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We live in a time of great challenges, which, to engineers, means we live in a time of great opportunity.
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We live in a time of great challenges, which, to engineers, means we live in a time of great opportunity.
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Northwestern Engineers tackle energy inefficiency from multiple fronts.
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Luís Amaral finds patterns among seemingly unrelated issues.
Haoqi Zhang trains researchers within a supportive community.
Fused imaging techniques reveal hidden text in a medieval bookbinding.
Undergraduate researchers make new discoveries in science and about themselves.
Engineers Without Borders works with community members in Kenya and Guatemala.
Design for America students create solutions for diverse accessibility needs.
Alumni entrepreneurs share their latest successes and future plans.
Undergraduate students learned about sustainability and ways to apply their future engineering degrees.
Beth Carter (’08) earns a spot on the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ inaugural "35 Under 35" list.
Rhonda S. Ferguson ('91) discusses how the engineering approach to problem-solving influenced her career.
Narinder Singh ('95) credits Northwestern's focus on "building" for the success of his company.
John Stroup ('88) applies lessons learned at Northwestern to meet wide-ranging career challenges.
Designed and manufactured in Professor John Rogers's lab, the soft, flexible, wearable device has been featured in the Modern Museum of Art (MoMa) in New York.