Official Twitter page for BU’s Department of Mechanical Engineering. Don’t forget to use the hashtag #BUMechE for all tweets related to the department!
#BUGivingDay is TODAY! If you believe in educating the next generation of Societal Engineers who are driven to create solutions to the problems that matter most to people and their communities, please help make an impact by making your gift NOW: https://t.co/UEaiIIYryC
Andy Griffin (ENG'00, MET'06), Jenny Gruber (ENG'99'99), and Denise Schier (ENG'81) will give $6,000 if 200 donors give in the next 17 hours, so make sure to get those donations in!
BU’s team makes it to the next stage of AIAA’s Design, Build, Fly Competition—the first in BU history! They hope to raise further funds to support the team’s travel to the competition. If you would like to contribute, please visit the link below!
https://t.co/bZpU5sp4ld
Success! BU Telescope Lands on the Moon Aboard NASA’s Blue Ghost Mission 1. In a historic first for BU, the LEXI telescope is operating from the lunar surface and will image Earth’s magnetic shield. Read more about it here: https://t.co/k3qWEv4Vgm
The LEXI was created by Professor Brian Walsh and his team here at MechE. “LEXI will image, for the first time, the boundary of Earth’s magnetic field,” Walsh says. Read more about the LEXI here: https://t.co/N63pyuVoEJ
Exciting news! The lander with the LEXI is set to launch into space Jan 15 at 1:11amEST! Congrats to Professor Brian Walsh and his team. Read more about LEXI in this article : https://t.co/YqcyjefhcB
For their senior design project, a team of MechE students created a compact air quality sensor pack that can be attached to the front of a bicycle from Bluebikes, Boston’s public rental network.
Read more about it here: https://t.co/oi6HqIoPUr
Another Blue Ghost Mission 1 payload successfully integrated on our lander! Developed by @BU_Tweets, @NASAGoddard & @JohnsHopkins, Lunar Environment heliospheric X-ray Imager (LEXI) will capture X-ray images to study how space weather and other cosmic forces affect our planet.
Congratulations to our 2025 FRP award recipients who are working to solve complex problems in healthcare, natural disasters, high-performance computing, and autonomous self-driving labs for accelerating scientific discovery.
➡️https://t.co/Yb3C3zMjsl
Meet our alumna Brynna Freitag (’19)! She came to Boston University to pursue a Master of Science (MS) degree in Mechanical Engineering. Currently, she works at Apple as a product design engineer.
Read more about her here: https://t.co/ZWyENRy4R7