Northwestern Engineering

@NorthwesternEng

Northwestern's McCormick School of Engineering — integrating left-brain analytical thinking and right-brain creativity to create whole-brain engineers.

Evanston, IL mccormick.northwestern.edu Joined April 2009

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Northwestern Engineering @NorthwesternEng 3d

Professor Vadim Backman has pioneered optical and photonic technologies that reveal biological structures at the nanoscale, helping advance genomic and biomedical research. His work has now earned recognition from Optica.

#OpticaFellows

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Northwestern Engineering @NorthwesternEng 3d

A smartwatch that adapts to the way you move.

Karan Ahuja and his team are exploring how personalized gesture and activity recognition could expand accessibility, health monitoring, prosthetic control, and more.

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$A smartwatch that adapts to the way you move.\n\nKaran Ahuja and his team are exploring how personalized gesture and activity recognition could expand accessibility, health monitoring, prosthetic control, and more.\n$

Northwestern Engineering @NorthwesternEng Nov 2

Northwestern students traveled to Türkiye to connect with international researchers and Koç University students, exchange ideas, and experience Turkish culture together while exploring Istanbul.

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$Northwestern students traveled to T\u00FCrkiye to connect with international researchers and Ko\u00E7 University students, exchange ideas, and experience Turkish culture together while exploring Istanbul.$

Northwestern Engineering @NorthwesternEng Oct 30

Northwestern Engineering is thrilled to announce that Brian E. Miller (MS ’98, PhD ’00), CEO of Sovato Health, will address the Class of 2026 at the PhD Hooding and Master’s Recognition Ceremony on Saturday, December 12, at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall.

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$Northwestern Engineering is thrilled to announce that Brian E. Miller (MS \u201998, PhD \u201900), CEO of Sovato Health, will address the Class of 2026 at the PhD Hooding and Master\u2019s Recognition Ceremony on Saturday, December 12, at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall.$

Northwestern Engineering @NorthwesternEng Oct 27

Nearby magnetic fields can scramble magnetic memory. A team led by Pedram Khalili found a new way to write and read information in more resilient antiferromagnetic materials, pointing toward faster, more reliable, energy-efficient technologies.

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