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Yiannis Levendis

Apr 21, 2026

The Engineer Behind Clean Combustion & Sustainable Fuels

MIE Distinguished Professor Yiannis Levendis leads pioneering research in clean combustion and sustainable fuels, developing innovations like recyclable iron fuel and wildfire-resistant technologies to solve critical environmental challenges.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Apr 21, 2026

Student Engineering Group Creates Affordable Wheelchair and Construction Manual for Capstone Project

One engineering Capstone group created a low-cost wheelchair out of wood and bicycle parts, also creating a step-by-step manual of the construction, making this wheelchair a more accessible solution to others who cannot afford a traditional wheelchair.

Bioengineering

Apr 21, 2026

End of the Semester Brings Innovative Projects

As the semester wraps up, Northeastern Global News explores a handful of interesting final projects from a variety of Northeastern students.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Apr 21, 2026

The Blending of Physics and Engineering to Generate Positive Change

Brennan Bezdek, E’27, mechanical engineering, is currently on co-op at the MIT Department of Material Science and Engineering. Combining this experience with his vast array of research endeavors at Northeastern, Bezdek is planning to pursue higher education with the motivation of creating a positive impact.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Apr 16, 2026

Solving Real Healthcare Problems with Tech: Naimisha Kaza’s Story

For Naimisha Kaza, Information Systems, fall ’25, technology has always been more than code—it is a tool to solve meaningful problems in healthcare. At Northeastern University’s College of Engineering, Kaza has built an academic and professional journey that bridges biomedical engineering, software development, and real-world healthcare innovation.

Software Engineering and Information Systems

Apr 15, 2026

Professional Development Through Human Connection with the LEADERs Program

For many PhD students, the path from academic research to an industry career can feel like navigating uncharted territory, but for Fridolin Paiki, a Computer Engineering doctoral candidate who specializes in System Identification and Machine Learning, the LEADERs program provided both the map and the compass needed for this voyage.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Apr 15, 2026

ChE PhD Student Wins NSBE and ACS Honors

Lawrence Ajayi, PhD’27, chemical engineering, has received the 2025–2026 Ramboll Flourish Scholarship from the National Society of Black Engineers, which supports students pursuing degrees in engineering, natural sciences, or architecture who plan to study abroad for a semester. He also received the 2025 Graduate Student Award in Environmental Chemistry from the Environmental Chemistry Division of the American Chemical Society, which recognizes graduate students who are working in areas related to environmental chemistry.

Chemical Engineering

Apr 14, 2026

ECE Student Receives 2026 Critical Language Scholarship

Anastasia Lindquist, E’25, computer engineering and computer science, was the recipient of the 2026 Critical Language Scholarship, which partners with universities and nonprofits around the globe to provide cohorts of U.S. students an opportunity to study the language and culture in a country/location where the target language is commonly spoken.

Electrical & Computer Engineering