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New Center to Jumpstart Point-of-Care Technologies for HIV Treatment in Africa
Northwestern-led center receives $7.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to foster the development of point-of-care technologies to treat HIV/AIDS patients in Africa.
Professor Emeritus Johannes Weertman Passes Away
Weertman, an expert on the mechanical properties of materials, including the fatigue and fracture of metals, passed away at age 93 on October 13.
Liz Gerber Receives 2018 Meshii Award
The Masahiro and Eiko Meshii Award recognizes excellence in design education, honoring Liz Gerber this year.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Spring 2018: Art + Engineering
Engineering undergraduate researchers spend summer break making new discoveries in science and about themselves.
Dollars and Design Sense
Students in Northwestern's MMM Program combine thinking and business expertise in a collaborative initiative with Visa.
More Than a Job. Leadership and Growth.
Northwestern Engineering's director of career development sees great opportunity and competitive advantage for grads' professional success.
Regeneration Revolution
Guillermo Ameer positions Northwestern for leadership in regenerative engineering.Featured Videos
World's Smallest Wearable Device
Professor John Rogers’s device fits on a fingernail and measures a person’s exposure to UV light from the sun.
Fighting Cancer's Resistance to Treatment
Professor Vadim Backman’s new strategy for treating cancer has nearly wiped out the disease in the laboratory.
