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.
The Columbia electrical engineering professor will develop degradation-aware gallium nitride circuits designed to operate in harsh settings, from planetary exploration to nuclear energy systems.
Professor Keren Bergman elected member of the Academy for 2026.
This award honors Qu’s exceptional teaching and mentorship of students at the University of Michigan, in addition to his research excellence.
Columbia EE professors Harish Krishnaswamy and Vishal Misra are part of Columbia Technology Ventures’ Faculty Ambassadors program, which connects researchers with peer guidance on licensing, startups, and real-world impact.
The ECEDHA Innovative Program Award recognizes Kinget’s decade-plus effort to give Columbia students a rare, end-to-end chip design experience.
Keren Bergman, Charles Batchelor Professor of Electrical Engineering at Columbia spoke to congressional staffers about quantum research. Universities will be critical to keeping America at the forefront of this rapidly advancing field, says research panel.
Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Nima Mesgarani was featured in the tech explore article.
Antonella Navarro shares how she tries to find balance. Her tip? Block your calendar with an "MFA:" Mandatory Fun Activity.