‘Frankenstein’ proteins offer better control for immunotherapy

Researchers have come up with a tool that offers a means of control over engineered cells, and it comes from a seemingly unlikely source: the hepatitis C genome. In combination with a widely available antiviral medication, the new system offers a novel tool: a highly specific way to turn engineered cells on and off, with an existing, proven medication.

Austin Briggs: Overall Best Portfolio Winner, Undergraduate Design Portfolio Contest

Austin Briggs, a rising sophomore pursuing Mechanical Engineering and Business, is the first freshman to ever win the annual Overall Best Portfolio award in the Undergraduate Design Portfolio Contest. The contest organized by the College of Engineering is open to all undergraduates in the school and aims to encourage students to create a design portfolio […]

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Professor James “Jacy” Bird Named Early Risers (PRISM Summer 2018 issue)

We are very proud to announce that BUMechE and Materials Professor James “Jacy” Bird was named in PRISM Magazine’s Summer 2018 issue among Early Risers: 20 High-Achieving Researchers and Educators Under 40. Read feature below, Piercing the Mystery of Bubbles.  Please join us in congratulating him on this wonderful achievement!

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