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Professor Keshab Parhi to be inducted into the National Academy of Inventors
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Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Keshab K. Parhi has been named a National Academy of Inventors (NAI) Fellow for his innovations that form the backbone of the Internet.
Hardwired for science
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CSE researcher Onri Benally took his love of physics from the mountains of Arizona to the North—and found his niche studying quantum computing and nanotechnology.
How can air filtration reduce the risk of COVID-19 spreading in your home?
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Department of Mechanical Engineering professor Chris Hogan provides insight and strategies people can use to mitigate the spread of the disease in indoor spaces.
Q&A with CSE alumnus Anthony Tabet
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From the Middle East to Minnesota to Massachusetts, CSE alumnus Anthony Tabet founded a free journal in MIT to shape discussion around science policy.
More taste, less waste
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College of Science and Engineering alum Mladen Gajic recently launched PlasticScore, an app that crowdsources reviews to give restaurants zero-waste sustainability ratings.
Honoring the heroes of COVID-19
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Biomedical engineering graduate Anant Naik published a children’s book to benefit Doctors Without Borders.
Tales from the South Pole
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CSE researcher Nathan Precup shares what life is like at the South Pole, where he is operating the newly installed BICEP Array telescope.
CSE Regents Professor, alumna appear in Omnitheater film
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Regents Professor R. Lawrence Edwards and alumna Katee Wendt appear in the film, Ancient Caves, screening at the Science Museum of Minnesota March 6-May 24, 2020.
Designing Greener Spaces
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CSE alumnus Collin Smith creates ecologically driven land-use solutions through his job as a natural-area restoration designer.
Empowering Africa
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CSE alumna Stella Mandago supports Africa’s electricity needs through working as an energy advisor for African Development Bank.