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The image shows the surface roughness of the samples mentioned in the article.

Visual and Tactile Perception in Inspection of Machined Surfaces

Yan-Ting Chen

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Ph.D.

Student

Carrier wafer holding 61 processed devices on the right and schematic of cell transfusion on the left.

Fabricating carbon nanotube arrays for more accessible cancer treatments

Mujtaba YK Siddiqui

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Ph.D.

Student

A set of hands with gloves holding a bottle with a yellow liquid inside.

A Breakthrough in Cell and Virus Analysis: How Electric Fields are Transforming Biomedical Research

Alaleh Vaghef-Koodehi, Blanca H. Lapizco-Encinas

Biomedical and Chemical Engineering Ph.D.

Student

Harshala Patil wearing a pink and gray striped shirt and standing in front of mountains in the background.

Alumna Harshala Patil leads semiconductor development at Samsung

Microelectronic Engineering BS

Alumni

RIT Research Minute: DNA Computing video

RIT Research Minute: DNA Computing

Amlan Ganguly

Computer Engineering Minor

Faculty

An AI generated image of organs on chip like platforms.

From Lab to Life: Transforming Medicine with Organ-on-Chip Technology

Mehran Mansouri

Biomedical and Chemical Engineering Ph.D.

Student

RIT Alum Arthur Deane is wearing a greay polo short and beige pants. He walks along a path in Washington, D.C., with the U.S. Capital Building in the distance.

Amazon Exec Empowers Next-Gen Cybersecurity Talent

Electrical Engineering BS

Alumni

RIT's Formula ONe team is grouped together with the trophy they won at the SAE Michigan Competition.

RIT Formula Racing Zooms to Big Win at SAE Michigan

Mechanical Engineering BS

Student

Morgan Mistysyn

Mistysyn Earns Outstanding Graduate Woman Award

Mechanical Engineering ME

Margot Sandy

Making a Global Impact in Product Development

Product Development MS

Alumni

Evan Manfreda-Schulz

Ph.D. Student's Quantum Breakthrough Published in Optica Quantum

Microsystems Engineering Ph.D.

RIT researcher Ke Du

NIH Grant Supports RIT’s Fight Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria in Sepsis

Chemical Engineering BS

Faculty