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Talking Shop: Professor Sanjay E. Sarma

Professor Sanjay Sarma has been a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering since 1996, after ...

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Undergraduate Spotlight: Katy Olesnavage

strictly within the bounds of mechanical engineering, where I am most comfortable.” Indeed, locating SGD, ...

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Faculty Spotlight

Associate Professor Martin L. Culpepper received his PhD in mechanical engineering from MIT, then became ...

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Getting a grip on robotic grasp

Department of Mechanical Engineering. “You do not need to command the robot, but simply move your fingers ...

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Harnessing the speed of light

associate professor of mechanical engineering. These tricks have led to findings that allow for generating ...

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A new way to harness waste heat

Richard Soderberg Professor of Power Engineering and head of MIT’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, ...

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Excitons observed in action for the first time

a basic mechanism underlying photosynthesis: Plants absorb energy from photons, and this energy is ...

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Lemelson-MIT announces National Collegiate Student Prize Competition winners

wearable, mechanical interfaces that improve comfort and mobility for amputees. His approach, which uses ...

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Orienteering for robots

Intelligence Laboratory, and John Leonard, a professor of mechanical and ocean engineering, as well as Oren ...

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Le Morte d’Arthur and the engineer

student came to put laser to wood, and what craft she achieved Meeker, who majored in mechanical ...

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Cells get ready for their close-up

professor of mechanical engineering and biological engineering who is senior author of the new paper. “We ...

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How to create selective holes in graphene

led by graduate student Sean O’Hern and associate professor of mechanical engineering Rohit Karnik, is ...

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Weighing particles at the attogram scale

biological and mechanical engineering, to weigh larger particles, such as cells. This system, known as ...

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Making silicon devices responsive to infrared light

of mechanical engineering Tonio Buonassisi, and 11 others. Silicon, which forms the basis of most ...

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Pills of the future: nanoparticles

mechanical engineering; and Richard Blumberg, co-director of BWH’s Biomedical Research Institute. No more ...

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Separating the good from the bad in bacteria

Mitsui Career Development Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at MIT, says a bacterium’s ...

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Under the sea

oceanographer Jacques Cousteau. Young, a mechanical and ocean engineering major, will take charge of marine ...

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Water-shedding surfaces can be made to last

Yagüe. “Over the last several decades,” says Varanasi, the Doherty Associate Professor of Mechanical ...

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Watching tumors burst through a blood vessel

Mechanical Engineering at MIT. “We could take circulating tumor cells from a patient and subject those cells ...

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New materials improve oxygen catalysis

Shao-Horn, the Gail E. Kendall Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering; ...

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