(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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Two AME faculty members named AIAA Associate Fellows
Associate Professor Thomas J. Juliano and Research Associate Professor R. Mark Rennie have been named Associate …
Low-cost, portable device could diagnose heart attacks in minutes
Researchers from the University of Notre Dame’s College of Engineering and the University of Florida’s College of …
Notre Dame student team wins NASA research award for drone scoop and grab technology
A team of Notre Dame undergraduate students has been selected to participate in the 2021 NASA University Student …
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Spotlight on Research
Fighting for the Human Heart
Through cellular research, Prof. Pinar Zorlutuna is working to extend the time that donor hearts are useable in transplantation. She has built the closest thing possible to the human heart in the laboratory and helped identify and test a preservation solution that improves the condition of a donor heart and extends its preservation time from four to eight hours.