The Effects of Microdamage and Aging on Loadbearing Bone Faculty in the College of Engineering are addressing many important health issues, including osteoporosis and microdamage in bone, which affects its strength and mechanical properties.
The Effects of Microdamage and Aging on Loadbearing Bone
Focus on SECURITY The texture of the iris has long been thought to be an unchanging biomarker. Studies of basis phenomena associated with iris recognition technologies conducted by researchers in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering have proven otherwise. This has led to changes in the ISO standard for iris template.
Focus on SECURITY
Focus on ENERGY Innovative Plasma Aerodynamic Control Effectors designed by Clark Equipment Professor Thomas C. Corke, director of the Institute for Flow Physics and Control, are being used in a joint project with Professor Robert C. Nelson to enhance energy capture from a wind turbine and reduce the noise produced by it.
Focus on ENERGY
Focus on the ENVIRONMENT Notre Dame engineering faculty, in conjunction with researchers from Argonne National Laboratory, are developing thermodynamic and kinetic models of bacteria to better understand bacteria-water-rock interactions and predict heavy metal and radionuclide transport in the environment for both prevention and remediation efforts.
Focus on the ENVIRONMENT
Focus on BIOENGINEERING Faculty and students in the Multi-scale Cardiovascular Bioengineering Laboratory employ state-of-the-art engineering techniques to study the characteristics of different cardiovascular disorder configurations. By better understanding the complex relationships between cardiovascular tissue biology and the surrounding environment they can develop more effective early interventions for the treatment of degenerative and congenital cardiovascular disorders.
Focus on BIOENGINEERING
Smarter Bonds for Smarter Chemotherapy In the past some cancer therapies have proven almost as devastating as the disease itself. Researchers in the College of Engineering are developing "smart" nanoparticles that can more effectively target cancerous cells, leaving healthy tissue unaffected.
Smarter Bonds for Smarter Chemotherapy

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Paul Bohn Named 2012 Spectroscopy Fellow
Paul Bohn Named 2012 Spectroscopy Fellow
May 9, 2012

Paul W. Bohn, the Arthur J. Schmitt Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, director of the Advanced Diagnostics and Therapeutics initiative and professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Notre Dame, has been named a fellow of the Society for Applied Spectroscopy (SAS).

EWind Facility Aimed at Improvements in Wind Energy
EWind Facility Aimed at Improvements in Wind Energy
May 8, 2012

A wind turbine and a meteorological tower recently erected on the University of Notre Dame’s White Field are highly visible symbols of the University’s commitment to establish a premier wind energy research program.

Unique Research Laboratory Focuses on Making Aircraft Engines More Efficient
Unique Research Laboratory Focuses on Making Aircraft Engines More Efficient
May 1, 2012

Travel on airlines has become so routine for most of us, we often fail to appreciate what a true technological marvel it is. And it’s a costly and noisy marvel. Moving millions of passengers millions of miles each year requires an astounding amount of costly jet fuel and generates a significant amount of engine noise. That helps explain why the companies that manufacture aircraft engines often find their way to the laboratory of Scott Morris, an associate professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering at the University of Notre Dame.

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Scott Emrich

Scott Emrich

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Phone: 574-631-0353
Website: http://www.nd.edu/~semrich/
Office: 351 Fitzpatrick Hall

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College of Engineering Assistant Professor
Computational biology, bioinformatics, and high-performance computing.
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Scott Emrich

College of Engineering Assistant Professor
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Tracy Correa

Tracy Correa

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Phone: 574-631-2980

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College of Engineering Associate Professor
Dr. Tracy Kijewski-Correa and the Structural DYNamics And MOnitoring (DYNAMO) Laboratory ( www.nd.edu/~dynamo ) continue their efforts to address 21 st -century civil infrastructure challenges using multi-disciplinary collaborations, advanced technologies and cyber-infrastructure to address the ...
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Tracy Correa

Dr. Tracy Kijewski-Correa and the Structural DYNamics And MOnitoring (DYNAMO) Laboratory ( www.nd.edu/~dynamo ) continue their efforts to ... >Click to learn more