Transportation Systems Analysis & Planning Master's Specialization Enabling the transportation revolution Technologies are triggering an unprecedented wave of innovations in transportation. Automation ...

Chang, who passed away at age 83 on June 21, will be remembered for his scientific innovation and commitment to educating the ...

In February, Texas A&M University’s Hagler Institute for Advanced Study announced the creation of the John Rogers/Yonggang ...

Three leaders from Adobe Research met with Northwestern students and faculty members to discuss potential research ...

Embodied AI HAND ERC’s research advances Northwestern Engineering’s leadership in embodied AI. A strategic priority for the M c Cormick School of Engineering, such research leverages the school’s ...

A wearable sensor system that predicts fatigue at work. A tiny implant that delivers diabetes drugs on demand. A flexible patch that optimizes the sense of touch for the visually impaired. Through the ...

Northwestern Engineering undergraduates have been collaborating with neighboring groups and individuals to address human challenges for nearly three decades. In Design Thinking and Communication (DTC) ...

As president of Schneider Electric North America Operations, Aamir Paul (’00) leads all operations from strategy to execution in Canada, Central America, Mexico, and the US—delivering best-in-class ...

Tiny, nanometer-scale particles, also known as nanocarriers, could represent the future of medicine. They can be programmed to travel inside the body and target disease sites, delivering high ...

Growing up in Haiti, Northwestern Engineering’s Ludmilla Aristilde looked critically at the land and thought about how soil sustains plants. This came naturally; her father was both an educator and ...

A message from Dean Christopher SchuhArtificial intelligence (AI) and data science might be the current buzzwords in technology news, but for those of us in engineering academia, these fields have ...

A message from Dean Christopher SchuhOne of the best parts of my job as dean has been talking with faculty, staff, students, and alumni about the future of engineering and, of course, the future of ...