Presented by: Avneet Hira, Asistant Professor Sabet Family Dean's Faculty Fellow, Boston College Abstract: In this talk, I will share recent work from the Humanizing Engineering Research Lab, which is grounded in the power of low-stakes and often playful explorations to lead to long-term engagement with engineering as a profession and engineering ways of thinking. Our […]

Presented by: Andy Tay Assistant Professor, Presidential Young Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering, National University of Singapore Abstract: Immuno-engineering is an interdisciplinary field using approaches in immunology, bioengineering and material sciences to manipulate immunity for therapeutic purposes. Much has been focused on how immune cells can be engineered or reprogrammed for treating diseases spanning diabetes, […]

Presented by: Robert Landers, Advanced Manufacturing Collegiate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, University of Notre Dame Abstract: Small batch production and repair of components having complex geometries is often done most effectively by hand. Forming processes for these components are very complex and, unlike traditional manufacturing processes like machining, require multiple […]

Presented by: David Richter, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering and earth sciences, University of Notre Dame Abstract: In the environment, air and water transport a wide variety of constituents, including nutrients, pollution, droplets, aerosols, dust, and even bugs. Predicting where these things end up, and in what abundance, is a difficult enterprise; this difficulty […]