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Dean Christopher A. Schuh looks to support the unique passions and talents of the McCormick Engineering community.
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Dean Christopher A. Schuh looks to support the unique passions and talents of the McCormick Engineering community.
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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.
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Using generative artificial intelligence in legal services comes with potential benefits—and risks.
Dean Christopher Schuh reflects on his engineering background, the importance of research translation, his Northwestern roots, and what excites him most about being dean.
Working at the forefront of tribology, Q. Jane Wang and her team continue to advance next-generation technology.
Led by Professor Shana Kelley, the new Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Chicago will bring together multi-institutional, interdisciplinary researchers to better understand the biological processes that drive inflammation and disease.
The InQbation Lab provides a home for Northwestern’s highly entrepreneurial faculty to commercialize their scientific discoveries and bring economic growth and opportunities to the Evanston and Chicago communities.
Rachel Bishop (PhD '01) transformed her doctorate degree in materials science into a successful global business career.
Isaiah Andrew ('07) applies the rigor and problem-solving discipline of engineering to the ways global brands engage with consumers.
Combining business savvy with whole-brain engineering, Samar Sen ('01) bridges the gap between traditional banking and digital assets.
Northwestern Engineering's Emma Alexander and a research team at Tsinghua University have adapted a well-known computer vision algorithm used for sharpening photos and, for the first time, applied it to astronomical images from ground-based telescopes.
A team led by Professor Sam Kriegman has developed the first artificial intelligence (AI) to date that can intelligently design robots from scratch.