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The Human Genome Operates Like A “Dynamic Computer”
New research from the Center for Physical Genomics and Engineering uncovers how 3D genome structures generate cellular memories, paving the way for advances in medicine and longevity through cellular reprogramming.
Advance in Perovskite Solar Cells Improves Efficiency, Durability
A novel method developed in Professor Ted Sargent’s lab addresses perovskite solar cell durability challenges, bringing the technology closer to commercial use.
Study Reveals Why In-Person Conferences Still Matter in a Virtual World
Research from Professor Daniel Abrams highlights the different ways that in-person events foster community building and collaboration compared to virtual conferences, which still have value.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Fall 2024 Issue: Building the Future of Northwestern Engineering
Envisioning Engineering's Future
Dean Christopher Schuh and faculty leaders have spent the last year mapping out Northwestern Engineering’s future in research and education. The school’s new strategic vision offers a glimpse of what is to come.
Going Quantum
Northwestern Engineering researchers are collaborating to harness the extraordinary phenomena that underlie the origin and structure of the universe.
Mastering Materials for a Renewable World
Mark Hersam’s nanoelectronic materials research is advancing innovation in energy efficiency and artificial intelligence.
Soil Secrets
Professor Ludmilla Aristilde collaborates worldwide to gain a better understanding of the soil that sustains life on earth.Featured Videos
A Northwestern Engineering First-Year Experience
Design Thinking and Communication course unites student teams and community members to solve complex challenges through design projects.
The Center for Physical Genomics and Engineering
CPGE studies chromatin structure, which regulates gene expression, in order to treat disease, regenerate tissues, and engineer living systems.