Researchers in Columbia Engineering and Columbia University Irving Medical Center will build a wireless bioelectronic device to treat obesity and diabetes.
From pushing the boundaries of semiconductor research to championing women in engineering, Professor Savannah Eisner is proving that the future of technology is diverse and limitless.
Zhao’s research explores how foundation models can interact with the physical world through reconfigurable drone systems.
A milestone moment: Columbia EE unveils its vibrant new student and faculty space in Mudd 13th floor.
The team is developing new AI architectures that distribute tasks intelligently across the network with support from MediaTek.
Wei Family Private Foundation recognizes the 2024 recipient of its prestigious scholarship grant at Columbia EE.
Six research labs, led by top faculty and student presenters, showcased cutting-edge projects to recruit aspiring researchers for the Spring 2025 semester.
John Levy shared insights on the challenges of scaling quantum computers and introduced SEEQC's innovative quantum computing chip during a lecture at the EE Department.
A Columbia Engineering startup nabs $44M to tackle energy and scalability challenges with a new platform that significantly boosts AI data performance and efficiency.
Paving the Road for Advanced Bioelectronics in Functional Neurosurgery.
EE brought together students and alumni for a night of mentorship, networking, and career advice, inspiring the next generation to navigate a challenging job market with confidence.
In his Lecture, President Chiang discussed the pivotal role of semiconductor innovation in securing America's technological future.
EE Associate Professor Matthias Preindl, a pioneering expert in power electronics and battery management, has been promoted to Columbia Engineering's tenured faculty in 2024.
EE welcomes Dr. Homayoon Beigi as Professor of Professional Practice in Electrical joint with Mechanical Engineering, bringing decades of pioneering expertise in biometrics and machine learning
EE alum Imran Shah (BS’84, MS’86, PhD’94) returned to campus as the Silberstein Family Executive in Residence, sharing insights from his career journey with students.