Silent Spreaders and Long Haulers. Aerosols and Protocols. 10 Things Science Has Learned About COVID-19 in Less Than a Year.

Engineering News

Sep 10, 2020

Random Robots Are More Reliable

A new AI algorithm for robots developed by Professor Todd Murphey and PhD candidates Thomas Berrueta and Allison Pinosky consistently outperforms state-of-the-art systems.

Professor Ilya Mikhelson Honored with University Teaching Award

The five honorees demonstrate excellence in undergraduate teaching and were selected by a committee chaired by the provost and made up of senior faculty members, University administrators and a student representative.

A Sharpened Focus for Seeing with Electricity

A new algorithm developed by Professor Matthew Grayson improves the quality of electrically measured tomographic images.

Three McCormick Faculty Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Professors Wei Chen, Mark Hersam, and Uri Wilensky are among the 250 individuals elected to the 2024 class.

Father-Son Bonding

In the Kumars and the Chopps, Northwestern Engineering’s faculty roster includes two father-son duos.

Silent Spreaders and Long Haulers. Aerosols and Protocols. 10 Things Science Has Learned About COVID-19 in Less Than a Year.

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