Category: College of Engineering

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Engineering in Photos: November 2025

Engineering in Photos captures the energy, creativity, and everyday moments that make our College engaging and dynamic. November 2025’s collection showcases key moments across the College of Engineering, including First-Year CBE Day, the Fall Innovate-o-Thon, hands-on learning in electrical and …

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Engineering in Photos: October 2025

Engineering in Photos captures the energy, creativity, and everyday moments that make our College engaging and dynamic. October 2025’s collection showcases the Baja Club’s work on their competition car in the EIH, a new class of EEs learning to assemble a circuit board, and scenes from the …

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Engineering in Photos: September 2025

Engineering in Photos captures a glimpse of the energy, creativity, and everyday moments that take place across Notre Dame Engineering. September 2025’s collection showcases breakthrough work on the development of superblack materials, the enabling of sophisticated 3D visualizations for …

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Engineering in Photos: Summer 2025

This time, instead of our usual Month in Photos, we’re sharing a special Summer in Photos collection. Over the summer, our College photographer was out and about capturing the energy, creativity, and everyday moments across Notre Dame Engineering. This photo collection from Summer 2025 …

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Notre Dame elects two new Trustees

Two new Trustees — John F. Crowley and Danielle Walker Merfeld — have been elected to serve on the University of Notre Dame’s Board of Trustees effective July 1. Crowley is president and CEO of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO), the world’s largest biotechnology advocacy …

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Engineering in Photos: May 2025

Every month, our college photographer is out and about capturing the energy, creativity, and everyday moments across Notre Dame Engineering. This photo collection highlights just some of what they saw in May 2025—from senior design projects and research presentations to student awards, …

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Big builds, little pieces: ND senior Luke Horwath competes on TV show LEGO Masters

Luke Horwath, a senior mechanical engineering major at the University of Notre Dame, is competing on the American reality TV show “LEGO Masters.” The first episode of Season 5 aired Monday, May 19, on Fox. The show culminates in a face-off between the top two-person teams for a $100,000 cash …

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Engineering in Photos: April 2025

Every month, our college photographer is out and about capturing the energy, creativity, and everyday moments across Notre Dame Engineering. This photo collection highlights just some of what they saw in April 2025—from classroom projects and research breakthroughs to awards, events, and campus …

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Engineering in Photos: March 2025

Every month, our college photographer is out and about capturing the energy, creativity, and everyday moments across Notre Dame Engineering. This photo collection highlights just some of what they saw in March 2025—from classroom projects and research breakthroughs to awards, events, and campus …

Meenal Datta

Cancer therapies show promise in combating tuberculosis

What could cancer teach us about tuberculosis? That’s a question Meenal Datta has been chasing since she was a graduate student. Once the body’s immune system is infected with tuberculosis, it forms granulomas — tight clusters of white blood cells — in an attempt to wall off the …