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Hackathon Explores Trends in Reported Red Cross Incidents
Interdisciplinary student teams in the Analytics for Social Good course analyzed large datasets to understand why reported incidents in the Red Cross’s Chicago region are down this year.
New Report Warns of Dangers to Great Lakes Health and Economy from Climate Change
More than a dozen leading scientists and experts - including Professor Aaron Packman - published a report about how climate change is affecting the Great Lakes, threatening public health, infrastructure, fish and wildlife, and the regional economy.
Revealing the Rules Behind Virus Scaffold Construction
Professor Danielle Tullman-Ercek’s insights into virus shell self-assembly could impact future drug delivery and therapeutic strategies.Northwestern Engineering Magazine
Fall 2018: Water in Crisis
Confronting the global issue of water insecurity. Collaborating to find solutions.
Where Math and Biology Meet
At the Center for Quantitative Biology, mathematical scientists collaborate with developmental biologists.
Synthetic Biology Basics, Bit by Bit
New educational kits give school-aged kids access to synthetic biology.
Creating Space on Mars
Northwestern Engineering enters NASA's competition to design 3D-printed habitat on Mars.
What's Your Type?
Luís Amaral's lab finds four clusters of personalities in data, challenging psychology's paradigm.Featured Videos
Finite Earth at Northwestern
Researchers from across Northwestern are exploring how Earth can be sustained as a livable environment.
Why Study Artificial Intelligence?
Professor Kristian Hammond discusses why the change brought about by AI has only just begun.
