Protecting data
Susan Landau, Bridge Professor of Cybersecurity and Public Policy, joined NPR Morning Edition to discuss data encryption and law enforcement.
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Lecturer featured as leader in conscious business
Julianne Zimmerman was selected as one of Conscious Company's world-changing women.
Growing sustainable meat
WBZ's Boston Next series highlights biomedical engineering student Natalie Rubio, who is working to grow sustainable meat using caterpillar stem cells.
Milk without the moo
Ryan Pandya, E13, and Perfect Day are creating animal-free dairy using microflora.
Oudin receives early career investigator award
Assistant Professor Madeleine Oudin received a grant award from the METAvivor Metastatic Breast Cancer Foundation.
Estimating the health effects of wildfires
Laura Corlin, School of Medicine Assistant Professor and Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering alumna, explains how research can aid in measuring the health effects of wildfires.
Georgakoudi named SPIE Fellow
Professor Irene Georgakoudi has been elected Fellow of SPIE, the International Society for Optics and Photonics.
Engineering a future
First-year students discover engineering basics through fun, hands-on projects in Introduction to Engineering courses.
Healthy market for innovation
Karen Panetta, Dean of Graduate Engineering, spoke with Machine Design regarding the latest advancements in medical device technology and materials.