MSE professor, Rahim Rahimi, is leading a team that has developed a low cost, battery free, device that can collect bacteria samples in hard to reach locations in the GI tract, which will help us understand how these microbes affect diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and metabolic syndromes. Source:bit.ly/smart-capsule

Every spring, the School of Materials Engineering recognizes students who excel in academics, research, service, and teaching. While the customary celebration cannot be held this year, we wish to share this experience with you and take the time to commemorate your achievements.

Each Spring, the College of Engineering recognizes the contributions of our graduate students for excellence in research, service, and teaching. While a customary luncheon cannot currently be held, the College dedicates the following message to the recipients: