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  • Have Wi-Fi, will travel


    An engineering capstone project has yielded a high-tech, rugged robot that can deliver communications networks to hard-to-reach areas.

    • by Matt Collette   September 24, 2012

  • 3Qs: Facial recognition is the new fingerprint


    New interdisciplinary assistant professor Raymond Fu explains the science behind facial recognition, one of the new technologies in the FBI’s Next Generation Identification program.
    • by Angela Herring   September 20, 2012

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    Raymond Fu

    Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

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    Purnima Ratilal

    Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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    Ali Abur

    Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

  • A small-scale solution with a large-scale impact


    Researchers at Northeastern's Center for High-rate Nanomanufacturing have developed a new device that could dramatically reduce the cost of microchips, which play integral roles in our high-tech society.
    • by Angela Herring   August 24, 2012

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    Matteo Rinaldi

    Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

  • Strumming on the nano-banjo


    When you pluck a banjo string, you trigger a vibration that resonates at a frequency unique to the geometry and material of the string. We…
    • by Angela Herring   August 20, 2012

  • Wheeling toward a sustainable future


    Northeastern student-researchers have designed a self-sustainable motorized bicycle that requires no input other than human pedal power.
    • by Angela Herring   June 22, 2012

  • The risk of carrying a cup of coffee


    Professor Dagmar Sternad and post-doctoral researcher C.J. Hasson of Northeastern’s Action Lab show that variability in ourselves and our environments guide our movement strategies.
    • by Angela Herring   June 14, 2012
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