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Fighting for the Human Heart Notre Dame researchers are developing human equivalent tissues that can be used in pre-clinical studies for better understanding and treating medical conditions such as heart disease and breast cancer.

Fighting for the Human Heart

Notre Dame's e-NABLE Group at Work Students in the College of Engineering's e-NABLE group put their skills and creativity to work to help children with limb differences.

Notre Dame's e-NABLE Group at Work

Living the Mission through Research To the researchers across campus, like those in the College of Engineering, faith and reason are not only complementary one to another; they are necessary one to the other.

Living the Mission through Research

Humans and Robots Face Similar Walking Challenges Many people living with spinal cord injuries can regain mobility. However, they often reach a plateau in their recovery. Researchers at Notre Dame and The Ohio State University are exploring rehab strategies using an unlikely collaborator: a robot.

Humans and Robots Face Similar Walking Challenges

Fog has always been difficult to predict Notre Dame researchers are leading a study on coastal fog to improve weather forecasting.

Fog has always been difficult to predict

Welcome to the College of Engineering

Notre Dame engineering combines technical inquiry with a creative bent to develop innovators and innovations for the greater good that are consistent with our Catholic mission.

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Undergraduate Spotlights: Mover and Shaker

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Alumni Spotlights: Robert E. Henry - B.S., ME ’62; M.S., ME ’64; Ph.D., ME ’67; More Alumni Spotlights

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Press Releases: Many coastal homes are unprotected from hurricanes and homeowners have no intention of retrofitting, study finds
Apr 10, 2019
New research from the University of Notre Dame shows that many coastal homes have significant structural vulnerabilities that leave homeowners and their homes largely unprotected from storms. Additionally, the majority of coastal homeowners have little to no intention of reducing these structural vulnerabilities, even though they live in areas frequently affected by damaging hurricanes and flooding.; Researchers develop first functional targeted inhibitors of peanut allergens
Apr 10, 2019
In a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers at the University of Notre Dame have effectively prevented the binding of peanut allergens with immunoglobulin E to suppress the allergic reaction to peanuts using a first-in-class design of allergen-specific inhibitors.; View More

Engineering Newswire: Graduate student women share joy of science and engineering with middle school girls
Apr 16, 2019; Doudrick a recipient of the 2019 Fulbright Global Scholar Award
Apr 16, 2019; Neal appointed to committee on astrobiology and planetary science
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Engineering in the News: Drones give inspectors a closer look at bridges

ENR (Dec. 5, 2018); Police vet's daughter awarded law enforcement scholarship

LEEP (Sept. 19, 2018); Why scientists are in Newfoundland to figure out — and bottle — fog

CBC News (Sept. 14, 2018); View More

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The bachelor’s degree programs in aerospace, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, environmental, and mechanical engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc. The bachelor’s degree program in computer science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc.

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