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Engineering News

Cécile Chazot to Speak at TEDxChicago

At the Oct. 3 event, Chazot will describe how her research team works to design the textiles of the future.

Professor Emeritus Isaac M. Daniel Passes Away

Daniel, who was 92, will be remembered for his role in the development of modern composite-materials engineering and contributions to the literature in his research fields.

John Rogers Elected a Royal Society of Canada Fellow

A world leader in flexible, wearable electronics and bioelectronic medicine, Rogers is one of 105 fellows elected to this year’s class.

In the Media

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Scientific American wrote about the work from Professor Daniel Abrams and research associate Guy Amichay that showed many biological rhythms appear to converge on the same rhythmic range.

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Mark Hersam Wins ACS Award in Surface Chemistry

The award recognizes distinguished research and service in the advancement of the surface chemistry field.

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