3.19 Drexel Engineers Design Screw-Driven Flow Cell to Power Next-Generation Energy Storage Drawing on an ancient pumping concept, Drexel engineers have developed a flow cell that handles thick carbon suspensions conventional designs can't manage — a potential breakthrough for grid-scale energy storage. The design also shows promise for water treatment, direct lithium extraction and other industrial applications where high-viscosity fluids need to stay electrochemically active.
3.10 Drexel Engineering Announces Recipients of 2026 Faculty Awards The Longsview Fellowships, Carleone Faculty Awards, and Grimes Family Faculty Awards recognize outstanding faculty research initiatives that foster interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation in engineering and related fields.
3.4 VIP Program Gives Drexel Student Hands-On Role in Sustainable Textile Research Through Drexel's Vertically Integrated Projects program, fourth-year student Saffron Buscemi is working alongside faculty and graduate researchers to develop biopolymer nanoyarns using electrospinning — a process that could offer new sustainable alternatives for the textile industry.