Stick-On Medical Device, Worn On The Neck, Streams COVID-19 Symptom Data To Docs

Engineering News

Jun 4, 2020

In the Media

Sustainability Superheroes: One Way Chemical Engineers Can Fix the Plastics Problem

The National Academy of Engineering's EngineerGirl website wrote about Northwestern engineers Linda Broadbelt and Jennifer Dunn, who are finding ways to make environmentally-safe plastics using recycled and natural materials.

EngineerGirl

What Does the New Frontier in Biomedicine Look Like?

As part of presidential inauguration week, an expert panel including Northwestern Engineering faculty explored hot topics of longevity, AI, regenerative medicine, bioelectronics, and new approaches to cancer treatment.

In the Media

These Reusable Sponges Could Clean the Lead Out of Your Drinking Water

Fast Company wrote about Professor Vinayak Dravid's method to quickly and easily remove heavy metals from water by coating a sponge in nanoparticles.

Fast Company

In the Media

Good Power

Former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty ('79) spoke about her life, approach to leadership, and her views on how to bring about positive change to communities locally and around the world during an April 25 event.

C-SPAN

New Book Introduces the AI Technologies Leading to Transformational Scientific Discovery

The collection of chapters by leading scientists aims to inspire and benefit professionals, researchers, and students in all fields of science and engineering.

Stick-On Medical Device, Worn On The Neck, Streams COVID-19 Symptom Data To Docs

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