania Gazette
• Mirkin, Van Duyne elected members of National Academy of Science
• Jewett, Leonard awarded Keck Futures Initiative grants
• Philip Brunner wins the 2010 Dow Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge
• Lonnie Shea named a fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE)
• ChBE alumnus Steve Meier featured in "Chemical & Engineering News" profile
• Josh Leonard programs cells to target tumors
• Department Luncheon Honors Ottino, 62nd AIChE Institute Lecturer
• ChBE undergrad wins research grant
• Professor Harold Kung awarded for creative research in Catalysis
• Fengqi You Receives Ken Meyer Award
• Professor Josh Leonard testifies on "21st Century Biology" before the House Subcommittee on Research and Science Education
• Tobin Marks Honored by Chemical Research Society of India
• Guy Metcalfe Receives 10xE Award
• McCormick Students Win Undergraduate Design Competition
• ChBE Alumni Stan Rendon & Chris Campbell Awarded the 2008 Circle of Technical Excellence and Innovation Corporate Awardees
• Chad Mirkin Honored with Two Prestigious Awards
• Michael Jewett receives Pathway to Independence Award in Synthetic Biology Research
• John B. Butt (1935 – 2007)
• McCormick News Archive
• Yip-Wah Chung to Receive Bunshah Award
• Northwestern Materials Science Welcomes David Barton
• Northwestern Materials Science Welcomes Jennifer Fowlie
• MSE Department Holds 40th Annual Hilliard Symposium
• Northwestern Takes Part in Workshop with Tel Aviv University
• NURPH Shows High Schoolers Top-Level Science
• MSE Department Welcomes Cecile Chazot
• Dunand Project Receives DOE Funding to Reduce Industrial Emissions
• MSE Hosts 39th Annual John E. Hilliard Lecture and Symposium
• PhD Candidates Julia R. Downing, Sieun Ruth Lee Honored for DEI Efforts
• Robert Chang Looks Back on Career at Northwestern Engineering
• Materials Scientist Ian McCue Joins MSE Faculty
• Robotic Materials Expert Ryan Truby Joins Northwestern Faculty
• Chad Mirkin to receive Acta Biomaterialia Gold Medal
• Stephen Carr Looks Back on Impactful Career
• Carolyn Duran Elected to Lead Materials Research Society
• Looking Back on a Materials Career
• European Geosciences Union Renames Award for Weertmans
• Chad Mirkin to receive Nano Research Award
• Mirkin announced as 2017 ACS Fellow
• Professor Laurence Marks wins the Surface Structure Prize
• Rondinelli Goes to Washington
• A Precious Mission
• Alumnus Starts New Adventure
• Ramille Shah, Pioneer in 3-D Printable Biomaterials Field
• Chris Wolverton and Logan Ward Develop an Algorithim to Predict Materials Characteristics.
• Three MSE Students and Two Alumni Win MRS Graduate Student Awards
• MSE Alumna Katie Otim Hewlett, '11 Profiled in Chemical and Engineering News
• MSE Students Campbell and DeRocher Further Research Using Hard X-Ray Nanoprobe at BNL's NSLS-II
• Adam Jakus, '14, Awarded Baxter Young Investigator Award
• Engineering Materials to 3-D Print Tissues and Organs
• International Chemistry Awards Honor Tobin J. Marks
• NDSEG Fellowships Awarded
• NSF Fellowships Awarded
• Freeze-Casting in Microgravity
• Desktop Nanoprinter Inventors Chosen as Finalists in Competition
• Atom Probe Tomography Profiled in C&EN News Article
• Professor Greg Olson to be Awarded Honorary Doctorate from KTH
• Prof. Greg Olson Wins Catalyst Award from City of Evanston and NU
• MSE Team Among Winners in Design Competition
• Prof. Jiaxing Huang Wins Fissan-Pui TSI Award
• NUANCE Scientists Collaborate on First “Star Trek” Tricorder Device!
• Dielectric Effects in the Self-Assembly of Binary Colloidal Aggregates
• Charged Polymer Nanostructures
• Professor Fine Receives Honorary Degree at Union College
• Chad Mirkin Chosen to be Honorary Professor at Nanjing Tech University
• Jariwala Awarded SPIE Optics and Photonics Education Scholarship
• Chad Mirkin Chosen as North American Winner of the 2014 ACSNano Lectureship Award
• Deniz Alpay awarded University Fellowship in Leadership
• Laurence Marks Wins 2015 ACA Warren Award
• Chad Mirkin 2015 Emerson Center Lectureship
• Hilliard Symposium Award winners
• Katherine Faber Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• MSE Students Win Prizes at Undergraduate Research Symposium
• Sam Stupp to Receive International Award from JPS
• MSE Students Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
• Julia Weertman Named MRS Fellow
• MSE Junior Named Goldwater Scholar
• Ramille Shah and 3D Printing Profiled in Crain's Chicago Business
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• Cossairt Delivers Talk at Art and Science: Traversing the Creative Spectrum Symposium
• Industry Experts Gather for 2015 MSIT Information Security Roundtable
• Choudhary Pens Featured Article in The Social Media Monthly
• Aydin Publishes Article in Nature Photonics
• Hardavellas & IEMS Faculty Establish Intel Parallel Computing Center at Northwestern
• Hammond & Birnbaum Release Revolutionary Twitter Application, Quill Connect
• EECS Alumna Jamesina Simpson (Ph.D. 07') to Serve as 2015 NASA LWS Institute Member
• Hammond Appears on Season Premiere of CNN's "Inside Job"
• Razeghi Leads New Prospective Research in Surveillance & Disease Detection
• Bustamante Writes OP-Ed Article for Forbes
• Razeghi & CQD Team Conceive Advances in Photodetectors
• Choudhary's 4C Announces partnership with FourthWall
• Aydin Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing Remarkable New Color Filtering Technique
• Taflove Interviewed by Nature Photonics for his Groundbreaking Contributions in Computational Electromagnetics
• Cossairt Speaks at AAAS Meeting as Part of NU & Art Institute of Chicago Team Utilizing New Light Technology in Uncovering French Artist Gauguin's Creative Process
• Razeghi & CQD Team Develop Higher Powered Frequency Combs
• Delegation of EECS Faculty Attend The First Northwestern University – Tel Aviv University Workshop 2015
• Seda Ogrenci-Memik Featured in 2014 Northwestern Excellence in Research Annual Report
• Join us for 2015 EECS Student Poster Fair on Friday, 3/6 @ 12pm in Tech Lobby
• EECS Presents 6 Papers at SPIE Photonics West 2015; Iman Hassani Nia Receives Student Travel Grant
• Kevin Chen Selected for KPCB Fellows Program
• Ken Forbus Speaks at Microsoft Research on Bespoke Data
• Thrasos Pappas Takes Sabbatical Leave to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (1/15 to 6/15)
• 2015 EECS Student Poster Fair Results
• Cossairt Receives Multitude of Prestigious Funding Grants
• Razeghi Presents Distinguished Lecture at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Razeghi & CQD Center Create New Advances in Quantum Cascade Lasers
• Hammond Discusses the Future of Computer-generated Narratives on WGBH Radio
• Dinda Named 2015 IEEE Fellow
• Aydin & MNDL Provide a Small Solution to a Big Challenge: Enhancing Light Emission from an Atomically Thin Material
• Cossairt Bestowed NSF CAREER Award
• Gaviria (Ph.D.) Awarded 2015 National Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship
• Matsuda (Ph.D.) Awarded 2015 National Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship
• Hardavellas Presented with NSF CAREER Award
• Wilensky Co-authors New Book
• Cossairt Develops New 3-D Capture Camera Technology
• Aydin & MNDL Students Research Highlighted in Nature Photonics
• EECS Participates in 4th Annual Greater Chicago Area Systems Research Workshop
• EECS PhD Student Abbas Haddadi Awarded SPIE Optics & Photonics Education Scholarship
• Horn Presented with NSF CAREER Award
• Chang Liu (Ph.D. Student) & Randy Berry Presented with Bell Labs Best Paper Award for Smart Data Pricing Research at IEEE SDP 2015
• Guo to Deliver Invited Keynote Speech at IEEE ICC 2015 Workshop on LTE in Unlicensed Bands
• Razeghi Authors Technical Article in International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE)
• Guo Coauthors New Book
• Katsaggelos Elected Member of IEEE Signal Processing Society’s Awards Board 2014-2016
• Nima Haghpanah (PHD 14') Presents Thesis Research at 2013 Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science
• Choudhary's Social Intelligence Company, 4C, Announces $5M Series B Funding
• Choudhary Delivers a Plenary Talk at SC13
• Tarzia (PHD, 11') Launches Private Mobile Messaging App, Secret Square
• Razeghi Delivered Keynote Talk at SPIE WEST 2014 Conference Wednesday 2/5
• Callewaert (PHD 17') and Cicek (PHD 14') Win Awards for "Breakthrough in Human-Oriented Applications" at SPIE WEST 2014 Conference
• EECS Alumna Jamesina Simpson (Ph.D. 07'), Elected Vice Chair (2015-17) and Chair (2018-20) of Commission B - Fields and Waves of the U.S. National Committee of International Union of Radio Science
• 2014 EECS Student Poster Fair Results
• Katsaggelos Featured in 2013 Northwestern Annual Research Report
• EECS in ICDE 2014
• Henschen Hosts & Organizes 2014 Midwestern Deans of Engineering Meeting: Increasing Diversity
• EECS 330 Class Host Demo Fair: "Human Computer Interaction"
• John Rula (Ph.D) & Prof. Fabian Bustamante of AquaLab Launch Namehelp Mobile App
• EECS Hosts HPDC 2014 Program Committee Workshop
• Choudhary's Social Intelligence Company, 4C Releases Study of Brand Audiences for TV Programming
• EECS Launches 1ST MOOC's Free Online Course, Taught by Aggelos Katsaggelos
• Choudhary Quoted in HPCWire Article
• EECS Alumna Marissa Norko (BS 11') Awarded 2014 National Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship Award
• EECS Graduate Student Ben Rahnema (PH.D. 17') & Team Win 1st Place at 2014 Motorola: Breaking Mobile Limits Competition
• NU Wildcats Led by Prof. Guo Reach Finals at 2014 DARPA Spectrum Challenge
• Prof. Kristian Hammond & NU Alum Patrick McNally (Ph.D. 13') Quoted in WIRED Article
• Bustamante Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing Namehelp Mobile
• Applied Physics Grad Student Samantha Nowierski (Ph.D. 17'), RA in Prof. Kumar's Group, Awarded 2014 National Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship Award
• Forbus & Hinrichs Develop Human-like Learning Program for Computers
• Argall & Students Participate in Robot Block Party at MSI
• Hammond Interviewed on Market Place Morning Report
• EECS Students Win Emerging Underclassman Innovator Award at RedesigNU: Hackathon
• EECS Advances Minority Recruitment for Graduate Program; Hosts Visitor from Howard University
• Cossairt & Matsuda Receive ICCP 2014 Honorable Mention Award for Paper
• Razeghi Delivers Keynote Talk at SPIE DSS Conference
• Hammond is Panelist for Intra/Entrepreneurship at Design:Chicago
• EECS Students Compete in 2014 McCormick Autonomous Robot Design Competition
• Callewaert (Ph.D. 17') Awarded SPIE Optics & Photonics Education Scholarship
• EECS Alum Can Bayram (P.h.D 11') to Join ECE Dept at UIUC as Tenure-track Assistant Professor
• Computational Photography Poster Session Wed 6/4 (1-4pm), Tech Main Lobby
• Gaviria (Ph.D.) Awarded 2014-15' IEEE Charles LeGeyt Fortescue Scholarship
• Pappas & Trajcevski Procure 4-year, $800K Grant Awarded From Office on Naval Research
• 2013-14' EECS Faculty & Student Awards Ceremony
• EECS CS Undergrad Angela Jiang (14') to Present Research at ACM SIGCOMM 2014
• 2013-2014 EECS Faculty & Student Award Winners
• EECS Ph.D Student Alireza Bonakdar Awarded SPIE Optics & Photonics Education Scholarship
• EECS Ph.D. Student Chang Liu Selected for Fellowship in Leadership Program & Named President of Graduate Women Across Northwestern for 2014-15'
• Katsaggelos Quoted in Chicago Tribune Article
• EECS Presents 7 Papers at EC '14 & its Affiliated Workshops & Meetings
• Razeghi is Invited Speaker & Session Chair at 2014 WOCSDICE Conference
• Hartline & Immorlica are Co-Organizers of Midway Market Design Workshop, July 9-11
• Pardo Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing Midwest Music Information Retrieval Gathering
• 2014 EECS Graduation Photos
• Razeghi is Session Chair & Invited Speaker at CCMR; Part of Scientific Organizing Committee at Microelectronics Workshop
• EECS Undergrad David Heydari Awarded SPIE Optics & Photonics Education Scholarship
• Pappas Elected Vice President-Publications for Signal Processing Society of IEEE (2015-17')
• Razeghi Named Conference Chair of Workshop on Defects in Wide Band Gap Semiconductors
• Taflove Presented with 2014 IEEE Electromagnetics Award at IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium
• Hartline Co-organizes GReece Economic and Algorithmic Theory Week Workshop
• Bustamante's AquaLab Labratory Has 3 Accepted Papers at ACM IMC '14
• Hartline Gives Tutorial at Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-14)
• Downey Bestowed NSF CAREER Award
• Pappas Delivers Invited Keynote Address at Sensometrics 2014
• EECS Ph.D. Student Zhongyang Li Given Ryan Fellowship Award
• Razeghi delivers Presentation as a Keynote Speaker at NATO Specialists Meeting
• Prof. Razeghi & her Students Publish 3 Groundbreaking Papers in High-impact Journals
• EECS Ph.D. Student Ning Xia & Prof. Kuzmanovic Win Best Paper Award at 2014 IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence
• ACM SIGCOMM 2014 Conference was held August 17-22 in Chicago
• Call for Undergrad Student Participation in IEEE Robotics Workshop 9/11-9/13
• Findler is Keynote Speaker at 2014 ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Functional Programming
• EECS/GEECS Beach Day
• EECS Ph.D. Student Vala Fathipour Receives Best Student Paper Award & Student Travel Grant at SPIE Optics + Photonics 2014
• Prof. Vijay Subramanian Joins ECE Faculty at University of Michigan
• Argall Named Local Chair of 2014 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems
• Argall Named Organizer of IROS 2014 Workshop on Rehabilitation and Assistive Robotics
• Trajcevski Named Program Committee Co-Chair of ADBIS 2014
• EECS Undergraduate Student William Xiao Launches App Pocket Lock, Surpasses 30,000 Downloads
• Dinda and Memik Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing New Mobile App Project
• Grayson Produced Play, ETOPiA's "Grounded" to Open Fri 9/19 & Run through Sun 10/12
• 2nd Annual EECS Bonfire Welcome Party on Monday, 9/22 from 6-8 pm at Lakefill Fire Pit
• EECS Ph.D. Student Diana Palsetia Awarded 2014 Grace Hopper Celebration Scholarship Grant
• EECS Ph.D. Student Dawei Li Awarded Universities Research Association (URA) Visiting Scholar Fellowship
• Razeghi Delivers Plenary Talk & Named Session Chair at International Quantum Cascade Laser School & Workshop 2014
• Hai Zhou Led NU Research Project Awarded NSF/SRC Research Grant Focused on STARSS
• Aydin Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing New Biosensory Technology
• Prof. Bustamante and Ph.D. Student Zachary Bischof Complete Landmark Broadband Study
• Northwestern (Team Mildcat) Wins 2014 ACM ICPC Mid-Central Regional Programming Contest & Advances to World Finals
• Hammond & Birnbaum Contribute as Moderators to McCormick Panel Discussion on Technology
• Katsaggelos is Keynote Speaker at 2014 International Symposium on Medical Information Processing & Analysis
• Xin Chen is IWCTS 2014 Chair & Co-chair of 2014 ACM SIGSPATIAL GIS Cup Contest
• EECS Emeritus Prof. Morris Brodwin, Electromagnetics Pioneer, Passes Away
• Pappas Delivers Invited Keynote Address at 2014 IEEE Western New York Image & Signal Processing Workshop
• Yan Chen Serves as Co-chair for 2014 IEEE Networking & Communication Security Conference
• Choudhary's 4C Announces partnership with LinkedIn
• EECS Ph.D. Student Tim Rambo Presents Research at 12th International Conference on Quantum Communication, Measurement, & Computing
• Razeghi Makes Major Advancements in Terahertz Radiation
• Zhang Receives Murphy Grant to Develop Space & Programs for Undergraduate Students in Design, Technology & Research
• Katsaggelos Delivers Tutorial & Presents 2 Papers at IEEE International Conference on Image Processing
• Guo Contributes to Solar Cell Research Breakthrough
• Birnbaum Co-organizes 'Hour of Code' Event
• Aydin to Serve as Nanophotonics Technical Program Chair at 2015 IEEE Photonics Conference
• Pappas Delivers Invited Keynote Address at 5th European Workshop on Visual Information Processing
• Manijeh Razeghi wins IBM Faculty Award
• Wessels Elected 2013 Fellow of Optical Society of America
• Bustamante Writes Editorial on Broadband Networks for IEEE
• NU Wins 2013 Mid-Central USA International Collegiate Programming Contest
• Prof. Agrawal and Prof. Choudhary Mine Medicare Data to Analyze Chicago Hospitals
• EECS Alum Brent Hecht Receives Yahoo! Academic Career Enhancement (ACE) Award
• Distinguished Delegates Visit From College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at National Taiwan University Taipei
• EE Undergraduate Teaching Labs Announce New MakerBot 2X 3D Printer in 24/7 & MG22 Labs
• Trajcevski Receives Best Short Paper Award
• McCormick Symposium: “Computer Science Everywhere"
• Hardavellas Interviewed by IEEE Computer
• EECS, ME, & BME Announce New MS in Robotics Program
• Prof. Berry Named 2014 Newly Elevated Fellow of IEEE
• Choudhary quoted in AdExchanger Article
• EECS Students, Mentored by Chen, Compete in UCSB International Capture The Flag Competition
• 'Applied Physics Letters' Issue Article Authored by Razeghi & CQD Team
• McCormick News Archive
• Niall Mangan, Linsey Seitz Receive Seed Grant from Trienens Institute for Sustainability and Energy
• How Danny Wells Uses his ESAM Experience to Connect Different Disciplines
• Graduate Student Emma Zajdela Awarded Intelligence Community Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
• Graduate Student Ben Hyatt Earns NSF Fellowship
• How an ESAM Graduate Applies Math to COVID-19 Transmission
• Hermann Riecke Named Chair of the Department of Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics
• What Benjamin Vaughan Learned at Northwestern Goes Beyond Research
• Getting to Know Professor Daniel Lecoanet
• Petia Vlahovska Named 2021 Outstanding Referee by APS
• William Kath Named Margaret B. Fuller Boos Professor
• Undergraduates Receive Northwestern Research Award
• PhD Student Maher Said Wins Supply Chain Data Analytics Competition
• Professor Petia Vlahovska Elected Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS)
• Vlahovska & Team Work to Discover New Antibiotics
• ESAM Alumni Publishes Research
• ESAM Students Publish in Chaos Journal
• ESAM Student Presents at 2019 SIAM Conference
• 1st Year Emma Zajdela: Finalist for Born Seeker Fellowship
• Professor Madhav Mani Publishes
• Body of Numbers: Inaugural Conference on Quantitative Approaches in Biology brings together interdisciplinary scholars to explore the rules of life
• Pilot Projects Awarded to Study Developmental Mechanisms in Regeneration and Neuroblasts
• Professor Bernard J. Matkowsky Retires
• First Year Ph.D ESAM Student Publishes in SIAM
• Celebrating the Career of Emeritus Professor W. Edward Olmstead
• What Time Is It in Your Body?
• SpaceX’s Secret Weapon Is ESAM Alum Gwynne Shotwell
• ESAM Graduation, 2018
• Noah Gamble Receives Undergraduate Award for Excellence in Applied Math
• ESAM Alum Named 'Most Powerful' Female Engineer
• ESAM Welcomes Two Faculty
• Applied Math in Action: May 2018 Outreach
• 1st Year ESAM PhD Student Wins NSF Fellowship
• Computational Research Competition Recognizes ESAM Grad Student, Vicky Yang
• Breaking Into The Cell
• ESAM Grad Students Teach Chicago High School Students
• ESAM Alum and SpaceX President & COO Speaks to ESAM Department
• Allyn Muzhi Xu Receives Undergraduate Award for Excellence in Applied Math
• Highly Accomplished ESAM Undergraduates Receive Degrees
• ESAM Grad Student Vicky Chuqiao Yang Wins Award at SIAM Conference
• Professor David Chopp Receives T. William Heyck Award
• Graduate Student Kaitlin Hill Helps Host Exhibitions at the National Math Festival in Washington D.C.
• Senior Jonathan Lieberman Awarded Big Ten Academic Award
• Albert Berahas Appointed Dr. John N. Nicholson Fellow
• Modeling Vegetation Patterns in Vulnerable Ecosystems
• Data Warehouse Offers Priceless Insights, University-Wide Access
• ESAM Students, Faculty, and Staff Join to Celebrate Pi Day!
• Study Describes Nemantic Defects on Swimming Bacteria
• Graduate Students Win Research Poster Award at the Association for Women in Mathematics Workshop
• Daniel Kinch earns coveted Marshall Scholarship
• ESAM Student Karna Gowda Awarded McDonnell Postdoctoral Fellowship
• Applied Math in Action
• Welcome picnic for ESAM first-year students
• Professor Ed Olmstead Retires
• Excellence in Applied Mathematics Award and Annual Send-off/Graduation Party!
• ESAM Professor Madhav Mani named Simons Foundation Investigator
• ESAM Students Awarded NSF Graduate Fellowships
• Leveraging Noise to Control Complex Networks
• High school students experience Applied Math in Action
• ESAM Alumn Gwynne Shotwell Awarded 2015 Centennial Alumnae Award
• Mary Silber elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society
• Large Increase in Graduate Student Stipend Rates Announced
• Department Celebrates Class of 2015
• Undergraduate Prizes in Applied Mathematics Awarded
• ESAM Alumnus Mark Cembrowski Featured in Science
• ESAM Student Noah Weiss is Northwestern's Superfan
• ESAM Student Paul Park Receives SIAM Certificate of Recognition
• ESAM Students Awarded NSF Graduate Fellowships
• Can Tipping Points be Predicted?
• ESAM Welcomes New Faculty Member, Dr. Madhav Mani
• Professor Bernard Matkowsky Among SIAM's Most Prolific Authors
• Graduate Student Daniel Wells Invited to National Academies Keck Futures Initiative (NAKFI) Conference
• Professor Stephen Davis Awarded Royal Academy of Engineering Distinguished Visiting Fellowship
• Professor W. E. Olmstead to Host Stock and Options Seminar
• Albert Berahas Receives Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award
• Applied Math Graduates Discuss Career Plans
• Graduate Student Sahil Shah Wins Fishel Student Award
• Dielectric Effects in the Self-Assembly of Binary Colloidal Aggregates
• Graduate Student Sara Clifton Awarded NSF Fellowship
• SIAM Appoints Professor Michael Miksis as Vice President for Publications
• Science Channel Producer Interviews Professor Daniel Abrams
• Professor Mary Silber Named Guest Editor
• Professor Daniel Abrams Makes NPR Appearance
• Professor Stephen Davis to Present Distinguished Lighthill Lecture
• Neuron Publishes Work of Professors Hermann Riecke and William Kath
• Professor William Kath Co-authors Article in Neuron
• Mathematics Awareness Month 2014: Mathematics, Magic, and Mystery
• Researchers Propose Class of Active Matter - the Living Liquid Crystal
• ESAM Schular Scholar Outreach Program
• Professor Erik Luijten's Review in Nature Physics
• Tenure Track Position Available in Complex Systems
• Ivan Christov Receives Fellowship
• RTG Students Presented at the Inaugural NU-FIRST Symposium
• RTG Undergrad Melanie Nehrkorn to Speak at UR@NU
• ESAM Graduate Student Nir Yungster Wins PSOC Poster Award
• ESAM Graduate Student to be Published in Physical Review Letters
• Graduate Student Kaitlin Speer Earns NSF Fellowship
• Former ESAM Undergraduate Ben Segal to be Published in Physica D: Nonlinear Phenomena
• Graduate Student Chris Vogl Earns NSF Postdoc Fellowship
• Professor Dirk Brockmann Weighs in on Global Pandemic Modeling
• Graduate Student Danny Wells Selected as a Chicago Biomedical Consortium Scholar
• New Structures Self-Assemble in Synchronized Dance
• Linking Synchronization to Self-Assembly Using Magnetic Janus Colloids
• Worming Into Cells
• Scientists Discover that Shape Matters in DNA Nanoparticle Therapy
• Self-Assembling Structures Open Door to New Class of Materials
• Prof. Bill Kath's Findings Challenge Conventional Wisdom of How Neurons Operate
• Chopp and Lennon Selected For 2010-2011 Honor Roll
• Aronson Examines the "Magnetic Manipulation of Self-Assembled Colloidal Asters"
• RTG Paper on Combustion in The Chemical Engineering Journal
• Former RTG Postdoc Creates Online Calculus Sequence
• Former RTG Postdoc Joins ASU as Assistant Professor
• Q&A with Professor Dirk Brockmann
• McCormick News Archive
• A Course in Becoming Indispensable
• Helping MLDS Continue to Evolve
• Mission: Mars
• Machine Learning Adventures After MLDS
• MLDS Program Celebrates its 10-Year Anniversary
• Beating Burnout
• Continuing to Learn, Even After Graduating
• Keeping the Engines Running
• Honing Your Netflix Night 
• The Wider World of Data
• From the Battlefield to the Business World
• Earning Her Experience 
• Equipped For a Brighter Future 
• MSiA Program Gets a New Name
• Sharing Data and Wisdom
• Developing a More Balanced Skill Set 
• A Decade of Data
• Linking the Data at LinkedIn
• MSiA Graduates Reflect on Time in the Program
• The Science and Art of Predictive Analytics
• Making 'Magic' Out of Statistical Modeling
• Relaying the Value of Communication to Data Scientists
• Sharing the Love of Data Science
• MSiA Introduces Curricular Effort Focused on Bias, Privacy, and Fairness
• MSiA Welcomes New Staff
• Alumna Alice Zhao Writes New Edition of "SQL Pocket Guide" 
• Student Project in Collaboration with Feinberg School of Medicine Published in the Journal of Pain
• Opinion: More diversity needed in AI to fight human biases
• Student Research | Chocolate Chips and Fish Sauce: A Network Analysis and Visualization in Ingredient Pairings
• Student Research | Happy Baby to Goddess: Creativity in Yoga Sequencing With Markov Chains
• Inside the Mind of Patrick Boueri
• Student Research | Personalized Restaurant Recommender System Using A Hybrid Approach
• Explore Happiness in Different Ways
• Student Research | Computers Can Compose Music...But Can They Write Scripture?
• Student Research | A Demonstration of "Popout"
• Student Research | Ner Wars: Evaluating Named Entity Recognition Methods on the Star Wars Original Trilogy
• Student Research | A Hybrid Recommender System for Destiny and eSports
• Student Research | Movie Recommender System Based on Natural Language Processing
• Patrick Boueri Speaks at MSiA's Spring Quarter Seminar Series
• Student Research | Running a Marathon in 45 Seconds Flat
• Student Research | Chicago Botanic Garden: Members Relationship Management Project
• Student Research | Real-Time Human Activity Classification in Videos
• Student Research | Semantic Network Analysis of Ideological Communities on Twitter
• Student Research | AMI (Heart Attack) Likelihood Prediction Analysis
• Student Research | Introducing A New Rating System For World Rugby Union Based On The ELO Rating System: The ELOR (ELO-Rugby)
• Industry Leaders Explore the Impact of Artificial Intelligence at the 2017 Analytics Exchange
• Industry Leaders Discuss Innovations with Analytics to Create Social Change at the 2016 Analytics Exchange
• Despite choices, new data scientists still gravitate to small firms
• MSIA Student Team wins Annual Academic Analytics Competition
• MSiA Alumni Spotlight: Rich Schweighart
• MSiA ’14 Andy Fox and Team Place Second in INFORMS 2014 Doing Good with Good Competition
• MSiA '14 Anthony Tockar Examines Differential Privacy
• MSiA '13 Alumna Alice Zhao's Viral Data Visualization Article
• MSiA Student and IEMS Undergraduate Student Selected as Finalists
• Northwestern Analytics Partners with Teradata Aster to Host Hackathon
• Part 2 MSiA Graduates and MSiA Director Collaborate with Anders Drachen on: Visualizing Dynamic Behavior Flow
• MSiA Graduates and MSiA Director Collaborate with Anders Drachen on: Analyzing Auctions: The Case of Glitch
• McCormick News Archive
• Finding Solutions for an EV Transition
• A Real Confidence Booster
• ‘The Olympics for Climate Change’
• Bringing Executive Experience to MEM
• Delving Into Drones
• Understanding Product Lifecycles
• Bringing Independent Research to NASA
• The Growing Interest in MEM
• Navigating Complex Hospital Systems
• Empowering Engineers
• A Clearer View
• Orchestrating the Beautiful Music of Business 
• Preparing for Launch
• Prepared for the Professional Pivot
• A MEM Degree Ten Years in the Making
• An Optimistic Look at ChatGPT
• The Learning Exchange
• MEM Graduate Reflections
• Green Flag For Career Growth 
• Putting the Customer First
• Ready to Bring Change to the Healthcare Industry
• Negotiating Better Negotiations
• Leading as a Technical Program Manager at Google
• Creating Networks within MEM
• Visiting an Innovation Pioneer
• Standing Out With CSPO Certification
• Fighting the Fear of a Changing Job Market
• Winds of Change 
• A Window Into Her Success
• Talking with an EdTech Innovator
• Learning The Amazon Way 
• Giving Back to MEM
• From Ancient Greece to MEM
• Cross-Border Learning Opportunity
• All-In on Digital Transformation
• An Open Door to Innovation
• Learning to Listen in the Shakespeare Garden
• Assessing Chicago's Future For Electric Vehicles and Charging Stations
• Eight Tips for Better Business Pitches
• Building Culture While Touring Chicago
• Sparking the Entrepreneurial Spirit
• MEM Students Earn Scrum Certification
• An Eight-Point Plan For Success
• Mission: Mars and the Moon
• Next-Generation Career Development
• Pursuing an Interest in Cleantech
• Bringing an Innovative Mindset to Tesla
• Creating A Cleaner Truck
• 3 Things for MEM Applicants to Know
• Building the Case for Electric School Buses
• Thankful for Community
• Hacking a Solution to an Energy Problem
• MEM Student Competes to Build a Stronger Chicago
• Putting IoT Knowledge to Use
• MEM Fills Critical Student-Facing Staff Roles
• Managerial Analytics in Practice and in the Classroom
• Finding Time to Pursue Passions
• Finding a Passion for Entrepreneurship
• Using Blockchain for Clean Energy
• Recognizing the Value of a MEM Degree
• From Virtual Reality to Tesla
• Learning the 'Magical' Process of Product Management
• MEM Background Helps Alum Land Promotion
• 3 Personality Traits Needed to Succeed in 'The New Normal'
• Landing a Job at Apple
• Ensuring Timely Delivery of Key Medical Devices
• Screen Surf Makes Searching for Something to Watch Easier
• My Journey from Pharmaceuticals to Amazon
• Five Job-Hunting Tips for MEM Students
• What MEM Applicants Want to Know
• Using Venture Capital to Positively Impact the World
• The Importance of Business Process Change Management
• Recognizing the Power and Prevalence of AI
• Confessions of a Recovered Middle Manager
• Recent MEM Grad Reflects on Grace Hopper Celebration
• MEM Student Inspired by Female Engineers
• Landing at Google During a Pandemic
• Reshaping the World's Mobile Landscape
• Leveraging technical skills in an ever-changing health care industry
• Stand Out With Your Own Personal Brand
• MEM Launches Healthcare Systems Engineering Concentration
• MEM to Host 'Tectonic Shifts & Re-planning Product in a Crisis'
• A Look at the MEM Product Management Concentration
• Product Management During a Crisis
• The Realities of Life as a Product Manager
• MEM Students Help 125-Year-Old Company Improve Processes
• Discovering the Potential of AI in Sports
• The Ins and Outs of Financial Planning
• Forming a Bond Between MEM and Northwestern Medicine
• Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship
• Analyzing AI in Sports
• Student Spotlight: Parth Choksi
• Finding Inspiration at the 2019 Women In Product Conference
• Demystifying Networking and What it Means to Build Connections
• From the Director: An Article on Entrepreneurial Thinking
• Northwestern MEM Students Learn From Silicon Valley Product Executive
• MEM Welcomes New Class of Students
• Inspiring Innovation at TWIN Global
• Student Spotlight: Margaret Debrauske
• Alum Spotlight: Weston Sramek
• MEM Student Discovers 'the McKinsey Way'
• MEM Students, Alumni Bond at Northwestern Football Game
• Advancing Business Ventures in the Energy Industry
• Being the Voice of the Customer
• Alum Spotlight: Edward Newman
• Student Spotlight: Jason Lee
• Seeing the Impact of Improved Operations
• My MEM Experience Helped My Team Save Companies Millions of Dollars
• Student Spotlight: Gabrielle D'Anna
• From MEM to Vice President of Engineering
• Student Spotlight: Fizza Jaffer
• Getting My 'MBA of the Future'
• MEMPC Executive Director Talks About Bringing MEM Community Together
• Seeing the Benefit of My MEM Education
• Graduation Advice from a Northwestern MEM Alum
• What I Learned From My Northwestern Externship Experience
• Entrepreneurial Eco-System in Chicago is Evolving
• Enhancing the MEM Student Experience
• Student Spotlight: Otto Nitschmann
• My Experience Designing a New MEM Competition
• An Inside Look at the Northwestern MEM Community
• Organizing for Innovation in Northwestern MEM
• Student Spotlight: Azharuddin Mohammed
• Bridging Engineering and Management at Microsoft
• Northwestern Engineers Selected to Argonne’s ‘Chain Reaction Innovations’ Entrepreneur Cohort
• Alum Spotlight: Aditya Divekar
• Approaching Deep Learning From a New Perspective
• Using My MEM Experience to Help Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital
• Student Spotlight: Melissa Albrecht
• Northwestern Wins MEMPC PriSim Business War Games Competition
• New MEM Video Highlights How Program Develops Engineers into Leaders
• Student Spotlight: Linus Waltenberger
• Alum Spotlight: Jose Rodriguez Salazar
• Learning to Communicate Effectively
• Faculty Spotlight: Professor Jill Wilson
• What I Learned During Chicago Ideas Week
• Alum Spotlight: Christopher Mui
• Alum Spotlight: Daryl Richardson
• Alum Spotlight: Francisca Valenzuela
• Student Spotlight: Chloe Tai
• Students Work with Leading Energy Company to Help Clients with Sustainability Efforts
• We finally have The Jetsons’ food machine. Sort-of.
• The Dandelion Principle: A New Approach to Management
• Independence Day PyroTECHnics
• The Average Salary of a MEM Graduate
• Plamen Petrov named CTO of ground-breaking Deloitte cognitive analytics group
• Passed over for promotions? AB Member Christine Schyvinck can help you out
• MEM Team Wins Northwestern Analytics Competition!
• Five Misconceptions About Entrepreneurship
• MEM Degrees are already the “Graduate Programs of the Future”
• Congratulations to the Winners of the First MEMPC Business Simulation Competition!
• Northwestern IEMS Ranked #3, McCormick #20 Overall Engineering Grad School
• Situational Awareness. What it is and how it can transform your managing style
• Managing Up (The Right Way)
• Not So “Good to Great” Companies and a Heuristic Thinking Strategy
• Choosing Between an MEM and MBA and Finding the Right MEM Program for You
• Genuine Connections Lead To Great Ideas: MEMPC Meet-Up Reflection
• Dev Bootcamp: A Few Months for a Job or a Few Years for a Career
• Systems Thinking in the MEM Program
• MEM Success Story: Jake Wilson
• The Value of a PMP Certification
• MEM Alumni Spotlight: Ankush Chatterjee MEM 04′ (via AlumTalks.com)
• Three Reasons It’s Good to be Young and an Engineer
• “Adam Grosser and His Sustainable Fridge”
• The Wall Street Journal Says It Best: “Move Over M.B.A.s, Here Come the Engineers”
• Welcome to McCormick MEM Nation
• Student Spotlight: Maribel Lopez
• Alum Spotlight: Jose Francisco Cabello
• Looking at the Future of All Business
• Students Learn to Network Forward
• Student Spotlight: Daniel Carroll
• Alum Spotlight: Steve Waters
• From the Director’s Desk: A Case for Systems Thinking
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• Finding Her Wonderland
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• From Tinkering as a Child to MSR and a PhD
• A New Arm for a New Year
• Building an Autonomous Disinfecting Robot to Fight COVID-19
• Bringing Robot Assistance to Medical Workers
• Computer Vision and SLAM with Novel Whisker Sensors
• Bringing Predator-Prey Simulations to Life
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• Behind the Scenes with MSR's Associate Director
• Robotics Program Adapts to Hybrid Learning
• Developing the Foundation to be an Applied Roboticist
• Helping Robots Sense the World Around Them
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• Using Biosignals to Control a Robotic Hand
• Creating Innovations to Help Feed the World
• The Value of Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Robotics
• From Physics and Chinese Studies to Developing Drones
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• Feeling Motivated By ROSCon
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• A Balancing Act
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• Recap of the Fall 2014 Quarter
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• The Unofficial MSIT Historian
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• The Value of Being Agile
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• An IT Journey from Iraq to Amazon
• Lessons in Cybersecurity Leadership
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• Presenting Student Work to a 'Real' Mock Board
• CEO, MSIT Industry Advisory Board Member Puts People First
• Lessons in Life and Leadership from MSIT
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• MSIT ScrumMasters Learn to Collaborate Remotely
• From Product Management Novice to Master in 10 Weeks
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• Teaching While Stranded in Ireland
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• Future-Proofing Your Career in IT
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• Common Questions From MSIT Applicants
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• Using Data Science to Develop Business Intelligence
• Flexibility a Hallmark of Northwestern's MSIT Program
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• MSIT Welcomes New Cohort of Students
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• A Letter to Northwestern Engineering's MSIT Graduates
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• Preparing for My Dream Job
• Forming Friendships Between Full-Time and Part-Time Students
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• Bringing My IT Knowledge Back to Chile
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• Examining the Current and Future State of IT
• My Opportunity to Teach — and Learn — Thanks to MSIT
• Networking With the C-Suite
• Bridging the Gap Between Technology and Business
• Unlocking Agility in Organizations
• Lessons Learned at the Tech Expo Career Fair
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• Tips For Applying to the Northwestern MSIT Program
• Examining the Intersection of Law and IT
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• Building a Startup While Going to Graduate School
• Agile IT Leadership
• 'Aha' Moments with the MSIT Industry Advisory Board
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• From Pixar to Tokyo to MSIT
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• MSIT Welcomes New Students, Newly-Modified Curriculum
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• How Northwestern MSIT Influenced Me
• Learning Product Management and Business Analytics
• A Network of Experts at Your Fingertips
• Discovering the Importance of Internships First Hand
• MSIT Was 'A Game Changer' for Me
• An Essential Leadership Skill: Understanding Information Security and Risk Management
• 5 Minutes with Prof. Michael Honig
• CIO Adds to His Knowledge Base
• Presenting to the Board
• The Reason I Hire MSR Alumni
• Bringing Classroom Lessons to the Workplace
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• Faculty Advice to the MSIT Graduates
• Placing the Correct Emphasis on Technology and Business
• 'A Sense of Family'
• Putting Technical ‘Building Blocks’ Together
• MSIT Professor Yan Chen Develops App to Replace Passwords with Gestures
• Taking Advantage of ‘A Real Opportunity’
• Enterprise Architects Discuss Current, Future State of Industry
• Robert Musiala Talks Blockchain, Bitcoin with MSIT Students
• Eleven Numbers to Know About the MSIT Part-Time Program
• MSIT Industry Advisory Board Member and BAI CIO Carol Skarlat Featured in Sync Magazine
• Five Minutes with Wayne Montague
• MSIT Alum Wins Fifty For the Future Award
• MSIT Professor Ed Malthouse Wins Award at the ESOMAR Big Data World 2017 Conference
• Guest Speaker Xiaosheng Tan Talks on Finding Cyber Threats Using Big Data Analytics and AI
• MSIT Alumnus Jibran Ilyas Recognized by Crain's Chicago Business 40 Under 40 2017
• MSIT Student Team Competes in the 2017 Google Online Marketing Challenge
• MSIT Director Randall Berry to take part in an Internet of Things (IoT) panel with Northwestern’s Office of Research Development
• MSIT Celebrates Landmark 20th Year Anniversary
• MSIT Professor Yan Chen Named 2017 IEEE Fellow
• MSIT Professor Yan Chen Discusses Cybersecurity in Fall 2016 Northwestern Engineering Magazine
• MSIT Alumnus David Pessis Featured in Fall 2016 Northwestern Engineering Magazine
• MSIT Summer Social: Day at the Races
• MSIT/EECS Professor Trajcevski Awarded NSF Grant from Cyber-Physical Systems
• MSIT Alumnus Sells Company to LinkedIn
• MSIT/EECS Professors Jibran Ilyas and Yan Chen Create New Northwestern Digital Forensics Course
• Lessons from the Northwestern MSIT "Women in IT Leadership" Round Table Discussion
• Northwestern EECS Research Fair: MSIT Alumnus Emirhan Poyraz Wins Second Place
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• MSIT Alumnus Emirhan Poyraz Presents Seminar on Smartwatch Battery Life
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• MSIT Professor Yan Chen & Colleagues Receive Best Paper Award at 2015 IEEE Conference on Communications and Network Security
• Professor Improves Wireless Networks Using FM
• MSIT Alumnus Jibran Ilyas Speaks at Techweek Chicago 2015
• Industry Experts Gather for 2015 MSIT Information Security Roundtable
• MSIT and EECS Professor Yan Chen: “Truly Secure? Not Necessarily So.”
• In Hot Jobs Market, IT Workers Call the Shots
• Kellogg, McCormick Students Win Chinese Case Competition
• Key Note Speaker: Andy Zitney
• Recruiter and Alum Robert Gariano (MSIT 2006) Speaks on the Right Way to Recruit CIOs.
• Hooman Mohseni's students' discovery is IEEE cover story
• MSIT graduate David Carr ('00) named new NU-Q Chief Operations Officer.
• Abraham Haddad Honored at the latest IFAC World Congress
• Abraham Haddad served as an Int'l Advisory Chair for SIRCON 2011
• MSIT graduate Erik Neitzel ('05) Featured in Chicago Tribune Business Section
• MSIT graduate David Pessis ('09) Featured in Crain's Chicago Business
• Russ Joseph co-organizes the CRA-W/CDC Computer Architecture Summer School
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• Focusing Biotech on Sustainability
• Accelerating Medicine
• A Vivid Visionary
• IAB Members Discuss Ideal Job Candidates
• The Jack of All Trades
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• Living History
• Speaking to a Different Kind of Audience
• MBP Students Visit LanzaTech
• The Benefits of a Broad Curriculum
• New Students Look Ahead to MBP Journey
• The Changing Face of Networking
• Back to the Board
• From Waste to Want
• 5 Tips For A Career in Biotech
• The Question of Industry Versus Lab Work
• The Wait-and-See Approach
• The Business of Science
• Using Synthetic Biology to Improve Quality of Life
• The Link Between Art and Science
• A Nexus for Biotech Opportunities
• Learning the Language of Science 
• A Vital Link to Fight Climate Change 
• Sparking a Food Production Revolution 
• Demonstrating the Value of Communication
• Four Tips For Better ‘Relationshipping’
• Simplifying the Complicated
• How to Land a Keeper of a Career
• From Lab to Poster
• The Synthetic Biology Boom 
• Opera Bioscience Takes Center Stage
• Straight Talk About Science
• Avoiding the Burnout Bug
• What to Look for in an Ideal Mentor
• Answering a $1 Billion Question
• Saying Goodbye to Stage Fright
• What a Venture Capitalist Looks for in Entrepreneurs
• Biotech Nexus Panelists Stress Networking — and Patience
• Thriving in the Data
• Building, Leading, and Succeeding on Cross-Functional Teams
• Seeing the Science in Person
• Shaping Biotech's Future, at Genentech and MBP
• A Common Tie Between Philadelphia and The Research Triangle
• Lessons in Leadership
• Regrowing Hope for Transplant Patients
• Succeeding as a Life Sciences Consultant
• New e-book Explores Career Opportunities for MBP Alumni
• Finding Life’s Purpose in the Multiverse
• Biotech in Two of America's Most Storied Cities
• Helping the World with Biotechnology
• Where Are Most Biotechnology Jobs?
• Leveraging the Breadth of Knowledge Learned in MBP
• Science Beyond the Lab
• Making mRNA a Reality at Moderna
• New MBP Students Excited For Research Opportunities
• Consulting in Biotech, Domestically and Abroad
• Extending My MBP Internship into a Co-Op
• Presenting Your Research to Industry Leaders
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• My Journey From NU to CEO
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• Cell Therapy and COVID-19
• Regulatory Science and the Development of a COVID-19 Vaccine
• The Importance of Trust in Vaccine Development
• Testing Applicants Before an Interview
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• Comparing Biotech Startups and Big Companies
• Using What I Learned as One of MBP's First Graduates
• An Inside Look at Regulatory Affairs
• An Employer's Perspective on Looking for Leadership
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• Data Analysis Offers Closer Look at US Blood Supply Chain
• From MBP to PhD
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• Biotechnology and the COVID-19 Pandemic
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• Using Biotechnology to Address Global Health Issues
• Helping Students Explore Environmental Biology
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• MBP Welcomes New Class of Students
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• Why My Internship Defined My MBP Experience
• Directing Synthetic Biology To Create Carbon Recycling Technology
• Owning My Own Project While Interning in the UK
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• Using Gene Therapy to Make a Difference
• Understanding 'Critical Issues in the Pharmaceutical, Biotech, and Medical Device Industries'
• Going Behind-the-Scenes of Boston's Biotechnology Scene
• How MBP Opened My Eyes To Cutting-Edge Opportunities
• Shaping the Future of Biotechnology
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• My Journey From Pharmaceutical Science to Engineering and Biology
• Reflecting on MBP Before Graduation
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• Setting a Path For the Future
• Shining a Spotlight on 'Non-Technical' Skills
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• Continuing a Biotech Education
• Behind the Scenes With an Industry Pro
• Using Biotech to Change the World
• Developing Personally and Professionally
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• Research in Biotechnology
• Following a Love for Research
• Building my own MBP experience
• Learning to articulate research's significance
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• Forging a New Path Into Biotech
• From The Classroom to The Lab
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• Five Minutes with Gayle Woloschak
• My Summer Biotech Internship
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• Going Behind The Scenes With Industry Experts
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• Passing of Prof. John Dundurs
• ASCE Bažant Medal awarded to Prof. Subra Suresh
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• Partners in Advancing Leaders
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• Right Place, Challenging Times
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• Turning to EMDC for Technical Knowledge and Community
• Krizek Retires After 59 Years of Teaching
• Recognizing the Value of Collaboration
• EMDC Announces the Built Environment Exchange (BuiltX) - An Idea Forum
• EMDC program director Shelley Finnigan to moderate CTBUH's Green(er) Capital: Investing in a Sustainable Urban Future Conf
• EMDC Reestablishes Industry Advisory Board
• Finding the Best Team 
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• The Value of Expertise in EMDC
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• Teaching What it Takes to Lead
• The Role Culture Plays in Sustainability Efforts
• Growing as a Business, Family, and Individual
• Designing a More Sustainable Future
• Rounding Out Her Education
• Learning to Communicate and Negotiate
• Learning to Lead
• Becoming a More Impactful Construction Supervisor
• Current Student Credits Growth and Promotion to EMDC
• Current Student Credits EMDC For Promotion
• Father-Son Duo Teach Commercial Real Estate and Development Together
• Teaching EMDC with a Global Perspective
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• Professor Raymond Krizek Honored with Education Award at OPAL Gala
• Raymond Krizek Recognized with ASCE OPAL Leadership Award
• Going Above and Beyond with Continuing Education
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• Webinar to Explore Future Challenges, Opportunities in Architecture and Construction
• EMDC and MPM Makes Contact With Military at JETC
• Leadership Lessons From the Pentagon to the Classroom
• Ease of Online Learning Boosts Northwestern EMDC Program
• Bringing EMDC to Disney
• EMDC/MPM Launches Strategic Alliance with BuiltWorlds
• Congratulations to Our EMDC Spring 2018 Graduates
• Bringing the Classroom Experience Online
• Building a Curriculum for Executives
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• Meeting the Movers and Shakers of the Built World
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• EMDC Alum Nominated for Prestigious James Tyree Award
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• MPM Reestablishes Industry Advisory Board
• Guiding Growth
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• Keeping Data Centers Cool in a Sustainable Way
• Learning to Communicate Effectively
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• Examining Technology's Impact on the A/E/C Industry
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• Learning From Those Around Him 
• Learning Lessons From Licensed Professionals  
• Evolving the MPM Capstone Experience
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• Webinar to Explore Future Challenges, Opportunities in Architecture and Construction
• The Future of Construction Technology
• Professor Raymond Krizek Honored with Education Award at OPAL Gala
• Northwestern Forms Lean Construction Institute Community of Practice
• MPM Students Benefit From Program Director's Experience
• Understanding How to Communicate Effectively
• New Realities For Construction Education
• MPM Course Looks at Construction Technology in a Global Context
• Looking for the Perfect Fit
• Keeping the Construction of the 9/11 Memorial on Schedule
• How to Make Your MPM Application Stand Out
• Helping Young Engineers Look to the Future
• Disruptive Technologies are Changing Construction
• COO Credits MPM For Training Him to Navigate Uncertainty
• A Lifelong Passion for Construction
• Understanding Project Management in Developing Countries
• The Metaverse Could Be A/E/C's New Reality
• Making Sense of the Magic
• Krizek Retires After 59 Years of Teaching
• An Underwriter's Journey to President
• A Gold Medal Head of Business Development
• Students Win at Builtworlds Hackathon
• Online Grad Program Helps Aspiring AEC Pros Reach the Next Level
• Leading Through Adversity
• MPM Experience Helped Alum Navigate Multiple Crises
• Placing an Emphasis on Lean Construction
• Changes in Tech Shine at BuiltWorlds Digital Global Summit
• EMDC and MPM Makes Contact With Military at JETC
• MPM Specialization Spotlight: Construction Management
• Preparing MPM Students to Be Executives
• Five Minutes With Adjunct Professor Juliane Kelly
• Putting an Emphasis on Electives
• Teaching Infrastructure Holistically
• Building a Better World
• Professor Raymond Krizek Interviewed by Civil Engineering Magazine
• Northwestern Tackles Training and Degrees for AEC Leaders and Executives
• Dean Ottino Speaks at Faculty Dinner
• MPM/EMDC Statement on 2017 Natural Disasters
• Meeting the Movers and Shakers of the Built World
• Faculty Spotlight: Charles Porter
• Faculty Spotlight: Damon Ranieri
• MPM/EMDC Partners with SAME
• Spring Brunch 2018
• The research groups of Professors Jian Cao and Qian Jane Wang receive STLE Surface Engineering Best Paper award for 2013
• McCormick News Archive
• Exploring LLMs with Accenture Labs
• A New Era of AI-Generated Content
• A Vanguard of Success
• MBAi, MSAI Students Thankful for Memorable Capstone Experience
• Finding the Perfect Fit
• Meeting the Changing AI Challenge
• Helping Mold Ethical AI
• Eight Frequently Asked Questions about MSAI
• Understanding the Sound of the Water
• A New Type of Explorer
• Revolutionary AI at the World Cup
• Mining Data for Evidence in Litigation
• Taking Emotion Out of the Equation
• The Heart of Machine Learning 
• Tesla’s Supply-Chain Prognosticator 
• MSAI Trio Turn Practicum Project Into Full-Time Jobs
• Helping Fortune 30 Companies Leverage AI
• Thriving Amid Constant Change 
• Continuing to Learn as a ML Engineer
• Probing the Depths with AI
• Developing Guardrails for Artificial Intelligence
• Student Perspectives on MSAI 
• Student Spotlight | A Candid Interview with First Quarter MSAI Student, Blaine Rothrock
• The Lonely Hermit and ChatGPT
• Solving a Company's Technical and Business Problems
• The Ceiling Buster
• AI Students Learn Teamwork Through Improv
• Making an Impact on Millions 
• Artificial Intelligence: Is it safe?
• Students Apply Classroom Lessons to Startups
• Providing Support to the MSAI Community
• Career Advice from Sony AI America's Executive Director
• A Window Into Artificial Intelligence
• Behind the Scenes with Microsoft Azure
• Deciphering Document Data at Capital One
• Accelerating Innovation with AI and Machine Learning
• Improving Disaster-Relief Efforts with AWS
• Recognizing Sound in Machine Learning
• What AI Leaders Say About the Industry's Future
• Northwestern launches research hub for AI safety, equity
• MSAI Students to Gain Unique Experience with AWS
• MSAI Classmates Help App Users Bypass Lines
• New MSAI Students Excited To Expand AI Knowledge
• Appreciating the Potential of AI
• Talking Data Science with Home Depot's Michael Carpenter
• Building a Community of AI Enthusiasts
• Applying AI Knowledge at McDonald's
• Alumni Talk About Incorporating MSAI Lessons at Deloitte
• Application Tips for MSAI Prospective Students
• RAISO Student Group Explores the Responsibility and Safety of AI
• AI and its Impact on the Future of Journalism
• Building a Bridge Between AI and Law
• How AI Can Support the Medical Community
• Using AI to Identify Mental Health Issues on Social Media
• Teaching Policy With AI and Video Games
• A Conversation on Ethics and AI
• Learning the Language of AI
• Industry Partnerships, Technical Skills Prepare Inaugural Master’s in AI Class for Life After Graduation
• Disrupting Inefficient Healthcare Processes Using Artificial Intelligence
• MSAI students collaborate with Northwestern Football
• Good Old-Fashioned Artificial Intelligence
• Look Who’s Talking
• MS in Artificial Intelligence Hosts Amazon Web Services (AWS)
• Intern Spotlight: An Interview with Northwestern Grad Student Souvik Bagchi
• MSAI Student Uses Reinforcement Learning to Improve Customer Service Strategies at Capital One
• Student Spotlight | From MSAI Student to CTO of Innovative Start-up
• Student Spotlight | How One Student is Planning a Career Transition from Television to AI
• Northwestern Women in AI
• Amazon Web Services Robocar Rally Hackathon
• McCormick News Archive
• Northwestern CS Announces Winter 2024 Outstanding Teaching Assistant and Peer Mentors
• WildHacks 2024 Showcases Students’ Dynamic Problem-solving Skills
• Pioneering an AI-driven Approach to Cybersecurity Analysis
• Engaging with Lawmakers, Business Leaders to Promote AI Safety
• Three New Affiliate Faculty Members Join Northwestern Computer Science
• Northwestern CS Welcomes New Teaching-Track Faculty Members
• Karan Ahuja Wins ACM SIGCHI Outstanding Dissertation Award
• CASMI Recognizes Research Focused on Preventing, Mitigating AI Harms
• Taylor Olson and Lixu Wang Awarded IBM PhD Fellowships
• Learning from Software Failures
• Advancing Compiler Technology
• Marcelo Worsley Named Jacobs Fellow
• Tracking Political Deepfakes: New Database Aims to Inform, Inspire Policy Solutions
• Four Students Receive Honorable Mention in CRA Undergraduate Research Awards
• Furthering Connections at Argonne Visit Day
• Northwestern CS Announces Fall 2023 Outstanding Teaching Assistant and Peer Mentors
• Building Community Among Early-Career Researchers in Theoretical Computer Science
• Building Community at the Grace Hopper Celebration and Tapia Conference
• Strong Northwestern CS Presence at the 2023 NeurIPS Conference
• Re-architecting the Internet for Resilience and Survivability
• Microprocessor System Design Students Demo Final Projects
• Women in Computing Welcomes Alumna Alisa Liu
• Postdoc Ning Luo Selected for EECS Rising Stars Workshop
• Empowering Human Knowledge for More Effective AI-Assisted Decision-Making
• How Scenario Writing Could Help Us Build a Safer AI Future
• Examining Trust and Reliability at the Intersection of Computer Science and Law
• Flexing the Lifespan of AI-Enabled Electronic Devices
• Strong Northwestern CS Presence at the 2023 IEEE VIS Conference
• Building an Impactful Open-Source Ecosystem for Machine Learning Prototyping
• Dongning Guo Wins 2023 Bitcoin Research Prize
• Samir Khuller Named 'Pillar of Computer Science'
• Undergraduate Alum Caspar Popova Receives a CSGrad4US Fellowship
• Showcase Highlights Undergraduate Student Summer Research Projects
• Workshop to Explore Sociotechnical Standards to Better Manage AI Risks
• PhD Application Feedback Program Aims to Increase Diversity in CS Graduate Programs
• Researchers Investigating Popular Predictor Tool, Working to Mitigate Bias in Data
• Advancing Trustworthy and Reliable Data Science
• Pioneering a New Virtual Reality Course
• Award-Winning Research Highlights Challenges and Opportunities for More Reliable Human-AI Decision-Making
• Analyzing Internet Consolidation Trends
• Doctoral Student Chenkai Weng Receives J.P. Morgan AI Research Fellowship
• New Book Examines How AI Can Accelerate Scientific Productivity
• Study Finds Simple Method Can Improve Safety for Language Models
• Northwestern CS Celebrates Faculty Promotions and Named Professorships
• Northwestern CS Postdocs and PhD Students Secure Faculty and Industry Positions
• Northwestern CS Welcomes New Tenure-Track Faculty Members
• AI Ethics Debate at Chicago Conference, Precursor to CASMI’s Next Workshop
• Forging New Connections Within IDEAL
• Advancing the Field of CS+Economics
• Encouraging Undergraduate Students to Pursue Data Science Research
• Northwestern CS Announces Spring 2023 Outstanding Teaching Assistant and Peer Mentors
• Dolby Laboratories Visits Northwestern
• CS Senior Spotlight: Antonio Rocha
• CS Senior Spotlight: Nicole Chen
• CS Senior Spotlight: Maya Blumovitz
• CS Senior Spotlight: Liam O’Carroll
• CS Senior Spotlight: Amil Dravid
• Xiao Wang Receives Google Research Scholar Program Award
• Examining Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency in Socio-Technical Systems
• 2023 CS Annual Award Winners
• Showcase Highlights Exemplary Undergraduate Student Research
• Building Mentoring Relationships and Peer Networks at CRA-WP Grad Cohort for Women
• Professor Jack Tumblin Retires After 22 Years at Northwestern
• Prioritizing the Ethical Dimensions of Computer Science
• Northwestern CS Welcomes New Teaching-Track Faculty Members
• David Krasowska and Kirill Nagaitsev Awarded DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowships
• PhD Alum Modibo Camara Wins ACM SIGecom Doctoral Dissertation Award
• Supporting Mental and Emotional Health Within Computer Science Education
• Doctoral Student Vaidehi Srinivas Receives Presidential Fellowship
• Exploring the Connections Among Machine Learning, Interpretability, and Logic
• CS+Law Innovation Lab Teams Demo Client-Focused Technology Solutions
• WildHacks 2023 Inspires Creativity, Innovation, and Collaboration
• Lily Ge and Mara Ulloa Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
• PhD Student Connects with Computing Education Community at SIGCSE
• Northwestern CS Announces Winter 2023 Outstanding Teaching Assistant and Peer Mentors
• Examining the Intersection of Machine Learning and Mathematical Logic
• Three New Affiliate Faculty Members Join Northwestern CS
• Competitive Programming Team Wins Third Place in Mid-Central Regional International Collegiate Programming Contest
• Samir Khuller Elected to CRA Board of Directors
• Professor Emeritus Roger Schank Passes Away
• Defining Safety in Artificial Intelligence: ‘We Need to Have a Community’
• Northwestern CS Launches New Research Track
• Showcasing Early-Career Researchers in Theoretical Computer Science
• Advancing Security and Privacy Education
• Northwestern CS Announces Fall 2022 Outstanding Teaching Assistant and Peer Mentors
• Applying Machine Learning Methods in High-Stakes Settings
• Amil Dravid Named a Finalist in the CRA Undergraduate Researcher Awards
• IDEAL Presents a Special Program on Data Economics
• Learning to Become a Great Teacher
• Microprocessor System Design Students Demo Final Projects
• V.S. Subrahmanian Named Fellow of the Asia-Pacific Artificial Intelligence Association
• Northwestern Engineering Graduate Students Earn Third Place at MIT EnergyHack 2022
• Xiao Wang Wins Distinguished Paper Award at ACM CCS 2022
• Reconnecting the Microarchitecture Community
• Connecting Deep Learning Developers with Sound Artists
• On Undergraduate Research in Computer Science: Tips for Shaping Successful Undergraduate Research Projects
• Supporting Designers in Expressing Human Experiences to AI and Context-Aware Technologies
• Exploiting Security Vulnerabilities
• IDEAL Hosts Theory-in-Practice Workshop
• Changes to Computer Science Undergraduate Curricula
• Exploring the Intersection of Computer Science and Law
• Applying Technical Knowledge for Social Good
• Jason Hartline Wins ESA Test of Time Award
• Building Privacy-Preserving Systems
• Supporting Efforts Towards More Equitable Communities
• Quanquan Liu Wins the Best Paper Award at the 2022 ACM SPAA Conference
• Strong Northwestern CS Presence at the ACM Conference on Economics and Computation
• Xinyu Xing Receives Amazon Research Award
• Supporting Career Development in Academic Research
• Northwestern CS Postdocs Secure Faculty Positions
• WildHacks 2022 Showcases Ingenuity and Creativity
• Northwestern CS Announces Spring 2022 Outstanding Teaching Assistant and Peer Mentors
• 2022 CS Annual Award Winners
• The Future of Music: Making Beats With Code
• PhD Student Nick Wanninger Won the Best Artifact Award at EuroSys 2022
• Fostering Community Through Peer Mentorship
• Northwestern CS Welcomes New Clinical and Teaching-Track Faculty Members
• Northwestern CS Welcomes New Tenure-Track Faculty Members
• Northwestern CS Recognizes Outstanding Teaching Assistant and Peer Mentors
• IEEE Honors Aggelos Katsaggelos as a Life Fellow Member
• Advancing Personalized Medicine Through Computation
• Exploring New Directions and Solving Problems
• Innovation Lab Demos Spotlight “Technology for Law”
• V.S. Subrahmanian Discusses “Cat and Mouse” of Cybersecurity
• bloXroute Raises $70 Million to Fund Expansion
• Exploring the Reliability of Machine Learning Models in Healthcare
• Northwestern CS Honors Outstanding Teaching Assistant and Peer Mentors
• Uri Wilensky Elected to Prestigious National Academy of Education
• Assessing the Admissibility of Artificial Intelligence Evidence
• Contributing to New Knowledge
• Showcasing the Work and Perspectives of Early-Career Researchers
• Alumni Profile: Yiding Feng, Microsoft Research Lab – New England
• Alumni Profile: Maxwell Crouse, IBM Research
• Two Students Receive Honorable Mention in CRA Undergraduate Research Awards
• Hartline Named 2021 Economic Theory Fellow
• Exploring New Directions on Robustness in Machine Learning
• Designing “Purpose-first” Programming Approaches
• Building Tools to Enhance Creative Expression
• Xiao Wang and Chenkai Weng Win Runner-up for Best Paper Award at the 2021 ACM-CCS Conference
• Faces of CISE: Josiah Hester, PhD
• Northwestern CS to Have Strong Turnout at IEEE VIS
• PhenixRTS Named Among Top 50 Most Important Companies in Online Video Tech
• Xiao Wang Receives Facebook Gift Supporting EMP-Toolkit
• CS PhD Alumni Update
• Northwestern CS Welcomes 10 New Postdoctoral Fellows
• Researchers Present Paper on Cellular Emergency Call Pitfalls at ACM MobiSys 2021
• Professors Receive a $4M Principles and Practice of Scalable Systems NSF Grant
• Noshir Contractor Receives 2022 SIMMEL Award
• Souradip Ghosh Receives DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship
• Northwestern CS Welcomes New Tenure-Track and Teaching-Track Faculty
• Computer Science Leaders Examine Emerging Trends in CS Education
• Cybersecurity Researcher V.S. Subrahmanian to Join Northwestern CS and Buffett Institute
• Samir Khuller Named EATCS Fellow
• Jason Hartline Wins ACM SIGecom Test of Time Award
• Noshir Contractor Receives International Communication Association Fellows Book Award
• Amil Dravid One of Three Northwestern Undergraduates to Win Goldwater Scholarships
• Big Law Firms Are Going to School on How Innovation Works
• CS Welcomes New Teaching-Track Faculty
• ‘Inclusive Making’ Helps Students Design for People with Disabilities
• PhD Students and Alumni Win NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Awards
• Racket 8.0 Marks Milestone in Programming Language
• Stefany Cruz Wins 2021 Microsoft Research Ada Lovelace Fellowship
• SESP Facilitates Donation of Learning Games
• Four Students Receive Honorable Mention in CRA Undergraduate Research Awards
• Konstantin Makarychev Receives Grant to Design Algorithms for Real-Life Problems
• Professors Receive NSF Cyberlearning Grant
• CS Student Peter Zhong Presents at RacketCon
• Xiao Wang Awarded Chainlink Research Grant
• Northwestern Researchers Claim Four Major Awards at UbiComp
• Professors Receive a $1.2M Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace NSF Grant
• Industry Partnerships, Technical Skills Prepare Inaugural Master’s in AI Class for Life After Graduation
• CS Welcomes Four Postdoctoral Fellows
• Northwestern CS PhD Students Defend Dissertations in 2020
• Diego Gómez-Zará awarded Microsoft Research Dissertation Grant
• How to Curtail Oversensing in the Home
• CS Welcomes New Faculty
• Computer Scientists and Seismologists Work to Automate the Detection of Dynamically Triggered Earthquakes
• Blockchain Breakthrough
• Kezhen Chen and Ken Forbus Win Best Paper Award at KR2ML Workshop at NeurIPS 2019
• Adobe Research Gift Supports New Research in Computer Science
• Three Students Receive Honorable Mention in CRA Undergraduate Research Awards
• CUE.NEXT Workshops Kick Off in Chicago
• New Collaborative Institute Aims to Explore Theoretical Foundations of Data Science
• New Collaborative Institute Aims to Explore Theoretical Foundations of Data Science
• Northwestern Computer Science 2019-20 Distinguished Lecture Series explores CS+X, virtual reality, and complex networks
• Adobe Research Visits Northwestern Engineering and Kellogg Marketing
• Growing Computer Science Department Welcomes New Faculty
• How data visualizations can clarify and confound uncertainty
• Nikos Hardavellas Wins 2019 EDBT Test-of-Time Award
• Workshop Explores Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Radiology
• ECE and CS Team Up for NSF Grant
• ECE and CS Team Up for NSF-BSF Grant
• Computer Science Welcomes Three New Postdocs
• CS and Math to Collaborate for Upcoming Workshop
• Workshop Examines Opportunities, Challenges Using Multimodal Learning Technologies
• Hullman Receives Microsoft Research Faculty Fellowship
• Faculty to Study Human-computer Interaction through Google Faculty Research Award 
• The HABits Lab Presents Advanced Research in Ubiquitous Computing at ACM Ubicomp 2018
• Findler's Racket Wins 2018 SIGPLAN Programming Languages Software Award
• Alumna Stacy Devino Highlighted in Intel Software Feature
• Yan Chen Wins 2018 ASPLOS Most Influential Paper Award
• Xin Chen Gives ACM SIGSPATIAL Keynote
• Northwestern Hosts Cross-layer Computing Summer School: Circuits to System
• Professor Emeritus James Aagaard Passes Away
• Hartline Delivers Lecture at IfI Summer School on Machine Learning
• Sushobhan Ghosh & Sudarshan Nagesh Earn 2nd prize at CVPR 2018 UG2 Challenge
• 2018 EECS Graduation Photos
• Northwestern Receives Mellon Foundation Grant for Scientific Studies in the Arts
• 2017-18 EECS Annual Awards Winners
• Autonomous Robots Use Speed, GPS Tracking at 2018 Design Competition
• Design for America Recognized with Prestigious National Design Award
• Findler Co-authors New Book on Programming & Computing
• CS's Hecht, Vincent, & Johnson's Research Featured in New York Times Article
• Amar Krishna Selected Among 'Top Entrepreneurs And Top Innovators in 2018'
• Findler Co-authors Featured Technical Article in Communications of the ACM Magazine
• Research Team Uncovers Hidden Details in Picasso Blue Period Painting
• EDI Class Brings Together Designers and Entrepreneurs
• Amar Krishna Raises $1 Million for New AI Cooking Assistant
• Hammond Interviewed on O'Reilly Data Show Podcast
• Hartline Gives Keynote & Haghpanah Presents Lecture for Dynamic Pricing Workshop
• Aspiring Engineers Explore Sustainability in Germany
• Training Ecosystem Taps the Power of Community
• EECS PhD Student Rawan Alharbi Wins Best Paper Award at 2017 Obesity Weeks eHealth/mHealth Section
• EECS Team Earns Top 10 Finish in 2017 Mid-Central Regional ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest
• Andi Zang Wins Best Paper Award at AutonomousGIS 2017
• Hussain & Trajcevski Win Best Demo Award at SSTD 2017
• EECS Undergrad Maggie Lou Discusses her Coding Journey at NU in HackerNoon Interview
• Aravindan Vijayaraghavan Receives NSF Honor for Young Faculty
• Marc Gyongyosi's Novel Drone Technology Featured on NVIDIA AI Podcast
• Trajcevski Elected Vice-Chair of ACM SIGSPATIAL
• Fused Imaging Reveals Sixth-Century Writing Hidden Inside Bookbinding
• 2017 EECS Graduation Photos
• Bryan Pardo Hosts Midwest Music & Audio Day
• 2017 EECS Annual Awards Winners
• Choudhary Saluted as Leading Figure in Burgeoning Field of Mar Tech by Adweek
• Sarah Lim Wins Student Research Competition
• Campanoni's Work on HELIX-RC is Highlighted by Communications of the ACM
• Bringing Virtual Reality into Focus
• Haoqi Zhang Discusses Pair Research Funded by Provost's Digital Learning Fellowship in Interview
• SAVI Camera Ditches Long Lens for Distant Images
• Helping Students Learn by Sketching
• Peter Dinda & Akhil Guliani Win Best Paper Award at 5th IEEE International Conference on Cloud Engineering
• Hammond Writes Op-ed on Corporate Misfirings of A.I. Intelligence Teams & Strategy
• TSB Student Sarah D'Angelo Awarded Google PhD Fellowship
• EECS Alumnus Zachary Bischof Earns Prestigious Postdoctoral Award
• Marc Gyongyosi's Startup Success Featured in Northwestern Magazine
• NU CS Dept. Welcomes Dr. Konstantin Makarychev
• Michael Rubenstein Receives Sloan Research Fellowship
• Hammond Writes Op-ed on how New Company May Change Future of A.I.
• Hammond Writes Op-ed on Dynamics of Fake News
• Hammond's Artificial Intelligence Tips Featured in eWeek
• Goce Trajcevski Selected for 2017 Graduate School Service Award
• Making A.I. Systems that See the World as Humans Do
• CS Alum at Play In the Space Between Digital & Real
• Hammond Pens Op-ed on Transparency Needed to Spur Growth in Artificial Intelligence
• EECS & HABits Lab Students Shibo Zhang, Rawan Alharb, & William Stogin Achieve Best Paper Award at 2016 BODYNETS
• HERE Begins Collaboration with EECS
• MSIT Celebrates Landmark 20th year Anniversary
• EECS PhD Applicants: Deadline is Dec. 22; Joint CS/LS is Dec. 31
• Argall Named to Crain’s ‘40 Under 40’
• Chen Named 2017 IEEE Fellow
• NU CS & CE Students Place in Top 9% of 'Hack The Vote' National Cybersecurity Competition
• EECS Undergrad Eli Cohen Wins 2nd Annual Poster Award for Excellence in Science at The Obesity Society's Annual Scientific Meeting
• Four Entrepreneurship Lessons from 4C Founder Alok Choudhary
• Northwestern (WildWildCats) Wins 2016 ACM ICPC Mid-Central Regional Programming Contest & Advances to World Finals
• Trajcevski is Program Committee Co-Chair of ACM SIGSPATIAL GIS 2016
• 55 NU Women In Computing (WIC) Members Attend 2016 Grace Hopper Conference
• EECS Undergrad Naomi Gutstein Named Forbes Under 30 Scholar
• Findler to Give Software Language Engineering (SLE) 2016 Keynote Speech
• Marc Gyongyosi's Startup Raises the Roof with Indoor Flying Robots
• EECS Ph.D. Student Esteban Rangel Receives Best Paper Award at 2016 IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing
• Choudhary's 4C Raises $26 Million in Series C Round Funding
• Agrawal wins Northwestern Data Science Initiative Award
• Kuzmanovic Featured in Washington Free Beacon Article
• EECS Alumnus Kyle C. Hale Joins CS Dept. at Illinois Institute of Technology
• Kuzmanovic Earns NSF Grant to Counteract Online Trolling
• Trajcevski Awarded NSF Grant from Cyber-Physical Systems
• 4C Picked #6 & Narrative Science #14 Among Top 73 Startups in Chicago
• Argall Featured in Crain's Chicago Business Article
• Zhang & Gergle Receive NSF Grant from Cyber-Human Systems
• Qurat-Ul-Ann Danyal Akbar to Present Research at 6th USENIX Workshop on Free & Open Communications on the Internet
• NU Hosts Fourth Annual Conference on Advances in Cognitive Systems; Forbus & Hinrichs are Co-chairs
• Amar Krishna Featured in YourStory
• Trajcevski Delivers Advanced Seminar at 17th IEEE International Conference on Mobile Data Management
• Sarah Lim Named Recipient of 2016 Google Lime Scholarship & Quip Engineering Diversity Scholarship Runner-up
• Agrawal Featured in APL Materials Video on Materials Genome Initiative
• 2016 EECS Graduation Photos
• Alaina Kafkes Selected as 2016 GHC Scholarship Recipient
• 2016 EECS Annual Awards Winners
• Agrawal Discusses Future of Materials Science in Next Platform
• Hammond Pens Op-ed on Intelligent Systems
• Marc Gyongyosi Presents Drone Research & Performs Demos at 2016 GPU Tech Conference
• EECS Labs Students Comprise Winning Teams at 2016 Design Competition
• Join us for CS Education Day at Northwestern on May 11th, 2016
• Argall & Students Perform Demos at 2016 Robot Block Party at MSI
• 2016 EECS Student Poster Fair Results
• Hammond Pens Op-ed on Artificial Intelligence & Ethics
• EECS Alumnus Nima Haghpanah Joins Economics Dept. at Penn State
• Zhang Receives 2016 Office of the Provost Award
• NY Times Spotlights Hammond's Narrative Science
• Bustamante Discusses How AquaLab's New Research Aims to Improve In-flight Wi-Fi In Chicago Tribune Article
• Argall Presented with NSF CAREER Award
• Ogrenci-Memik & WIC Members Introduce Scratch Programming to High School Students
• Marc Gyongyosi's Northwestern Startup IFM Technologies Featured at NVIDIA GTC 2016
• Detective Scientists: Cossairt & Katsaggelos Discover Ancient Clues in Mummy Portraits
• Gergle Serves as Co-chair for CSCW 2016
• Trajcevski Participates in Dagstuhl Seminar
• The Robot Revolution: Argall Joins Panel Discussion
• Cossairt's Ph.D. Research Featured in NY Times
• Kuzmanovic Featured on BBC Discussing Wi-FM
• Katsaggelos to Deliver Plenary Talk at IEEE International Symposium on Multimedia
• Code Not Included: The Philosophy of Computer Science
• Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Munich
• Mark Guzdial Calls for Computer Literacy at CS+X Colloquium
• More Than 20 NU Women Attend 2015 Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing
• WildHacks Unites More than 450 Students from Across United States
• Mark Guzdial to Discuss Computer Literacy at CS+X Colloquium
• Trajcevski Delivers Keynote Talk at 4th International ACM SIGSPATIAL workshop on Mobile Geographic Information Systems (MobiGIS)
• EECS Teams Earn Top 10 Finish in Mid-Central Regional ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest
• Using FM to Improve Wireless Networks
• EECS Alumnus Yinzhi Cao Interviewed by CCTV America
• Downey Contributes to Search Engine for Scientists
• A New Slant on Semiconductor Characterization
• Research Shows Cuba’s Internet Issues
• ETOPiA Play Examines Galileo’s Controversial Life
• EECS Undergrad David Heydari Wins 1st Place at 2015 NDConnect Poster Session
• Graduate Wins Second Place in ACM Student Research Competition
• Mehjabin S. Monjur & Leonidas Spinoulas Win Best Paper Award at SENSORCOMM 2015
• Pappas Reflects on Sabbatical at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
• EECS Alumnus Yinzhi Cao, Ph.D. Student Xiang Pan & Prof. Yan Chen Win Best Paper Award at 2015 IEEE Conference on Communications and Network Security
• Zachary Bischof to Present Research at 2015 Internet Measurement Conference
• Katsaggelos is Keynote Speaker at 2015 International Conference on Systems, Signals and Image Processing
• Conference Highlights Importance of Spatial Learning in Undergraduate STEM Education
• Kristian Hammond Named Technologist of the Year
• Cossairt & Katsaggelos Receive Office of Naval Research & NU-ACCESS Awards
• NetLogo Now Available on the Web
• Unusual Use of Blue Pigment Found in Ancient Mummy Portraits
• EECS Undergraduate Student Eric Brownrout & Team Win $10,000 Grand Prize at LinkedIn’s Intern Hackday
• Portable Ultra-Broadband Lasers Could be Key to Next-Generation Sensors
• Hammond Named Finalist for ITA 'Technologist of the Year' Award
• Pappas Delivers Plenary Address at SPIE Optics + Photonics 2015 Symposium
• Argall Visits Her Student Marc Gyongyosi at BMW Research Center
• Choudhary's 4C Announces Acquisition of TV Analytics Co. Teletrax
• Truly Secure? Not Necessarily So
• New Camera to Help Search for Life Outside Our Solar System
• EECS Ph.D. Student Kyle Hale Receives Best Short Presentation Award at HPDC 2015
• Findler to Deliver Invited Keynote Speech on Racket at Lambda Jam 2015
• Hartline Organizes The First Workshop on Algorithmic Game Theory and Data Science at FCRC'2015
• 2015 EECS Graduation Photos
• New App Sheds Light on Phone Usage
• Atlasify: Search Using Maps
• Mohseni Delivers Invited Keynote Speech at 14th Workshop on Information Optics (WIO2015)
• Students Use NetLogo to Plan Mars Mission, Model New Societies
• Bustamante Discusses Increasing Cuban Internet Connectivity In Pacific Standard Article
• EECS Spring Soccer Game
• John A. Dever Gift Creates Endowed Chair
• 2014-2015 EECS Faculty & Student Award Winners
• Cossairt Delivers Talk at Art and Science: Traversing the Creative Spectrum Symposium
• Industry Experts Gather for 2015 MSIT Information Security Roundtable
• Choudhary Pens Featured Article in The Social Media Monthly
• Aydin Publishes Article in Nature Photonics
• Hardavellas & IEMS Faculty Establish Intel Parallel Computing Center at Northwestern
• Hammond & Birnbaum Release Revolutionary Twitter Application, Quill Connect
• EECS Alumna Jamesina Simpson (Ph.D. '07) to Serve as 2015 NASA LWS Institute Member
• Hammond Appears on Season Premiere of CNN's "Inside Job"
• Razeghi Leads New Prospective Research in Surveillance & Disease Detection
• Bustamante Writes OP-Ed Article for Forbes
• Razeghi & CQD Team Conceive Advances in Photodetectors
• Choudhary's 4C Announces partnership with FourthWall
• Aydin Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing Remarkable New Color Filtering Technique
• Taflove Interviewed by Nature Photonics for his Groundbreaking Contributions in Computational Electromagnetics
• Cossairt Speaks at AAAS Meeting as Part of NU & Art Institute of Chicago Team Utilizing New Light Technology in Uncovering French Artist Gauguin's Creative Process
• Razeghi & CQD Team Develop Higher Powered Frequency Combs
• Delegation of EECS Faculty Attend The First Northwestern University – Tel Aviv University Workshop 2015
• Seda Ogrenci-Memik Featured in 2014 Northwestern Excellence in Research Annual Report
• Join us for 2015 EECS Student Poster Fair on Friday, 3/6 @ 12pm in Tech Lobby
• EECS Presents 6 Papers at SPIE Photonics West 2015; Iman Hassani Nia Receives Student Travel Grant
• Kevin Chen Selected for KPCB Fellows Program
• Ken Forbus Speaks at Microsoft Research on Bespoke Data
• Thrasos Pappas Takes Sabbatical Leave to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (1/15 to 6/15)
• 2015 EECS Student Poster Fair Results
• Cossairt Receives Multitude of Prestigious Funding Grants
• Razeghi Presents Distinguished Lecture at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Razeghi & CQD Center Create New Advances in Quantum Cascade Lasers
• Hammond Discusses the Future of Computer-generated Narratives on WGBH Radio
• Dinda Named 2015 IEEE Fellow
• Aydin & MNDL Provide a Small Solution to a Big Challenge: Enhancing Light Emission from an Atomically Thin Material
• Cossairt Bestowed NSF CAREER Award
• Gaviria (Ph.D.) Awarded 2015 National Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship
• Matsuda (Ph.D.) Awarded 2015 National Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship
• Hardavellas Presented with NSF CAREER Award
• Wilensky Co-authors New Book
• Cossairt Develops New 3-D Capture Camera Technology
• Aydin & MNDL Students Research Highlighted in Nature Photonics
• EECS Participates in 4th Annual Greater Chicago Area Systems Research Workshop
• EECS PhD Student Abbas Haddadi Awarded SPIE Optics & Photonics Education Scholarship
• Horn Presented with NSF CAREER Award
• Chang Liu (Ph.D. Student) & Randy Berry Presented with Bell Labs Best Paper Award for Smart Data Pricing Research at IEEE SDP 2015
• Guo to Deliver Invited Keynote Speech at IEEE ICC 2015 Workshop on LTE in Unlicensed Bands
• Razeghi Authors Technical Article in International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE)
• Guo Coauthors New Book
• Katsaggelos Elected Member of IEEE Signal Processing Society’s Awards Board 2014-2016
• Nima Haghpanah (PHD 14') Presents Thesis Research at 2013 Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science
• Choudhary's Social Intelligence Company, 4C, Announces $5M Series B Funding
• Choudhary Delivers a Plenary Talk at SC13
• Tarzia (PHD, '11) Launches Private Mobile Messaging App, Secret Square
• Razeghi Delivered Keynote Talk at SPIE WEST 2014 Conference Wednesday 2/5
• Callewaert (PHD 17') and Cicek (PHD 14') Win Awards for "Breakthrough in Human-Oriented Applications" at SPIE WEST 2014 Conference
• EECS Alumna Jamesina Simpson (Ph.D. 07'), Elected Vice Chair (2015-17) and Chair (2018-20) of Commission B - Fields and Waves of the U.S. National Committee of International Union of Radio Science
• 2014 EECS Student Poster Fair Results
• Katsaggelos Featured in 2013 Northwestern Annual Research Report
• EECS in ICDE 2014
• Henschen Hosts & Organizes 2014 Midwestern Deans of Engineering Meeting: Increasing Diversity
• EECS 330 Class Host Demo Fair: "Human Computer Interaction"
• John Rula (Ph.D) & Prof. Fabian Bustamante of AquaLab Launch Namehelp Mobile App
• EECS Hosts HPDC 2014 Program Committee Workshop
• Choudhary's Social Intelligence Company, 4C Releases Study of Brand Audiences for TV Programming
• EECS Launches 1ST MOOC's Free Online Course, Taught by Aggelos Katsaggelos
• Choudhary Quoted in HPCWire Article
• EECS Alumna Marissa Norko (BS '11) Awarded 2014 National Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship Award
• EECS Graduate Student Ben Rahnema (PH.D. '17) & Team Win 1st Place at 2014 Motorola: Breaking Mobile Limits Competition
• NU Wildcats Led by Prof. Guo Reach Finals at 2014 DARPA Spectrum Challenge
• Prof. Kristian Hammond & NU Alum Patrick McNally (Ph.D. 13') Quoted in WIRED Article
• Bustamante Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing Namehelp Mobile
• Applied Physics Grad Student Samantha Nowierski (Ph.D. '17), RA in Prof. Kumar's Group, Awarded 2014 National Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship Award
• Forbus & Hinrichs Develop Human-like Learning Program for Computers
• Argall & Students Participate in Robot Block Party at MSI
• Hammond Interviewed on Market Place Morning Report
• EECS Students Win Emerging Underclassman Innovator Award at RedesigNU: Hackathon
• EECS Advances Minority Recruitment for Graduate Program; Hosts Visitor from Howard University
• Cossairt & Matsuda Receive ICCP 2014 Honorable Mention Award for Paper
• Razeghi Delivers Keynote Talk at SPIE DSS Conference
• Hammond is Panelist for Intra/Entrepreneurship at Design:Chicago
• EECS Students Compete in 2014 McCormick Autonomous Robot Design Competition
• Callewaert (Ph.D. '17) Awarded SPIE Optics & Photonics Education Scholarship
• EECS Alum Can Bayram (P.h.D '11) to Join ECE Dept at UIUC as Tenure-track Assistant Professor
• Computational Photography Poster Session Wed 6/4 (1-4pm), Tech Main Lobby
• Gaviria (Ph.D.) Awarded 2014-15' IEEE Charles LeGeyt Fortescue Scholarship
• Pappas & Trajcevski Procure 4-year, $800K Grant Awarded From Office on Naval Research
• 2013-14' EECS Faculty & Student Awards Ceremony
• EECS CS Undergrad Angela Jiang (14') to Present Research at ACM SIGCOMM 2014
• 2013-2014 EECS Faculty & Student Award Winners
• EECS Ph.D Student Alireza Bonakdar Awarded SPIE Optics & Photonics Education Scholarship
• EECS Ph.D. Student Chang Liu Selected for Fellowship in Leadership Program & Named President of Graduate Women Across Northwestern for 2014-15'
• Katsaggelos Quoted in Chicago Tribune Article
• EECS Presents 7 Papers at EC '14 & its Affiliated Workshops & Meetings
• Razeghi is Invited Speaker & Session Chair at 2014 WOCSDICE Conference
• Hartline & Immorlica are Co-Organizers of Midway Market Design Workshop, July 9-11
• Pardo Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing Midwest Music Information Retrieval Gathering
• 2014 EECS Graduation Photos
• Razeghi is Session Chair & Invited Speaker at CCMR; Part of Scientific Organizing Committee at Microelectronics Workshop
• EECS Undergrad David Heydari Awarded SPIE Optics & Photonics Education Scholarship
• Pappas Elected Vice President-Publications for Signal Processing Society of IEEE (2015-17')
• Razeghi Named Conference Chair of Workshop on Defects in Wide Band Gap Semiconductors
• Taflove Presented with 2014 IEEE Electromagnetics Award at IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium
• Hartline Co-organizes GReece Economic and Algorithmic Theory Week Workshop
• Bustamante's AquaLab Labratory Has 3 Accepted Papers at ACM IMC '14
• Hartline Gives Tutorial at Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-14)
• Downey Bestowed NSF CAREER Award
• Pappas Delivers Invited Keynote Address at Sensometrics 2014
• EECS Ph.D. Student Zhongyang Li Given Ryan Fellowship Award
• Razeghi delivers Presentation as a Keynote Speaker at NATO Specialists Meeting
• Prof. Razeghi & her Students Publish 3 Groundbreaking Papers in High-impact Journals
• EECS Ph.D. Student Ning Xia & Prof. Kuzmanovic Win Best Paper Award at 2014 IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence
• ACM SIGCOMM 2014 Conference was held August 17-22 in Chicago
• Call for Undergrad Student Participation in IEEE Robotics Workshop 9/11-9/13
• Findler is Keynote Speaker at 2014 ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Functional Programming
• EECS/GEECS Beach Day
• EECS Ph.D. Student Vala Fathipour Receives Best Student Paper Award & Student Travel Grant at SPIE Optics + Photonics 2014
• Prof. Vijay Subramanian Joins ECE Faculty at University of Michigan
• Argall Named Local Chair of 2014 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems
• Argall Named Organizer of IROS 2014 Workshop on Rehabilitation and Assistive Robotics
• Trajcevski Named Program Committee Co-Chair of ADBIS 2014
• EECS Undergraduate Student William Xiao Launches App Pocket Lock, Surpasses 30,000 Downloads
• Dinda and Memik Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing New Mobile App Project
• Grayson Produced Play, ETOPiA's "Grounded" to Open Fri 9/19 & Run through Sun 10/12
• 2nd Annual EECS Bonfire Welcome Party on Monday, 9/22 from 6-8 pm at Lakefill Fire Pit
• EECS Ph.D. Student Diana Palsetia Awarded 2014 Grace Hopper Celebration Scholarship Grant
• EECS Ph.D. Student Dawei Li Awarded Universities Research Association (URA) Visiting Scholar Fellowship
• Razeghi Delivers Plenary Talk & Named Session Chair at International Quantum Cascade Laser School & Workshop 2014
• Hai Zhou Led NU Research Project Awarded NSF/SRC Research Grant Focused on STARSS
• Aydin Quoted in McCormick Article Discussing New Biosensory Technology
• Prof. Bustamante and Ph.D. Student Zachary Bischof Complete Landmark Broadband Study
• Northwestern (Team Mildcat) Wins 2014 ACM ICPC Mid-Central Regional Programming Contest & Advances to World Finals
• Hammond & Birnbaum Contribute as Moderators to McCormick Panel Discussion on Technology
• Katsaggelos is Keynote Speaker at 2014 International Symposium on Medical Information Processing & Analysis
• Xin Chen is IWCTS 2014 Chair & Co-chair of 2014 ACM SIGSPATIAL GIS Cup Contest
• EECS Emeritus Prof. Morris Brodwin, Electromagnetics Pioneer, Passes Away
• Pappas Delivers Invited Keynote Address at 2014 IEEE Western New York Image & Signal Processing Workshop
• Yan Chen Serves as Co-chair for 2014 IEEE Networking & Communication Security Conference
• Choudhary's 4C Announces partnership with LinkedIn
• EECS Ph.D. Student Tim Rambo Presents Research at 12th International Conference on Quantum Communication, Measurement, & Computing
• Razeghi Makes Major Advancements in Terahertz Radiation
• Zhang Receives Murphy Grant to Develop Space & Programs for Undergraduate Students in Design, Technology & Research
• Katsaggelos Delivers Tutorial & Presents 2 Papers at IEEE International Conference on Image Processing
• Guo Contributes to Solar Cell Research Breakthrough
• Birnbaum Co-organizes 'Hour of Code' Event
• Aydin to Serve as Nanophotonics Technical Program Chair at 2015 IEEE Photonics Conference
• Pappas Delivers Invited Keynote Address at 5th European Workshop on Visual Information Processing
• Manijeh Razeghi wins IBM Faculty Award
• Wessels Elected 2013 Fellow of Optical Society of America
• Bustamante Writes Editorial on Broadband Networks for IEEE
• NU Wins 2013 Mid-Central USA International Collegiate Programming Contest
• Prof. Agrawal and Prof. Choudhary Mine Medicare Data to Analyze Chicago Hospitals
• EECS Alum Brent Hecht Receives Yahoo! Academic Career Enhancement (ACE) Award
• Distinguished Delegates Visit From College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at National Taiwan University Taipei
• EE Undergraduate Teaching Labs Announce New MakerBot 2X 3D Printer in 24/7 & MG22 Labs
• Trajcevski Receives Best Short Paper Award
• McCormick Symposium: “Computer Science Everywhere"
• Hardavellas Interviewed by IEEE Computer
• EECS, ME, & BME Announce New MS in Robotics Program
• Prof. Berry Named 2014 Newly Elevated Fellow of IEEE
• Choudhary quoted in AdExchanger Article
• EECS Students, Mentored by Chen, Compete in UCSB International Capture The Flag Competition
• 'Applied Physics Letters' Issue Article Authored by Razeghi & CQD Team
• McCormick News Archive