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Anticipating and adapting to change is what engineers do. We need only to think back to a year ago to realize how quickly changes...
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Anticipating and adapting to change is what engineers do. We need only to think back to a year ago to realize how quickly changes...
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Over the past year, our community became more resourceful and resilient than ever. Our durable spirit has inspired whole-brain thinking—personally and professionally.
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Northwestern Engineering professors find their groove creating new learning tools and emphasizing mentorship.
Northwestern Engineering’s Josiah Hester is bringing attention to climate change through the power of video games. Battery-free power, that is.
While Northwestern feels different—emptier and with courses held remotely—another period of notable change posed a totally different set of challenges.
Hayes Ferguson sets sights on the future with a new vision for the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
Engineers in the Center for Synthetic Biology reprogram cellular machinery to tackle big environmental problems.
PhD student Andrew Paley blends his two passions—artificial intelligence and music—to add a unique dimension to his compositions and performances.
Optimization and machine learning expert Jorge Nocedal believes that human connections are integral to learning and discovery.
Unstoppable Willard Evans Jr. can't say no to service even after a long and productive career focused on doing good.
Dorothea Koh helps speed and ease physician access to up-to-the-minute resources for diagnosing and treating COVID-19 patients.
He worked hard, played hard, and studied hard. Now Michael Mapes lives his dream as CEO of a company that does well by doing good.
Vlada Bortnik brings closeness and authenticity to digital communication through her company, Marco Polo.
A new technique developed by Professor Cheng Sun uses light to make 3D printing faster and more precise.