Advancing Smart Cities with the Internet of Cars
Inadequate systems to manage the traffic at road intersections are at the root of most car accidents and traffic jams. Autonomous vehicles are being developed to address these traffic management issues. Cassandras’ team is revamping their proposed solution by extending earlier research on optimally controlling autonomous cars crossing an urban intersection.
BME Prof. Klapperich on Point of Care Testing for COVID
BME Professor Catherine Klapperich, director of the Laboratory for Diagnostics and Global Healthcare Technologies, discusses point of care testing.
ENG Faculty Pivot to Fight COVID-19
Engineers are using their skills to solve critical challenges during the pandemic
Damiano Featured in PBS Documentary
The special, Blood Sugar Rising, discusses the U.S. diabetes epidemic.
ECE is Helping Fight Coronavirus With Computing
By Colbi Edmonds Boston University ECE Professor Orran Krieger and PI for the Mass Open Cloud (MOC) is part of a team collaborating with the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center (MGHPCC) to create a website that will help the fight against COVID-19. Intel and Red Hat, MOC partners, are also partnering on the effort. […]
Three BU Students Named Goldwater Scholars for STEM Achievements
From one winner, in isolation: “This was just a piece of good news I really needed”
Goyal Wins IEEE Signal Processing Society Best Paper Award
Boston University ECE professor Vivek Goyal was awarded a 2019 IEEE Signal Processing Society Best Paper Award for his work.
Students Shine a Light on Creativity
Students were able to learn and showcase new skills when the Singh Imagineering Lab hosted a smart-light building competition sponsored by Lutron Electronics
A Bug’s-Eye View
Researchers develop a new camera inspired by insects’ compound eyes
Mining Bacteria Parts to Build Around-the-Clock Biosensors
BU biomedical engineers say a new breakthrough could open doors to continuous health-monitoring devices and wearables