PhD student Alon S. Levin and recent PhD graduate Minghui Zhao presented work on full-duplex wireless systems and physical AI at the 2026 forum in Cambridge, U.K. Levin received the Best Presentation Award.
Levin will spend the coming semester conducting research at the Technion–Israel Institute of Technology, exploring new physical-layer security applications for full-duplex wireless systems.
The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program recognizes early-career researchers with exceptional potential to advance science and engineering.
Dana Clarke was commissioned in a ceremony May 21 as officer in the U.S. Navy.
Columbia Engineering’s Department of Electrical Engineering celebrates master’s and doctoral students recognized for research, teaching, service and academic excellence.
Schulzrinne is honored for advancing the protocols and technologies behind modern internet communication.
The Columbia EE adjunct faculty member will lead a research team developing analog and mixed-signal IP for AI hardware and quantum control electronics.
Professor Nima Mesgarani featured in IEEE Spectrum on how adaptive sound control could help those with hearing loss.
EE students were honored with Columbia Engineering Graduate Student Awards.
PhD student Michael Cullen develops light-based systems to improve data center performance and efficiency.
The student-led event brought middle school students to Columbia’s Morningside Heights campus for a day of mentorship, discovery, and hands-on experiments.
After more than a decade of research, scientists evaluate implanted brain-decoding technology that helps people hear one voice among many.
From brain-computer interfaces and smart footballs to open-source lithography platforms and AI-powered hand-hygiene systems, Electrical Engineering seniors brought real-world problem-solving to life through nine ambitious capstone projects.
Columbia Electrical Engineering Department recognizes the outstanding achievements of its senior students with the 2026 Senior Dinner.
Gorlatova, who earned her PhD in electrical engineering from Columbia in 2013 is advancing wearable augmented reality systems with applications in medicine, education and human-centered computing.