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How to Break Symmetry in Colloidal Crystals
New research shows, for the first time, how low-symmetry colloidal crystals can be made – including one phase for which there is no known natural equivalent.
Microplastic Pollution Lingers in Rivers for Years Before Entering Oceans
Researchers have found hyporheic exchange — a process in which surface water mixes with water in the riverbed — can trap lightweight microplastics that otherwise might be expected to float.
‘Fitbit for the Face’ Can Turn Any Face Mask into Smart Monitoring Device
Northwestern Engineering researchers have developed a new smart sensor platform for face masks that uses a tiny magnet to attach to any N95, cloth, or surgical face mask.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Fall 2021: Back on Campus
This issue of our magazine dives into how engineers meet the challenge of a changing world through technological innovation.
Field Museum Collaborations Span Prehistoric Earth to the Moon
Northwestern Engineering professors have long enjoyed strong collaborative ties with researchers at the Field Museum in Chicago. Two recent projects highlight the interdisciplinary, evolving teamwork between the institutions.
Biomaterial Technology Moves from Lab Bench to the Orthopedic Market
Resorbable anti-inflammatory tendon fixation technology used in patients for the first time.
Building Community. Making an Impact.
Student groups foster exciting experiences, innovative thinking, and lasting memories beyond the classroom.
Leading Decision-Making in the Age of Machine Learning
The IEMS Department leads the field in decision-making for complex environments through innovation in algorithms, computation, and mathematical modeling.Featured Videos
Data Science for Decision Making
Models developed by IEMS faculty support innovations that guide decision making and improve lives.
Everyone is an Innovator
The Farley Center prepares students with the entrepreneurial mindset to become successful innovators.
