Cleared for Take-off: Senior Aero RC planes take flight
This spring, powerful gusts and icy crosswinds transformed the skies of northwest Indiana into a high-stakes physics …
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Notre Dame Engineering’s Eric Jumper and Maria Holland honored among 2026 University faculty award recipients
On Tuesday, May 12, John T. McGreevy, the Charles and Jill Fischer Provost at the University of Notre Dame, …
Notre Dame engineers place second overall at AIMM ICC with AI modular boat
The University of Notre Dame’s Artificial Intelligence Maritime Maneuver (AIMM) team secured a second-place finish …
Cheers to recipients of the College of Engineering Staff Excellence Awards (Spring 2026)
The Notre Dame College of Engineering is pleased to announce the spring 2026 recipients of the Staff Excellence …
Jing Wang named 2026 Outstanding Teacher in Notre Dame College of Engineering
Jing Wang, associate teaching professor in the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, has won the 2026 …
Four Notre Dame Engineers among 2026 Graduate School award recipients
The Graduate School is pleased to announce its annual award winners for the 2025–2026 academic year. These awards …
Notre Dame Engineering and Harvard Medical School collaborate on 4-year NIH project to create lab-grown organs
While scientists have successfully printed small patches of human tissue, scaling those tissues into full-sized organs …
Brian Blagg Receives Top Honor; Engineering’s Moon and Pratt Earn Second and Third as Notre Dame and 1st Source Honor Faculty Innovation at Commercialization Awards Dinner
On Tuesday, March 24, University leaders, faculty members, and community partners gathered in downtown South Bend to …
Heart-on-a-chip device identifies youth-enhancing “cocktail” to repair old hearts
The heart is a pump that wears out over time—that, at least, was the prevailing view. New research has shown that …
Notre Dame researchers uncover the molecular driving force behind hallmark of aggressive, metastatic cancers
To invade healthy tissues and continue growing, aggressive cancers mimic and circumvent the body’s native piping …