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Stressed-out Dust is Sharing Antibiotic Resistance Genes
New research from Professor Erica Hartmann is the first to find that bacteria living in household dust can spread antibiotic resistant genes, which could potentially spread to pathogens, making infections more difficult to treat.
New Textbook Demystifies Carbon Materials
Manijeh Razeghi's new book aims to be an essential and accessible text for solid-state and electrical engineering students.
New Neutron Detector Can Fit in Your Pocket
Researchers at Northwestern University and Argonne National Laboratory have demonstrated the first stable semiconductor neutron detector.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Fall 2019: Robots Are Collaborators, Not Competition
New Center for Robotics and Biosystems builds on Northwestern Engineering's leadership in collaborative robots.
Connecting Art + Engineering
Artist-at-Large Dario Robleto makes the case for multidisciplinary collaboration to address critical social and ethical issues.
Where Tech Crosses Paths With the Law
Northwestern's schools of engineering and law join forces to refine and preserve the rule of law worldwide.
Investigating Big Ideas at the Smallest Scale
Linda Broadbelt’s award-winning work in complex kinetic modeling has spurred diverse collaborations to solve practical problems.
Designing Better Designs
By creating algorithms that account for physical uncertainties and human nature, Wei Chen increases the efficiency and effectiveness of engineering complex systems.Featured Videos
Robots Are Collaborators, Not Competition
New Center for Robotics and Biosystems strengthens Northwestern’s leadership in collaborative robotics.
Artist-at-Large Program
Dario Robleto fosters meaningful dialogue with members of Northwestern’s Center for Synthetic Biology,
