CSE News & Features
Stories from the College of Science and Engineering
UMN tech allows amputees to control a robotic arm with their mind
Biomedical engineering research team makes mind-reading possible with electronics and artificial intelligence.

CSE graduating senior embraces numbers and learning from others
Student clubs, mentors, and an internship gave Abdullahi Abdullahi both technical and leadership skills.

UMN-led team develops smartphone-powered diagnostic microchip
This new, simple technology could make at-home diagnosis of diseases faster and more affordable.

CSE professor Larry Que elected to the National Academy of Sciences
Que, a professor of chemistry, receives one of the highest honors given to a scientist or engineer.

Energy researchers invent chameleon metal that acts like many others
Research could improve efficiency for storing renewable energy and making more sustainable materials.

CSE senior finds community, creativity in UMN math program
Delanna Do, a self-proclaimed math nerd, taps U resources to prepare for a future in applied mathematics.
CSE in the news
Electro Information Technology Conference 2022
May 18: Hebden Bridge News;
Som Boualaphanh came from a refugee camp in Thailand to build a new life in Minnesota
May 18: Sahan Journal;
Nonin Medical appoints five new board members
May 18: Medical Product Outsourcing;
Study underway to reduce deer-vehicle collisions
May 17: Infotatile;
University of Minnesota technology allows amputees to control a robotic arm with their mind
May 17: Newswise;
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