Standing up to one of humanity’s greatest threats: unlocking the phage fighters.
Prof. Prakash Nallathamby and research team are tackling antibiotic resistance by exploring a new nanoparticle system that mimics how phages attack and kill bacteria.
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.
~1,900
undergraduates (22% of Notre Dame student body)
~589
graduate students
80%/11%
80% of graduates are employed in their field; 11% go on to further their education
>60%
undergrads study abroad
~190
faculty, and growing
>30
NSF CAREER and young investigator awards in the past five years.
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Gift to Notre Dame Engineering to support diversity and equity
A gift from Lyndy (ND ’85) and Patrick Toole, Jr. (ND ’84) will establish the Lyndy and Patrick Toole, Jr., …
David Go appointed chair of aerospace and mechanical engineering
David B. Go, the Rooney Family Collegiate Professor, has been selected to chair the Department of Aerospace and …
Engineers developing high-speed light detectors for closer look at the sun
For all that scientists have learned about the sun, plenty of unanswered questions remain about the brightest star in …
Researchers developing accurate storm models as climate changes affect Alaska’s coastline and residents
Alaska’s tidal coastline spans over 46,600 miles, more than that of the lower 48 states combined. Portions of …
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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.