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Engineering next-gen vaccines
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NOVEMBER 2, 2021
But groundbreaking ideas usually mean taking risks in innovation, which calls for scientists and engineers who aren’t afraid to dream big. Chemistry AND Physics engineering nextgen Vaccines
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Engineering smarter stents
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MAY 20, 2021
Pitt Engineer Youngjae Chun is part of international group that received $2M to create smarter coronary artery stents Credit: University of Pittsburgh An estimated two million people will need a coronary artery stent every year.
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NRL researchers target cells for tissue engineering
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JANUARY 5, 2022
Biology cells engineering NRL researchers target tissueWASHINGTON – U.S.
Engineers create a programmable fiber
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JUNE 3, 2021
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Antibody with engineered peptide targets bone metastasis
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JANUARY 24, 2022
Cancer antibody bone Engineered metastasis peptide targetsHOUSTON – (Jan. 24, 2022) – A moderate amount of a peptide-enhanced, biological cancer drug goes a long way in treating breast cancers that metastasize to the bone.
Black engineer awards expand Sandia Labs spotlight
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MARCH 10, 2021
— Ten Sandia National Laboratories engineers received Black Engineer of the Year Awards, including Most Promising Scientist, Modern Technology Leaders and Science Spectrum Trailblazers.
Helpful, engineered ‘living’ machines in the future?
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APRIL 20, 2021
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WVU engineers creating software for aerobots to explore Venus
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DECEMBER 9, 2021
Engineers at West Virginia University are propelling exploration forward by creating control software for a group of aerial robots (aerobots) that will survey the atmosphere of Venus, the second planet from the sun.
Three UH engineers named to National Academy of Inventors
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FEBRUARY 11, 2021
Hien Nguyen, Jeffrey Rimer and Gangbing song elected to senior member class of 2021 Credit: University of Houston Three University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering researchers have been named Senior Members of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) for 2021.
UH engineers discover method to create upward water fountain in deep water
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JANUARY 18, 2022
A pair of University of Houston engineers has discovered that they can create upward fountains in water by shining laser beams on the water’s surface. Chemistry AND Physics create deep discover Engineers Fountain method upward water
UCF to lead $10m NASA project to develop zero-carbon jet engines
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JANUARY 27, 2022
The University of Central Florida (UCF) is developing new technology that is expected to make airplane engines emission free, potentially revolutionizing the aviation industry. Technology and Engineering 10M develop engines Jet lead NASA project UCF zerocarbon
UTEP Biomedical Engineering Professor named National Academy of Inventors Fellow
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DECEMBER 9, 2021
UTEP professor of biomedical engineering and a bioprinting pioneer known widely as the grandfather of modern inkjet bioprinting, has been named a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI). EL PASO, Texas (Dec. 9, 2021) — Thomas Boland, Ph.D.,
MIT engineers produce the world’s longest flexible fiber battery
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DECEMBER 20, 2021
Social & Behavioral Science battery Engineers Fiber flexible longest MIT produce worldsResearchers have developed a rechargeable lithium-ion battery in the form of an ultra-long fiber that could be woven into fabrics.
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Deep-learning algorithm aims to accelerate protein engineering
Scienmag
OCTOBER 7, 2021
Machine learning algorithms assist in protein engineering by reducing the experimental burden of methods such as directed evolution, which involves multiple rounds of mutagenesis and high-throughput screening.
Mechanical engineer awarded $2.1 million NIH grant to launch clinical trial for exoskeleton technology
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JANUARY 2, 2022
Mechanical engineer and inventor Zach Lerner, assistant professor in Northern Arizona University’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, has been awarded $2.1 Biology awarded clinical engineer Exoskeleton grant launch Mechanical million NIH technology trial
UTA civil engineer uses VR to create safer work zones for TxDOT
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DECEMBER 13, 2021
A University of Texas at Arlington associate professor of civil engineering received $946,000 from the Texas Department of Transportation to address workforce development needs, along with virtual reality and other technologies that could result in safer work-zone environments.
UTA engineering professor honored by AAS for leadership, technical contributions
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MAY 28, 2021
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Cell culture engineering webinars
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MARCH 1, 2021
The in-person Cell Culture Engineering XVII Conference has been postponed until October 16 – October 22, 2021 in Tucson, Arizona. Medicine & Health Biomedical/Environmental/Chemical Engineering Biotechnology cancer Cell Biology Gene Therapy Genetics Molecular Biology VirologyTo highlight the key role that the CCE community plays to free people worldwide from the shackles of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are planning two webinars during the original dates of the conference.
UTA civil engineer developing app, database of Texas bridges for TxDOT
Scienmag
DECEMBER 10, 2021
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) wants to streamline the process and has turned to a civil engineering professor at The University of Texas at Arlington for help. Technology and Engineering app bridges civil database developing engineer Texas TxDOT UTA
City, University of London joins forces with Engineers Without Borders UK
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APRIL 20, 2021
Credit: EWB UK City, University of London has joined forces with Engineers Without Borders UK. It represents the first-ever strategic university partnership initiative undertaken by the engineering charity and is aimed at embedding global responsibility into education and […].
Swanson School of Engineering professors named fellows of the National Academy of Inventors
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DECEMBER 7, 2021
Little, both from the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering, have been selected as members of the 2021 Fellow class of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI), the highest professional distinction accorded to academic inventors.
Engineers developing ‘smart’ bikes to improve cycling safety, efficiency
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DECEMBER 6, 2021
Technology and Engineering bikes cycling developing efficiency Engineers improve safety SmartAccording to a report by Allied Market Research, the global market for ‘smart’ cars—vehicles featuring a range of technologies and connectivity solutions featuring geospatial and remote sensing—has grown dramatically in recent years, and is expected to reach $225.16 billion by 2027. Credit: Northern Arizona University According to a report by Allied Market Research, the global […].
ACM recognizes 2021 Distinguished Members for pivotal educational, engineering, and scientific contributions
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DECEMBER 15, 2021
Technology and Engineering ACM contributions distinguished Educational engineering members Pivotal recognizes ScientificACM, the Association for Computing Machinery, has named 63 Distinguished Members for outstanding contributions to the field.
AI-driven soldier technology wins praise from engineering society
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JUNE 14, 2021
— The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Communications Society recognized an Army researcher and collaborators their work on artificially intelligent techniques that will enhance Soldiers’ situational awareness in the multi-domain operating environment.
NSF CAREER award to break down engineering education barriers
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JULY 13, 2021
At the intersection of change, impact, diversity, equity, and inclusion, stands an assistant professor from the Department of Engineering Education at Virginia Tech: Jeremi London. SCIENCE EDUCATION Education Technology/Engineering/Computer Science Undergraduate
NTU Singapore launches Quantum Science and Engineering Centre to develop quantum-based chip technologies
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DECEMBER 8, 2021
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has launched the Quantum Science and Engineering Centre (QSec), which aims to develop devices and technologies powered by quantum science – the study of how particles behave at the atomic level.
Engineering platform offers collaborative cloud options for sustainable manufacturing
Scienmag
MARCH 8, 2021
– A Purdue University engineering innovator has developed a cloud-based platform aimed at mapping inter-industry dependence networks for materials and waste generation among manufacturers in sectors such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals and other industries tied to biobased economies.
Columbia Engineering team builds first hacker-resistant cloud software system
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MAY 24, 2021
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Engineering researcher receives EPSCoR grant for electrocatalysis work
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NOVEMBER 25, 2020
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Materials Science and Engineering students earn three Presenter Awards at TECHCON
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NOVEMBER 16, 2021
Three Materials Science and Engineering doctoral students—Allison Osmanson, Mohsen Tajedini and Jimmy-Bao Le—earned the Best Student Presenter Award at TECHCON 2021, the flagship technical conference of the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC).
Researchers find whales are more important ecosystems engineers than previously thought
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NOVEMBER 3, 2021
Technology and Engineering ecosystems Engineers find important previously researchers thought whalesFrom 1910 to 1970, humans killed an estimated 1.5 million baleen whales in the frigid water encircling Antarctica.
Engineering researchers receive $1 million NSF grant for first networked-AI testbed
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NOVEMBER 8, 2021
Social & Behavioral Science engineering grant million networkedAI NSF receive researchers testbed
SwRI’s Imad Khalek elected Fellow of the Society of Automotive Engineers
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NOVEMBER 1, 2021
Khalek, a senior program manager in Southwest Research Institute’s Powertrain Engineering Division, has been elected a Fellow of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). Social & Behavioral Science Automotive elected Engineers Fellow Imad Khalek society SwRIs
Petroleum engineers of Samara Polytech developed a unique test facility
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FEBRUARY 18, 2021
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Microfluidics helps MTU engineers watch viral infection in real time
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NOVEMBER 2, 2020
Engineers and virologists have a new way to watch viral infection go down. On what is basically a tricked-out microscope slide, chemical engineers from Michigan Technological University have been able to manipulate viruses […]. Credit: Phil Mcleod/Michigan Tech Get your popcorn.
Engineering T cells to attack cancer broadly
Scienmag
APRIL 30, 2021
Through T cell engineering, researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University Massey Cancer Center show that it’s possible to arrest tumor growth for a variety of cancers and […].
Engineers print wearable sensors directly on skin without heat
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OCTOBER 11, 2020
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UTA civil engineering professor named fellow of American Society of Civil Engineers
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NOVEMBER 10, 2020
Civil engineering chair honored by professional society Credit: UT Arlington A professor and chair of civil engineering at The University of Texas at Arlington is now a fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
FAU professor receives prestigious ‘blaise pascal medal’ for engineering
Scienmag
MARCH 29, 2021
a distinguished research professor in the Department of Ocean and Mechanical Engineering within the College of Engineering and Computer Science, has received the coveted “Blaise Pascal Medal” for engineering from the European Academy of Sciences. […].
New engine design could muffle roar of fighter jets
Scienmag
SEPTEMBER 17, 2021
Aerospace engineers at the University of Cincinnati have come up with a new nozzle design for F-18 fighter planes to dampen the deafening roar of the engines without hindering performance. Technology and Engineering design engine fighter jets muffle roar
ÉTS welcomes the Kaloom-TELUS Industrial Research Chair based on new DevOps engineering approache
Scienmag
NOVEMBER 4, 2021
Led by researcher Francis Bordeleau and industry partners Kaloom and TELUS, the Kaloom-TELUS Chair is based on new DevOps engineering approaches and will help entrepreneurs design new IT […].
Worlds leading software engineering conference goes digital
Scienmag
OCTOBER 29, 2020
ESEC/FSE features outstanding research and best practices in software engineering ACM, the Association for Computing Machinery, and the ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering (SIGSOFT) will present ESEC/FSE 2020, the 27th ACM Joint European Software Engineering Conference and Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering, from November 6-13. Technology and Engineering Computer Science Software Engineering
The Equalizer: An engineered circuit for uniform gene expression
Scienmag
JULY 12, 2021
Technology and Engineering Biology Biomedical/Environmental/Chemical Engineering Biotechnology Cell Biology GeneticsThe function of a protein can depend on its abundance in a cell. So, when investigating the properties of a new protein, it is essential to make sure that the same amount is produced by every cell. Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine and Rice University have found a new way to do just that […].
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