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Running Robots

Yale researchers offer some answers, as well as some guidance for anyone building a robot designed to run on rough terrain.

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Within Reach

Robotics has long tried to mimic the human hand. Yale engineer Aaron Dollar thinks there’s a better way.

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Liquid Has Structure

Researchers have found that liquid has structure in certain circumstances, and that this structure significantly influences the mysterious and complex formation of metallic glasses.

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Shake it Up

Yale engineers have developed a device that combines mechanical vibration and optical fields to better control light particles.

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Top 10

Making it four years in a row, Yale's Environmental Engineering program has made it into the Top 10 of the U.S. News & World Report’s Graduate Engineering Rankings.

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Liquid has structure, which may be key to understanding metallic glass

Researchers have found that liquid has structure in certain circumstances, and that this structure significantly influences the mysterious and complex formation of metallic glasses.

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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.