Boston University researchers built a game that can be played by people across the autism spectrum—and that could one day help improve the development and testing of new therapies
Maria (Masha) Kamenetska draws on chemistry, physics, and engineering to study molecules and drive advances in imaging, sensing, and quantum technology
The William Fairfield Warren Distinguished Professorship was established in 2008 to recognize Boston University’s most distinguished faculty. Named in honor of BU’s first president, the award is the highest distinction bestowed upon senior faculty members who remain actively involved in research, scholarship, teaching, and the University’s civic life. Nominations for this award are traditionally due […]
Featured image: From noisy streets to quieter living spaces, machine-learning-driven acoustic metamaterials could enable more adaptable and effective control of unwanted sound. The artwork was created by Mengyu Li, a graduate student in Prof. Xin Zhang’s Lab at Boston University, and was not AI-generated. Following last year’s advancement in the Laboratory for Microsystems Technology –– creating an […]
BU Ignition Award Winners’ Innovations Could Reduce Knee Pain, Extend Lives of Cancer Patients, and Propel Underwater Robots
This symposium will feature talks from premier astronomy researchers across academia and industry discussing developments in imaging and spectroscopic technologies, superconducting techniques with South Pole telescopes, and usages of the EM spectrum for research on Mars, among other topics.
