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Northwestern-invented Biomaterial Technology Moves from Lab Bench to the Orthopaedic Market
A medical product based on novel biomaterials pioneered in Guillermo Ameer’s laboratory will be widely available for use in musculoskeletal surgeries to directly benefit patients.
Northwestern Engineering Names Winners of 2021 Cole-Higgins Awards
Five members of the Northwestern Engineering community have received the school’s annual awards for outstanding teaching and advising.
Winged Microchip is Smallest-ever Human-made Flying Structure
The size of a grain of sand, dispersed microfliers could monitor air pollution, airborne disease, and environmental contamination.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Spring 2021: Resilient and United
This issue of our magazine is full of stories that show how well our community has faced COVID-19 together and adjusted with creativity and perseverance.
McCormick Where We are
Over the past year, our community became more resourceful and resilient than ever. Our durable spirit has inspired whole-brain thinking—personally and professionally.
Refining Remote
Northwestern Engineering professors find their groove creating new learning tools and emphasizing mentorship.
A Future Played without Batteries
Northwestern Engineering’s Josiah Hester is bringing attention to climate change through the power of video games. Battery-free power, that is.
No Stranger to Change
While Northwestern feels different—emptier and with courses held remotely—another period of notable change posed a totally different set of challenges.Featured Videos
Tour: Mrksich Lab
Take a self-guided, virtual tour of Professor Milan Mrksich's research lab.
Using Data to Make the Justice System More Just
Northwestern-led team work to make US court documents free and open to the public.
