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Design 384 Students Help Farm Streamline Composting System
A five-student team from Design 384 proposed a five-pile system to compost Wagner Farm’s 50-50 manure-straw waste more efficiently by introducing air through a pipe system beneath the pile.
Smart Sponge Could Clean Up Oil Spills
A smart sponge that selectively soaks up oil, sparing water and wildlife, could clean up oil spills.
New Technique Offers Higher Resolution Molecular Imaging and Analysis
The new approach from Northwestern Engineering could help researchers understand more complicated biomolecular interactions and characterize cells and diseases at the single-molecule level.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Spring 2020: Rising to the Challenge
Northwestern Engineering applies whole-brain thinking to challenges ranging from moving classes online to proposing solutions to the health and logistics problems stemming from the pandemic.
Lab Tour: Materials Science Teaching Lab
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering’s renovated teaching lab is designed to promote active learning and facilitate student work groups.
Engineering Stroke Recovery
Discipline, determination, and drive combine with biomedical innovation to enhance and accelerate physical therapy.
Synthetic Biology Comes of Age
Northwestern's Center for Synthetic Biology aims to have a dramatic impact on medicine, the environment, and education.
Eyes Forward: Expert Insights on Engineering's Future
Northwestern Engineering faculty members look at what to expect from materials, energy, and more in the coming decade.Featured Videos
Developing Cell-free Biology Systems
Professors Michael Jewett and Neha Kamat discuss the potential of cell-free synthetic biology.
Robots Are Collaborators, Not Competition
New Center for Robotics and Biosystems strengthens Northwestern’s leadership in collaborative robotics.
