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ENG Alumni News
The Spring of Hope
The Class of 2025 celebrates Commencement.
Engineering Better Communication
ECE alum’s $3M AI start-up helps to analyze and smooth out business interactions.
ENG Achieves Highest US News Rankings Ever
New rankings of engineering schools released by US News & World Report place the Boston University College of Engineering 27th…
“I Can Do This!”
BU's chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers has been building community for decades.
EPIC at Ten
"EPIC is not a stagnant facility." With new equipment and a new director, this is the place to come to…
Renewable Power Without the Power Washing
ENG alums' green tech startup might save 4 billion gallons of water a year.
Fall Conference Season Brings an Abundant Harvest for ECE Researchers
BU ECE researchers have had a strong start in the current conference season, earning three best paper awards in September/October…
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engineering-related research expenditures
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Interdisciplinary Research Centers & Institutes
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High impact research awards
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tenured or tenure-track primary faculty
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