Using Ultrasound to Boost Brain Implant Biocompatibility

A Virtual Experience of a Student’s Reality

Pitt Engineering alumna Brooke Coley is amplifying the lived experiences of others to create an equitable environment in engineering education

What does the future of space medicine look like?

Light-controlled artificial maple seeds could monitor the environment even in hard-to-reach locations

Researchers at Finland's Tampere University and the University of Pittsburgh mimic the common "helicopter seed" to create a novel robot

Novel Blood-Powered Chip Offers Real-Time Health Monitoring

Researchers develop the first-ever device powered by blood to measure blood electrical conductivity

Powering Up the United States Navy

MEMS Associate Professor Paul Ohodnicki is part of a multidisciplinary team receiving a $3.97 million dollar grant from the Office of Naval Research for magnetic material research in advanced electric power conversion technologies

CEAT Associate Professor Looking to Improve Aspects of Geothermal Power

A TED Talk in Thermo Detection

Pitt and CMU researchers propose a new device that can actively cool down circuits and improve computer performance in the journal Nature Communications

Peoples Natural Gas, H Quest, and University of Pittsburgh Team to Produce and Test Hydrogen Energy from Natural Gas

Hydrogen production process converts natural gas into pure hydrogen and a solid carbon byproduct; could provide breakthrough for hydrogen as economic, zero-emission energy source