Computer Simulations Can Help Prepare Us for a Zombie Apocalypse and Much More

Engineering News

Sep 25, 2019Mike Thomas

In the Media

Uber, Lyft Rides Skyrocket in Price as Drivers Remain Scarce

Rideshare revolutionized transportation with lower prices and better access in all of Chicago's neighborhoods. Now the pandemic and less competition may leave consumers with fewer options.

ABC-7 Chicago

Black Engineers Call for Representation in STEM Education

A panel moderated by Northwestern's Russ Joseph and featuring some of the most prominent Black engineers and educators in the nation discussed diversity, equity, and inclusion in engineering.

How PATH is Helping Students Navigate Northwestern

Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Engineering Joseph Holtgreive discussed the Personal Academic Tactical Help (PATH) program and its impact on the student body during his One McCormick lecture.

In the Media

Pregnant Scientist Tests New Sensors on Herself

An interdisciplinary team of scientists has developed a wireless network of three soft, flexible sensors that can measure the vital signs during labor of both the mother and her foetus, as well as provide data on contractions, according to a new report.

Reuters

Bruce Mau to Address McCormick Graduates at 2021 Convocation

A leader in design innovation, Mau will speak to graduates and their families during an in-person ceremony on Sunday, June 13, at Ryan Field.

Computer Simulations Can Help Prepare Us for a Zombie Apocalypse and Much More

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