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Father and son team are building liquid metal 3-D printer for manufacturing.

Inspired by bird and insect behavior, engineers create software designed to enable teams of common UAVs to work together.

Andreadis was honored for his contributions to fields of stem cells, molecular bioengineering, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

Researchers are creating software to ‘clean’ large datasets, making it easier for scientists and the public to use big data.

Study finds one compressed stent is sometimes more effective than two overlapping stents.

The first-of-its-kind series explores how data is being used to connect and improve each stage of the manufacturing process.

The ErieHack competition and accelerator program aims to generate creative solutions to Lake Erie’s biggest problems.

Researchers will tackle urban infrastructure and groundwater, air pollution, green infrastructure and stormwater management, and development of lower-cost solar cells.

The applications could be vast — from dramatically extending the range of drones, to powering back-up generators for remote cell towers, to tiny hydrogen generating machines for cars that run on it.

The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences mourns the passing of Erich Bloch (BS ’52), who pioneered the development of IBM’s mainframe computer and later served as director of the National Science Foundation. Bloch died November 26, 2016 at age 91.