News (created April 15, 2021 1:26pm)

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.

EE PhD students Vishal Choudhari and Cong Han and Associate Professor Nima Mesgarani developed a brain-controlled hearing system that uses neural signals to enhance speech in noisy, real-world environments with moving talkers.

Apple team shares career advice and industry insights during a tech talk and Q&A session with EE students, along with exclusive resume reviews and mentorship.

EE Professor Asaf Cidon, along with experts from IBM, University of Michigan, Meta Fundamental AI Research, Cornell Tech, and University of Pennsylvania, explores how to reduce the carbon footprint of cloud computing amidst the rapid growth of AI.

EE alum Claudia Cea (EE PhD '23) built a flexible system based on ion transistors for human-computer interfaces. She was nominated for MIT Tech Review's  35 Under 35 Innovator List.

IBM Quantum team discusses career opportunities and the future of quantum computing with Columbia Engineering students.