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ENG Faculty and Students Power BU to the Moon

At 2 am on a Sunday in March 2025, a dozen scientists were gathered in a College of Engineering lab at Boston University in a tense, nail-biting silence. Almost 240,000 miles away, a shiny, golden spacecraft was slowly dropping toward the moon’s surface after traveling through space for 40 days. Mounted on top was a specially designed telescope, built at BU and known as LEXI, sent to capture views of Earth’s protective magnetic field that have never been seen before. More

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The Appeal of a Peel

McDaniel seeks to replicate the pomelo fruit’s energy absorption mechanisms, on a larger scale. More

Lionel Wolfe Receives DoD SMART Scholarship

Lionel Wolfe (ENG ’27) receives the Department of Defense (DoD) Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship. Wolfe is currently studying Mechanical Engineering, pursuing... More