December | Drexel Engineering

Students Vying to Design Disney-Themed Urban Transportation System

December 22, 2014
Campfire stories, high-speed trains and out-of-body experiences are all part of Drexel University students’ plan in an Imagineering contest for a Disney-themed transportation system of the future set in Sydney, Australia.
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Kelsey Hatzell Awarded Two Honors at the MRS 2014 Fall Meeting

December 18, 2014

PhD candidate Kelsey Hatzell received the MRS Graduate Student Silver Award and the the Arthur Nowick Graduate Student Award at the 2014 MRS Fall Meeting in Boston.

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2014 CBE Awards

December 16, 2014

The Chemical and Biological Engineering Department is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2014 CBE Awards.

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Explore Energy, Sports and More at the Fifth Annual Philly Materials Day

December 15, 2014

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Yuriy Smolin Gives Invited Talk at ECS & SMEQ Joint International Meeting

December 11, 2014

Yuriy Smolin recently attended the 2014 ECS & SMEQ joint international meeting in Cancun, Mexico.

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How Long Can Ebola Survive Outside the Body?

How Long Can Ebola Survive Outside the Body?

How Long Can Ebola Survive Outside the Body?

How Long Can Ebola Survive Outside the Body?
How Long Can Ebola Survive Outside the Body?

December 11, 2014

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How Long Can Ebola Survive Outside the Body?

December 11, 2014
Ebola is transmitted from person to person through bodily fluids, but Drexel researchers have found that there is not much information on how long the virus can live outside of the human body.
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Learning to Code... From a Tiny Robot Teacher

December 10, 2014

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How Long Can Ebola Survive Outside the Body?

December 10, 2014

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Dean Joseph B. Hughes Attends International Workshop in Shanghai

December 04, 2014

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Drexel Helps New York City Park Plug Into Research

December 03, 2014

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Drexel Helps New York City Park Plug Into Research

December 03, 2014
Researchers at Drexel are teaming with the U.S. Forest Service and New York City's Parks and Recreation Department to monitor the second-largest park in Queens to measure how pollution and the climate affect forests.
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High-Tech Woods in Queens, NY Help U.S. Monitor Urban Ecology

December 03, 2014

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Ex3: Explore, Explain, Experience Courses Offered at the College of Engineering

December 02, 2014

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Shaping the Future of Energy Storage With Conductive Clay

December 01, 2014

A Drexel Materials research group has published their research on “conductive MXene clay” in Nature. The clay can be rolled to any thickness, while retaining its highly conductive properties. This new material could find uses in energy storage devices like batteries and supercapacitors.

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Shaping The Future of Energy Storage With Conductive Clay

December 01, 2014

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