…been extremely challenging,” said Dr. R. Stanley Williams, professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Texas A&M University. “We have now created a molecular device with dramatic…
…Engineering and head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The left photograph shows the confined water layer structure. On the right, an infrared image shows the confined water layer under…
…left and the researchers’ simulations are on the right. Credit: Courtesy of the researchers Interface Engineering “What we learned from this study is that it’s the interfaces that really control…
…of Mechanical Engineering and the Materials Science and Engineering Program, along with Luigi Colombo, a material scientist with Texas Instruments — worked for three years on the graphene growth method….
…buckling. If the weight were suspended from it, the same strip could support more than six pounds without breaking. Credit: Penn Engineering Natural wood remains a pervasive building material because…
…in UCF’s NanoScience Technology Center and Department of Materials Science and Engineering, part of UCF’s College of Engineering and Computer Science. The researchers tested the device’s accuracy by having it…
…of emerging therapies to deploy the body’s “natural killer” immune cells to fight cancer, researchers at the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center and U-M College of Engineering have gone…
…a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, and a master’s degree in ocean engineering from the Joint Program in Applied Ocean Science…
…a graduate student in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. “If humanity collectively decides that we want to go to Mars, this kind of systems-level approach is necessary to…
…Engineering and the senior author of the study. The paper’s lead author is Laura Certain, a clinical fellow at Harvard’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering. Engineering bacteria Much of…
…an assistant professor in mechanical engineering, respectively; and Heath LeFevre and Carolyn Kuranz, a research fellow and an associate professor of nuclear engineering and radiological sciences, respectively; all at U-M….