New Implantable Device Could Help Save Opioid Overdose Victims

Engineering News

Jan 16, 2020

Understanding Helpful Microbes Could Have Significant Benefits

Co-led by Professor Madhav Mani, a new study shows that genes present in a microbial community can predict the community's dynamic metabolic activity.

Guillermo Ameer Awarded the Technology Innovation and Development Award

The honor recognizes successful application of basic and applied biomaterials research in the development of a novel medical product or technology that significantly benefits the health and well-being of medical and surgical patients.

John Rogers Honored by National Academy of Sciences

Rogers was awarded the 2022 James Prize in Science and Technology, which honors outstanding contributions made by scientists who are able to adopt or adapt information or techniques from outside their fields to solve a major contemporary challenge not addressable from a single disciplinary perspective.

In the Media

Holographic Camera Instantly Peeks around Obstacles

New imaging tech developed by Florian Willomitzer could probe beyond corners, inside the body, and more.

Scientific American

More Than 40 Companies to Recruit at STEM Career Fair 2022

The 2022 STEM Career Fair will take place January 27, where companies will recruit undergraduate and graduate students for full-time, internship, and co-op positions.

New Implantable Device Could Help Save Opioid Overdose Victims

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