(Re)charging into the future
Prof. Jennifer Schaefer is exploring ways to create a better kind of battery — one that is lighter, smaller, safer, and made with sustainable materials.
What does humanity need?
That’s the question we set out to answer every day. As engineers at Notre Dame, the solution isn’t one we find. It’s one we build. We’re humans building a more humane world.
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Exploring mechano-immunology for clues in the fight against brain tumors
Meenal Datta, assistant professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering, was recently awarded a National Institutes …
Yiyu Shi to receive 2021 IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design Best Paper Award
Yiyu Shi, professor of computer science and engineering, has been named the recipient of the 2021 IEEE Transactions on …
Data from months in a fog paint a clearer picture for future forecasts
Fog is one of the least predictable weather phenomena. It doesn’t matter if it comes in on the “little cat feet” …
Improving therapies for people with cystic fibrosis using the bioacoustic effect
Professors Robert Nerenberg and Albert Cerrone, both faculty in Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences …
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Fighting for the Dignity of Independence
Inspired by his dad’s ALS diagnosis, electrical engineering major John Sexton is working to better equip people confined to a powerchair.