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Repurposing “Bad Cholesterol” to Precisely Target Inflammation in Atherosclerosis
Professor Lisa Volpatti developed a targeted approach that directs anti-inflammatory proteins to diseased arteries, reducing immune cell activity and improving therapeutic effectiveness.
New Materials Could Keep Electrons Moving in Tiny Chips
Professor James Rondinelli collaborated with IBM to help turn simulations into potential practical chip designs.
One Giant Step Towards Miniaturized Refrigeration
Professor Matthew Grayson uncovered how to measure a key material property of thermoelectric semiconductors, a finding that could enable integrated cooling for sensors and data centers.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Fall 2025 Issue: Turning the Tide
Turning the Tide
Northwestern Engineering researchers develop technologies to protect, manage, and recover resources from our water supply.
From Atoms to Innovation
Northwestern engineers are leading the way in applying predictive, data-driven methods to reshape materials design and manufacturing.
Cracking the Code: Preparing Students for an AI-Driven Future
Northwestern Computer Science faculty strike a balance between mastering core skills and leveraging generative AI in CS education.
Power Play
Northwestern’s formula racing team takes to the track with its first drivable electric car.Featured Videos
Shaping the Future of Society and Health
Northwestern’s chemical and biological engineering department is driving innovation across fields that are essential to society and wellbeing.
Historic Leadership, Innovative Learning, Interdisciplinary Research
Established more than 60 years ago, Northwestern's materials science department remains at the forefront of the field.