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Alexander Dowling receives AIChE Outstanding Young Researcher Award
Alexander Dowling, the Tony and Sarah Earley Collegiate Associate Professor of Energy and the Environment, has won the …
Notre Dame doctoral student wins first-place Judges’ Award in Three Minutes Thesis (3MT) competition
Shammah Lilonfe, a doctoral student in the University of Notre Dame’s Department of Chemical and Biomolecular …
Inaugural Notre Dame bioengineering club wins gold at international iGEM competition
A team of five undergraduate researchers from the University of Notre Dame’s College of Science and College of …
EARTH: A New Way to View the Blue Sky
Academics and HVACR professionals say innovation is equal parts imagination and science. When Irish physicist John …
Notre Dame Faculty Contribute to Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence at the Vatican
Fifty global experts gathered at the Vatican’s historic Casina Pio IV on October 16–17 to explore how artificial …
Smarter filter uses electric charges to target pollutants and recover resources
Purifying dirty water is an age-old problem that has become more urgent as the global population grows, and water …
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