A new imaging system that can see and track moving objects in partially opaque environments like dense fog or muddy water? Prof Arto Nurmikko and postdoc Ning Zhang say it could eventually have a variety of real-world applications. https://t.co/xrDIr6aJNk
Assistant Professor @WilhelmusProf and Senior Research Associate Nils Tack, along with researchers from @cwru, are winners of the Francois Frenkiel Award for Fluids Mechanics, conferred by the @apsfluiddynamic. Read about it: https://t.co/Fw49I3uDik
Professor Anubhav Tripathi (@labtripathi) has launched a collaboration with @cognizantailab, exploring how AI could support innovation across life sciences and biotechnology. https://t.co/Nabcsuj9DC
@BrainGateTeam researchers have found that observational activity is tied to how human-like the hand performing an action appears. Understanding how the brain "plans and executes" actions like these help inform the next gen of implantable BCIs, they say. https://t.co/jbtVlg82z6
Assistant Prof @SaliganeMehdi has been awarded a @DARPA Young Faculty Award to develop a new kind of computer memory that uses biological DNA to store information, and silicon chips to control how it is written and read.
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Engineering celebrates #RhodeIslandStartupWeek with this Q&A from Sabrina Tolppi '25. Tolppi co-founded Lilac Biosciences, using resources from the @BrownUniversity ecosystem, taking it from @LabTripathi and commercializing ModQuant™️, a reagent RNA kit. https://t.co/1Pd1ACU1ZD
Hibbitt Postdoc Jiwon Kim was selected as a⭐2026 Rising Stars Women in Engineering⭐by the Asian Deans’ Forum. This workshop is organized by leading engineering schools in the Asia Pacific region. Kim, of
@ianywonglab, was also a 2025 MIT Rising Star in Mechanical Engineering.
Dean @TejalADesai's lab granted funding from @BreakthroughT1D to advance developed tech that aids in long-term survival and function of transplanted insulin-producing cells. https://t.co/hB4O4puMud
Microfluidic platforms pioneer Anubhav Tripathi (@LabTripathi) to receive up to $4.6M as part of @ARPA_H grant in a collaboration with @MGBResearchNews. https://t.co/gf8pfK7zTg
Associate Professor Jonghwan Lee has received funding from the @NIH to transform how we understand and treat late-onset Alzheimer's Disease using high-tech imaging and AI tools. https://t.co/Bjcb4jXmq2
Brown Engineering welcomes @AlpSunol to the faculty! Sunol's research tackles the complex behaviors of soft materials, complex fluids, and biological systems across scales. Read more: https://t.co/uvuVw7vg8p
"Brown’s multidisciplinary approach here is particularly important when you’re talking about biotech, which is an amalgamation of a variety of different engineering processes and other disciplines.” - Dov S. Zakheim of the Natl Security Comm on Emerging Biotechnology
From RNA science and genomics to neuroscience and healthy aging, Brown researchers are advancing discoveries across biotechnology.
Members of the National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology recently convened in Providence to explore biotechnology research and innovation at Brown University and partner organizations across Rhode Island.
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ICYMI: BME Ph.D. candidate Gavin Lu, of Asst. Professor Michelle Dawson's Lab, presents his research which focuses on therapy-resistant giant cancer cells, studying their physical structure and metabolic activities to identify novel treatment options. https://t.co/8IOJ7U0CWW
Professor Daniel Mittleman, expert in wireless power delivery, is part of a large grant for a new @RiceECE center to advance secure sensing, imaging and communications, investigating the expansion of capabilities for extremely large-scale antenna arrays. https://t.co/VeHMsa9dYs
Engineering alumna Erica Schwartz '94, MD'98 has been confirmed by the Senate as director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Schwartz is a former deputy surgeon general with experience overseeing the U.S. Coast Guard's healthcare system. 📷Official Portrait, 2019
Congratulations to Professor Linda Abriola on being selected as the recipient of the International Society for Porous Media (InterPore @InterPoreTweets) Time Capsule Award 2026. https://t.co/ShxcjYPzdL
Postdoc Olivia Pomerenk with Prof Kenny Breuer have published new insights on the aerodynamic advantages of the flying "V" formation - they say this understanding could help optimize engineered systems like swarms of drones in agriculture or firefighting. https://t.co/SJa7lwrKHE
Big win for small labs: Brown engineers from the @LabTripathi have enabled small labs without high-throughput automation to more effectively participate in outbreak-monitoring networks operated by the @US_FDA and the @CDCgov. https://t.co/RLEre2oBLE