Prompts to Large Language Models Have Evil Twins
ECE Prof. Howie Huang and PhD students Rimon Melamed, Lucas H. McCabe, and Yejin Kim uncovered human-readable prompts to LLMs can often be substituted with seemingly nonsensical strings that produce...
ControlTheory CEO and GW Engineering Alumnus Bob Quillin Featured in Pulse 2.0
GW Engineering alumnus Bob Quillin discusses how ControlTheory boosts enterprise observability by leveraging controllability, cutting costs, and optimizing outcomes.
Kabbani Named Chairman of Lebanon’s Council for Development and Reconstruction
Reported in Business News, electrical engineering alumnus Mohamed Ali Kabbani has been appointed chairman of Lebanon’s Council for Development and Reconstruction.
Researchers Advance Methods for Detecting Coordinated Social Media Posting
GW Engineering researchers co-authored a study that advances methods to detect coordinated link sharing on Facebook, helping expose manipulation by malicious actors.
Tian Lan Delivers Keynote at Bowie State’s Inaugural AI & Data Science Conference
ECE Professor Tian Lan joined tech leaders at Bowie State’s first AI & Data Science Conference, presenting research on multi-agent decision-making in the open world.
Researchers Transform Memristor Flaws into AI Efficiency Gains
Prof. Gina Adam and student Osama Yousuf pioneered fault-tolerant AI hardware using layer-ensemble averaging, paving the way for energy-efficient computing at scale.
New Patent by Professor Louri Reinforces Network-on-Chip Security
Prof. Ahmed Louri's latest patent introduces a learning-enabled framework that boosts Hardware Trojan detection while cutting energy use, marking another leap for secure and sustainable computing.
Anousheh Ansari Featured Among Pioneering Women in Space
Outlook highlights GW Engineering and ECE Department alumna Anousheh Ansari among eight trailblazing female astronauts who made history with their space expeditions.
Zoox CEO Aicha Evans on Scaling Autonomous Taxis
Aicha Evans, B.S. ‘96, discusses Zoox’s journey from bold startup to deployment-ready, in a Wall Street Journal article and podcast, Bold Names.
Elevating Sustainable Computing: Professor Louri Named Editor-in-Chief of IEEE TSUSC
Professor Ahmed Louri is leading the global conversation on sustainable computing as the newly-appointed Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Computing.
