Fixing Fick’s Law
Marc Donohue, the Whiting School’s vice dean of research, places a cup of water on a table in his office….
Research & Development
Work That’s All Fun and Games
He-Man and Voltron action figures no longer rule the toy store. And while there are a few classic games and…
And They’re Off!
Adam Baumgartner, a sophomore mechanical engineer, is talking in a corner of Latrobe Hall’s basement. He’s describing his involvement on…
Expanding Worlds
Each summer, several undergraduate recipients of the Whiting School’s Vredenburg Scholarships receive funding to apply their engineering, technology, and applied…
The Sum of Its Parts
For Chieh-San Cheng, MS ’91, everything he ponders is made up of parts—parts, or data, that ultimately create a whole…
Beware the Eavesdropper
In the past decade, millions of people have begun to use Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) services that route their…
Blackbird Takes Blue Jays Under Its Wing
Computer science major Matt Fedderly can’t say much about what he did last summer as an intern at Blackbird Technologies…
Kudos
Michael Yu, assistant professor in Materials Science and Engineering, received a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award…
Bypassing the Mucus Barrier: A “Slick” Answer
Though no one who’s ever been diagnosed with cystic fibrosis has ever been cured of it, new research by Justin…