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MechE faculty Professor Tom Peacock studies Langrangian coherent structures
Prediction and modeling of fluids and gasses has always been a challenge for researchers. With the assistance ...
Sounds good: new 3D imaging technique may lead to improved hearing aids
A new 3D imaging process developed by MechE Professor Douglas Hart holds the potential to make hearing aids bo...
MechE students battle it out in Japan at Robocon 2009
A group of students led by Professor Dan Frey recently traveled to Tokyo Denki University, where they particip...
MIT team helps uncover secrets of ulcer-causing bacteria
A group of MIT-based mechanical and biomedical engineers, including Professor Gareth McKinley, Professor Peter...
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Thermal-Fluids Engineering: The Engine of Innovation
From the time of Caesar until the advent of the railroad in the 19th century, there were no major changes in mechanics that made a trip around the world faster, cheaper, or safer. In the fewer than 200 years since passenger railroads were introduced, however, transportation ...
John Lienhard
Samuel C. Collins Professor of Mechanical Engineering

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Ocean Science & Engineering
The Ocean Engineering and Technology area seeks to use research and education to better understand, protect, and utilize the oceans, which cover more than 70% of the earth's surface. This is a challenging task that involves: Operating in a demanding environment with an often-stressful surface, extreme pressures at...