A New Device for Fetal Therapy
Every year, 120,000 babies are born in the United States with birth defects, according to the Centers for Disease Control…
Students
#Steminist in Space
Growing up, Katya Echazarreta MS ’22 was fascinated by space, an interest inspired by Carl Sagan’s Cosmos, which was her…
Hands-On Learning, Forged by Fire
The rhythmic ping of steel hammers echoing behind the Wyman Park Building announces the presence of the Blue Jay Blacksmithing Club,…
Lending a Hand to Future Astronauts
Astronauts on future NASA missions will explore complex terrains on the moon and Mars wearing next-generation spacesuits designed to provide…
Cultivating Food Security
An interest in the intersection of community work and food systems led Marisa Thomas, a senior in environmental health and engineering,…
Space Ambassador
When he was 12, Apurva Varia wrote to NASA to ask if a deaf person could go to space. It…
Fiddling Around
Joanna Clare, a fourth-year Materials Science and Engineering major from Syracuse, New York, can delineate differences in, say, polymers…
Solving Real-World Problems with AI
As artificial intelligence transforms the world, Michael Chungoyn, a PhD candidate in chemical and biomolecular engineering, doesn’t want public school…
A Termite Killer Poses Danger to Environment
Structural fumigation—tenting a house and piping in chemicals to kill the bugs—is the most effective way to do it. But…