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COVID-19 Pandemic Changed Attitudes toward Wearables
A study by computer engineering PhD candidate Stefany Cruz found that low-income Hispanic/Latine individuals have grown more receptive to health-monitoring technology.
Northwestern to Lead Midwestern Carbon-Capture Hub
With Professor Jennifer Dunn as the principal investigator and Professor Ted Sargent as a co-PI, the project has received nearly $4 million to test the feasibility of direct air capture technologies.
Ian Alexander Named Co-op Student of the Year
A biomedical engineering student, Alexander completed a co-op at TriSalus Life Sciences and Abbott.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Fall 2023 Issue: Environmental Entrepreneurs
Environmental Entrepreneurs
From meat alternatives to geothermal panels, many McCormick faculty have set their sights on sustainable solutions for some of the crises that threaten society most.
AI and the Law: The Jury's Still Out
Exploring the potential benefits—and risks—of using generative artificial intelligence in legal services
Introducing Dean Christopher Schuh
Dean Christopher Schuh reflects on his engineering background, the importance of research translation, his Northwestern roots, and what excites him most about being dean.
Smoothing the Future
Working at the forefront of tribology, Q. Jane Wang and her team continue to advance next-generation technology.Featured Videos
What is Applied Mathematics?
Northwestern Engineering’s Department of Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics is using its uncommon position within an engineering school to seek out applied math applications in the real world.
The Risks of Disinfectant Overuse
Professor Erica Hartmann shares safer ways to keep clean.