Christine Ritzkowski Elected to Academic Resilience Consortium Steering Committee
Our own Divisions Graduate Programs Manager, Christine Ritzkowski has just been elected to the Academic Resilience Consortium (ARC) Steering Committee.…
The materials of the next generation are taking shape here and you are the scientist who will oversee this shift forward. That is just what you will be prepared to do as you learn from an internationally recognized faculty, all while developing breakthrough materials and processes that impact everyday life. From applications of new materials to modifications of existing ones, the world demands your talents to shape metals, semiconductors and biopolymers. Materials is education, it’s inspiration, and it’s leading to a future that is waiting for you.
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Research areas span multiple departments and schools and colleges at BU, and are truly cross-cutting. MSE faculty demonstrate national and international leadership, attract significant research funding from federal and state governments, and are making a direct impact on industry.
Engineering a Tiny Living Heart Replica: Nicknamed the miniPUMP, this device more accurately mimics the real organ and provides a sandbox for testing new heart disease treatments.
“We can study [heart] disease progression in a way that hasn’t been possible before,” says Alice White.
“This project showed that, when you take nanotechnology and marry it with tissue engineering, there’s potential for replicating this approach for multiple organs.”
Our own Divisions Graduate Programs Manager, Christine Ritzkowski has just been elected to the Academic Resilience Consortium (ARC) Steering Committee.…
The Division of Materials Science and Engineering awarded Professors Soumendra Basu (ME), Xi Ling (Chemistry), Roberto Paiella (ECE), and Joerg…
Undergraduate students from 2- and 4-year institutions are encouraged to apply to the MSE REU for the opportunity to participate…
Zhenan Bao, Stanford University Skin-Inspired Organic Electronics 12/2 @ 3:30PM. RSVP by 11/28. Related posts: BU Materials Day How Light…
Its robots are still processing hundreds of tests, but with fewer of us swabbing our noses, the custom-built lab is…
In the fight to treat ovarian cancer, innovative chemical imaging techniques developed by Professor Ji-Xin Cheng (ECE, BME, MSE) are…
With the help of advanced, physics-informed machine learning (PIML) techniques, Professors Enrico Bellotti & Luca Dal Negro are setting out…
If you want to harness the power of having faculty from multiple disciplines address a societal challenge, you have to…