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unstable ‘fluttering’ predicts aortic aneurysm
with 98 percent accuracy, a new metric developed by professor neelesh patankar predicted the development of an aneurysm on average three years prior to occurrence.
seeking sustainable solutions
linda broadbelt tackles one of the world’s most pressing challenges: the global plastics crisis.
northwestern shpe receives gold chapter award
northwestern’s chapter of the society of hispanic professional engineers (shpe) was one of four chapters to receive shpe’s 2023 gold chapter award, the society’s highest honor bestowed upon university chapters.northwestern engineering magazine
fall 2023 issue: environmental entrepreneurs
environmental entrepreneurs
from meat alternatives to geothermal panels, many mccormick faculty have set their sights on sustainable solutions for some of the crises that threaten society most.
ai and the law: the jury's still out
exploring the potential benefits—and risks—of using generative artificial intelligence in legal services
introducing dean christopher schuh
dean christopher schuh reflects on his engineering background, the importance of research translation, his northwestern roots, and what excites him most about being dean.
smoothing the future
working at the forefront of tribology, q. jane wang and her team continue to advance next-generation technology.featured videos
think like an engineer
it takes a different way of thinking to connect disparate fields, put big ideas into action, solve global problems, and imagine what’s next. it takes left-brain analytical skills. it takes right-brain creativity. it takes whole-brain engineering.
whole-brain legacy
dean ottino transformed northwestern engineering's philosophy and culture, brokering bonds between siloed disciplines.