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Implantable Drug Factories: The Future of On-Demand Medication
In a perspective article published in Science, Professor Jonathan Rivnay explores next-generation bioelectronic medication.
Finding Common Ground in a Divided World
An author, lawyer, and First Amendment scholar, John Inazu spoke about the art of respectful disagreement at an October 8 event sponsored by the Personal Development StudioLab.
New App Performs Real-Time, Full-Body Motion Capture with a Mobile Device
MobilePoser makes motion capture more accessible by using sensors your devices already have.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Spring 2024 Issue: Activating AI's Potential
Activating the Potential of AI
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.
Applying Math to Answer Life's Fundamental Questions
In the new National Institute for Theory and Mathematics in Biology, Northwestern Engineering faculty will decode biological findings using the language of mathematics.
International Experiences Expand Engineering Perspectives
Northwestern Engineering students deepen their understanding of global challenges firsthand through learning experiences worldwide.
Lab Tour: Materials Innovation Lab
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.Featured Videos
A Northwestern Engineering First-Year Experience
Design Thinking and Communication course unites student teams and community members to solve complex challenges through design projects.
The Center for Physical Genomics and Engineering
CPGE studies chromatin structure, which regulates gene expression, in order to treat disease, regenerate tissues, and engineer living systems.