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Schematic of the 3D culture system and the formation of asymmetric cysts from hPSC. The culture substrate is made of a thick layer of Geltrex™
Fu's research on the development of human embryo-like structures featured in Nature

New techniques are providing unprecedented views into human development —  and raising ethical questions.

Callan Luetkemeyer
Callan Luetkemeyer receives 2018-2019 J. Robert Beyster Computational Innovation Graduate Fellowship

Luetkemeyer's research uses state-of-the-art, full-field experimental and computational inverse techniques to build mathematical models of the mechanical behavior of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).

Aluminum cans destined for recycling
Cooper's article on slashing imports of metal and steel published in The Conversation

The article is titled "How recycling more steel and aluminum could slash imports without a trade war."

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The latest design of the arterial everter is a flexible tool with a tapered silicone tip that can spread the artery onto the coupler’s pins from almost any angle. The pins pierce through the artery and into the silicone without bending, and the tool’s shaft can be angled as needed. Credit: Carolyn McCarthy

Building Leaders

Who change the world

Reconstructive surgery tech gets its start in an ME 450 class -- the ‘arterial everter’ has now been licensed to Baxter.
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The jerboa - a bipedal desert rodent native to North Africa and Central Asia. Credit: Christian Baker

Future Discovery

Built on an unshakeable foundation

From rodent to robot: how a hopping mouse and information theory could inform robotic locomotion.
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A car in MCity

Hard Problems

Huge impact

Professor Peng works to improve vehicle efficiency and self-driving safety.
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