Claudia Cea's pioneering research in bioelectronics and neural engineering paves the way for her new role at Yale.
VisionPro eyeglasses, a breakthrough by alum Muneer Khan (MS EE '22), are revolutionizing mobility and independence for the visually impaired community.
EE Professor James Anderson and his students Han Wang, Leonardo Toso, and Donglin Zhan win the best paper award at this year's Learning for Dynamics and Control Conference (L4DC).
At its second annual review, the Center for Ubiquitous Connectivity (CUbiC), housed within the EE department, emphasized advancements in energy efficiency, disruptive innovation, and its support for the next generation of the semiconductor workforce.
EE Professor Asaf Cidon and PhD student Yuhong Zhong's research on CXL memory at OSDI 2024 enhances cloud computing efficiency and sustainability.
Professor Matthias Preindl and Dr.Liwei Zhou (EE Ph.D ‘22) are transforming the field of power electronics with their book "Software-Defined Power Electronics."
Professors Zoran Kostic, Gil Zussman, Javad Ghaderi, and their students share their latest findings at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference (CVPR).
Once overlooked, Conway’s work laid the foundation for modern computing technologies.
Tanvir Ahmed Khan has been awarded the prestigious ACM SIGARCH/IEEE CS TCCA Outstanding Dissertation Award for his dissertation, "Rescuing Data Center Processors."
EE Prof.Ioannis Kymissis featured in MIT News for his work on implantable microphone.
Dive into the latest updates, achievements, and stories from our vibrant EE/CE community
Alum Deidra Hodges, Chair of FIU's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, has been elected to the Board of ECEDHA, highlighting her leadership in renewable energy and photovoltaics research.
Discover how groundbreaking research, led by CS Prof. Xia Zhou together with EE Prof. Fred Jiang and PhD students Qijia Shao, Emily Bejerano and Jingping Nie, uses wearable sensing fabrics to help caregivers monitor Kangaroo Mother Care practices for preterm and low birth weight infants
Learn how Professor Brian Plancher, an affiliated EE professor from Barnard College, is integrating cutting-edge robotics research and education into Columbia's Engineering program, fostering innovation and collaboration among students.
At IEEE's 74th ECTC, Keren Bergman explored the complexities and breakthroughs in co-packaging photonic and electronic components. In her keynote, she discussed cutting-edge techniques to bring photonic chips closer to compute, memory, and other crucial system elements, and we had the opportunity to delve deeper into her insights.