Electrical engineering professor Tanvir Ahmed Khan will help develop an AI-powered framework to better understand and improve high-performance computing workloads across U.S. national laboratories.
The event brought together industry and Columbia quantum faculty to explore emerging quantum research and discuss how best to bring it out of the lab.
EE Ph.D. students Yi-Chen “Ethan” Liu and Peter Ballentine were recognized for research advancing high-temperature electronics and organic semiconductor radiation detectors.
EE Professor Keren Bergman was named to HPCWire's 35 Legends of Class of 2026 under Visionary for the Future of Photonic Computing.
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The Center for Ubiquitous Connectivity (CUbiC) continues to develop the future of communications technology at the systems level, while supporting workforce development.
In a campus-wide search for hidden radio transmitters, students from Columbia and West Point turned RF fundamentals into a hands-on engineering competition.
Columbia Electrical Engineering Department supported the Inaugural PANYC Symposium for Emerging Researchers.
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.