The explosion of wireless applications enabled by advanced radio technologies has placed access to a key natural resource, the radio frequency spectrum, at a premium. In the United States and around the world, radio frequencies are allocated to a variety of services such as mobile broadband, …
Notre Dame Engineering is a growing community of explorers, innovators, teachers and mentors. This year, we welcomed 21 new members of the faculty. They represent wide-ranging engineering expertise, research interests, and demonstrated enthusiasm for teaching and mentoring students. “We are …
There’s nothing like the smell of freshly brewed coffee in the morning. But how does one measure that smell? There’s no energy in a smell to help estimate how potent the coffee might be. Instead, it’s the gases emitted from brewed coffee that contribute to the invigorating scent. The …
The University of Notre Dame’s Engineering Innovation Hub (EIH) has opened its doors to students and industry partners. The new 10,000-square-foot facility offers a state-of-the-art experiential learning and advanced manufacturing environment with first-rate resources for collaboration, …
The Engineering Leadership Council of Notre Dame and the College of Engineering Dean’s Office are sponsoring the 2021 Undergraduate Research Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 7, from 3-5 p.m. on the 7th floor (Dahnke Ballroom) of the Duncan Student Center. Please note: This event has been rescheduled …
Pinar Zorlutuna, Sheehan Family Collegiate Professor of Engineering, has been named a member of the Cellular and …
The Abbey Library of St. Gall in Switzerland is home to approximately 160,000 volumes of literary and historical …
For children with Type 1 diabetes, the risk of experiencing a severe hypoglycemic episode is especially common — and …
Electric vehicles have been on the roads since 1999. Since that time, nearly 5.4 million hybrid and plug-in models …
Reconstructing the entire spectrum of light from complex sources is vital for a number of applications — from …