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Dec 15, 2015 Two faculty elected Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors Donald Ingber and Jennifer Lewis recognized as inventors whose technologies are poised to benefit society Awards,
Feb 9, 2017 Jennifer Lewis elected to National Academy of Engineering Materials scientist honored for contributions to 3D printing of multifunctional structures
Feb 18, 2021 Sensor can probe biology’s smallest reactions Breakthrough in calorimetry could reveal fundamental principles of cells Materials, Technology,
Jul 21, 2020 Tough gel technology licensed to Amend Surgical for oral surgery applications Medical device company will pursue development of strong, biocompatible adhesive that could replace sutures and dental membranes Bioengineering, Technology,
Oct 8, 2015 Inventors of 3D-printed vascular tissue recognized Graduate researcher named among finalists ofThe Collegiate Inventors Competition
Apr 22, 2019 Reducing chemical exposure on campus, one compostable plate at a time Nicole Nishizawa, S.B. ‘19, is on a mission to make consumer products safer Environment,
Jan 13, 2021 Wielding a laser beam deep inside the body Device able to steer a laser beam with high speed and a large range of motion could enhance the possibilities of minimally invasive surgeries Health / Medicine, Robotics,
Jun 28, 2021 Pop-up coffee table — no assembly required Kiriform structures harness buckling for stable, deployable structures Materials,
Apr 23, 2020 What the EPA’s mercury decision means for public health A Q&A with Prof. Elsie Sunderland on the deregulation of mercury and other hazardous air pollutants Environment,
