Professor Ioannis (John) Kymissis works with a multi-institutional team of researchers to develop a tiny implantable microphone, paving the way for fully internal cochlear implants.
Professor Beigi reflects on his 30+ years of research through his latest encyclopedia article that uncovers the advancements and real-world applications of speaker recognition, a transformative biometric technology shaping secure and personalized interactions.
Honored for his groundbreaking contributions to multipath congestion control, Dr. Walid joins an elite group of computing innovators shaping the future of science and technology.
In karate competitions around the world, this busy electrical-engineering major is creating sparks.
Groundbreaking work in sensors, displays, and spectroscopy earns Kymissis prestigious recognition from the international society for optics and photonics.
In this conversation, EE Professors and Columbia Engineering School Dean Shih-Fu Chang and Vice Dean Vishal Misra discuss how the School is driving and responding to this exciting moment in the development of artificial intelligence.
Anderson and collaborators were honored for their groundbreaking work in distributed model predictive control, advancing scalable solutions for complex cyberphysical systems
EE & EEE Professor Bolun Xu wrote about his study on how most U.S. energy infrastructure wasn’t built with renewables in mind. Learn how machine learning algorithms are helping batteries plug into the grid.
EE Professor Matthias Preindl led the partnership between Columbia and Tau Motors to establish a new center to advance research in electric energy conversion and related applications.
In their groundbreaking collaboration, mechanical engineering professor Kristin Myers and electrical engineering professor Christine Hendon are answering vital questions in maternal and gynecological health — and developing lifesaving technologies.
Celebrating a leading scholar’s impact on wireless networks and engineering innovation.
Recognizing a leader in control theory and cyber-physical systems.
Ioannis (John) Kymissis has been recognized for his pioneering work in thin-film electronics and contributions to innovation and technology translation.
Electrical and computer engineering leadership discuss innovations in education at a recent conference at Columbia Engineering.
Gitlin, who served as visiting professor at Columbia’s electrical engineering department, is recognized for his impactful work on communications systems and networks, including DSL and smart antennas for wireless systems (now known as multiple-input, multiple-output technology).