Seeing Product Innovation Through a Systems Lens
BU SE alumna Yin Chen (MS’08, PhD’10) applies systems engineering, data science, and consumer insights to drive product innovation at Procter & Gamble, where she has spent more than 15 years advancing baby care products.
Andersson Elected ASME Fellow
Boston University College of Engineering Professor and Chair of Mechanical Engineering Sean Andersson (ME, SE) has been elected a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), recognizing his outstanding engineering achievements and contributions to the profession. ASME Fellow status is a prestigious distinction conferred by the Society’s Committee of Past Presidents, honoring members […]
From Thinking in Systems to Building Them: 10 Questions with Ana Theodora Balaci
SE PhD student Ana Balaci explores how artificial intelligence can support global health research, improve decision-making, and help scientists work more effectively. Through her research, entrepreneurial venture SomniSystems, and leadership in the SE Graduate Student Association, she demonstrates how systems thinking can translate complex challenges into real-world solutions.
Christos Cassandras is Engineering Safer Vehicles
Christos Cassandras (SE, ECE) has spent more than 40 years studying how computers and machines make decisions. Lately, his work has focused on a problem nearly every driver knows well: sitting at a red light with no cross traffic in sight, wondering why it takes so long for the light to turn green. He is […]
Towards a State of Sustainability
ECE researchers receive state support for data center energy optimization project.
On Reversing the Data Center Backlash
The New York Times features Professor Coskun and her work with Emerald AI.
BU Partners on DOE Genesis Mission award to Advance AI-driven Plasma Physics Research
Boston University is a collaborating institution on a new U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Genesis Mission award led by Princeton University and announced by the DOE this July. The Genesis Mission supports the development and demonstration of AI-enabled scientific workflows to accelerate breakthroughs in energy, discovery science, and national security.
IGS Summer Fellows Advance Sustainability Research Projects
These fellows, who come from diverse backgrounds and fields, are united in their focus on fostering environmental sustainability and social welfare.
Critical Mass
Together, the College of Engineering and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts are tackling societal problems, exemplifying how universities can contribute to the regions they call home.
ENG faculty awarded research funding from Hariri Institute
ENG faculty are well-represented in the latest round of the Hariri Institute’s Focused Research Programs, which provide seed funding for convergent research efforts in multi-disciplinary teams to coalesce in sustainable ways. The mission is to evolve and advance discoveries and innovations in computing and AI, with the goal of accelerating research that leads to future funding and broad impact.