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AI and data science might be current buzzwords, but for academia, they have long been at the core of our efforts.
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AI and data science might be current buzzwords, but for academia, they have long been at the core of our efforts.
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Three graduate-level programs in artificial intelligence and data science equip leaders to meet tomorrow’s challenges while Northwestern Engineering researchers push the technology’s boundaries across multiple fields.
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In the new National Institute for Theory and Mathematics in Biology, Northwestern Engineering faculty will decode biological findings using the language of mathematics.
Northwestern Engineering students deepen their understanding of global challenges firsthand through learning experiences worldwide.
Researchers in Northwestern Engineering’s Materials Innovation Lab are advancing additive manufacturing at the nanoscale, developing methods to produce sustainable materials and inks that will help build the biosensors, batteries, transistors, and neuromorphic devices of the future.
David Hinton turned his chemical engineering studies into a 22-year investment career.
Applying the design thinking she developed at Northwestern, Hannah Chung has built an enterprising professional life centered around social good.
Engineering Tomorrow founder Bill Woodburn helps underserved high school students discover their potential for a career in engineering by introducing them to STEM subjects.
In a new study made possible by Northwestern University’s Center for Atom-Probe Tomography, researchers analyzed tiny lunar crystals gathered in 1972 by Apollo 17 astronauts and found that the Moon is actually 4.46 billion years old—40 million years older than previously thought.