News from the School of Engineering

Super sensitive technique could revolutionize treatment during pandemics like COVID-19

This summer, three student members of the Rutgers Engineers in Action (EIA)  chapter journeyed to the nation of Eswatini in southern Africa and embarked on an eight-week Mandlakhe Suspended Footbridge Project.  

Faut Celik receives patent for ground-breaking project.

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ (IEEE) Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control Society (UFFC-S) award recognizes Ahmad Safari.

Dana Simons is the School of Engineering’s embedded CAPS (Counseling, Alcohol and Other Drug Assistance Program & Psychiatric Services), Community Based Counselor (CBC).

The Renewables and Industrial Analytics (RIA) research group is developing and testing innovative models and technologies related to offshore wind farms.

The process could usher in an era of shot-free vaccines, researchers say 

"I first got involved in AI, because I was working in BME labs learning a lot about the brain. AI’s neural network systems parallel how brains learn."  

Student research develops protein probes termed carbohydrate-binding modules, revealing key events at a cellular level during cell wall regeneration for the first time.