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Mechanical engineering
Hands-on diagnosis
Published
April 29, 2015
Tiny lab devices could attack huge problem of drug-resistant infections
Top honor for K.T. Ramesh
Published
April 1, 2015
Mechanical engineering professor receives W.M. Murray medal from experimental mechanics society
Robot regatta
Sink or swim assignment
Published
Dec 11, 2014
Engineering students use sensors, actuators to help steer model sailboats
Engineering challenge
Ready to launch
Published
Dec 4, 2014
Photos
Student-built devices compete in Mousetraps and Rubber Bands contest
Five named Siebel Scholars
Published
Oct 3, 2014
Program awards $35,000 to doctoral students pursuing bioengineering research
'Father of medical robotics'
Published
Sept-Oct 2014
Computer scientist Russ Taylor helped create breakthroughs in computer-assisted brain, spinal, eye, ear, nose, throat surgeries
/ Gazette
Sleuthing subs
Published
Aug 4, 2014
Underwater robots monitor water quality, keep tabs on pollutants
On the move
Cancer's propulsion system
Published
May 1, 2014
Water-based 'engine' helps tumor cells move through tight spaces in the body, study shows
Slick research
Damage control
Published
April 15, 2014
Video
Engineers study oil spills in hopes of preventing a repeat of Deepwater Horizon disaster
Juggle fever
No clowning around
Published
Feb 11, 2014
Video
Hopkins researchers study juggling to gain insight into how we move
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