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CAREER Awards Boost Studies in Robot Security, Drug Development

Sept. 5, 2025

Five professors, including Dr. Filippo Romiti, received awards to support research to design innovative electric machines, improve robotic-system security, create temperature sensations for virtual reality users, advance digital-storage technology and synthesize new drugs.

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