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Barman team discover cells prefer some curves over others

As autonomous underwater vehicles have improved over the decades, so has our ability to explore the ocean's uncharted depths

First-ever gathering of Trailblazer Award recipients brings together academia, industry, and government to advance bold, transformative research

MechE researchers find that cross-contamination can minimize amount of reusable material—but there is a solution

Team investigates how flies navigate their aerial environment, outperforming even the most advanced drones

Rajat Mittal, professor of mechanical engineering, is among 449 distinguished scholars elected to the newest class of fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, or AAAS, the world’s…

Atmospheric and planetary scientists warn that dismantling the nation's premiere weather-forecasting resource would leave us more vulnerable to the effects of extreme weather events

Major impacts could transport life between planets

Wind variability, turbine wake effects, and extreme events are not just challenges but opportunities to deepen our understanding of the atmosphere and enhance the resilience of wind energy systems

Axel Krieger, Engr ’08 (PhD), associate professor of mechanical engineering, was installed Thursday as the Carol Croft Linde Faculty Scholar. Krieger is also a faculty member at the Malone Center…

Yun Chen tackles emerging field of “single-cell science”

When observing metal deformation at the microscopic scale, team observed foreshocks, mainshocks, and aftershocks similar to earthquakes