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Presidential Award

Yale Engineering faculty members Fengnian Xia and Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio have been named recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE).

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Data Science for the Brain

For research that could lead to – among other advances – better analysis of the brain, Amin Karbasi has won a 2019 NSF CAREER Award.

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Controlling Textures

A new study that features the work of Yale researchers demonstrates a method to create single crystal texture in a self-assembled soft material.

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Atomic-Scale View

With NSF grant, Yale engineers have teamed up to get an atomic-scale look at bulk metallic glasses to better understand their structure – in particular, the mechanisms that cause them to break.

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Detecting Cancer at the Molecular Level

Combining experimental analysis and clinical data, Yale researchers have discovered a mechanism in cancer’s spread that could help develop new drug treatments.

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Scratching the surface: Metallic glass implants

Artificial joints, blood-vessel stents, bone screws, and other implanted objects—crucial tools to help patients—carry risks related to the materials they're made of. Valves and stents, for example...

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Faculty Spotlight
W. Mark Saltzman

W. Mark Saltzman
Goizueta Foundation Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Chemical & Environmental Engineering & Physiology

W. Mark Saltzman's research is motivated by the desire to create safer and more effective medical and surgical therapy. He focuses on tissue engineering and on creating better methods for drug delivery. The Saltzman Research Group has developed technology based on the use of bio-compatible polymeric materials for the controlled delivery of drugs, proteins, and genes.