Emerging Soft Robotics Research
Unlike traditional robotics, soft robotics have unmatched levels of flexibility and adaptability — and BU mechanical engineering is at the forefront. Learn about soft robotics in this discussion between Professor Alice White and Assistant Professors Sheila Russo and Tommaso Ranzani.
Anti-Racism in Action
A student’s outrage prompts publisher to remove traditionally used racist language phrasings from engineering textbooks
When the Robot Becomes the Researcher
New autonomous researcher can speed up discovery of the best 3D-printed materials
University’s Student-Built Satellites Blast into Space after Years of Delays
First mission for BUSAT probes potentially damaging electric currents
Dean’s Catalyst Awards Spark Innovation and Collaboration
The 2020 winners announced.
The College of Engineering is Participating in #ShutDownSTEM
We encourage all members of our community to participate in #ShutDownAcademia by using June 10, 2020 to learn how you can participate in eradicating structural and systemic racism.
Competition Sparks Sustainability Solutions
Students and faculty pivoted to move the Born Global competition online
Why Phototherapy Will Be the Next Frontier in Combating Antibiotic Resistance
BU engineers have developed a new, light-based weapon in the fight against antibiotic-resistant pathogens like MRSA
BU to Set Up COVID-19 Testing for Students, Faculty, and Staff
“We are starting to see a vision of fall emerge,” President Brown says
Q&A: How BU Plans to Test Students, Faculty, and Staff for COVID-19
Klapperich on how self-sampling, robots, and a new lab will help make campus as safe as possible