Harnessing AI to Tackle Dynamic Challenges: From Cybersecurity to Education
ECE professor Tian Lan is leading groundbreaking work on the applications of multi-agent AI for security and mixed reality, supported by ARO and NSF grants.
Harnessing AI to Tackle Dynamic Challenges: From Cybersecurity to Education
ECE professor Tian Lan is leading groundbreaking work on the applications of multi-agent AI for security and mixed reality, supported by ARO and NSF grants.
Professor Louri Honored as IEEE Life Fellow for a Lifetime of Innovation and Service
Professor Ahmed Louri's profound impact on computing and the IEEE community has earned him one of the highest honors in his field: IEEE Life Fellow membership.
Professor Tian Lan Plays Key Role in INFOCOM 2025
ECE professor Tian Lan invited researchers from around the globe to the Science & Engineering Hall for a technical program committee meeting and the inaugural INFOCOM Distinguished Lectures...
Engineering Across Borders: Grad Bites & Global Flavors
The ‘Engineering Across Borders: Grad Bites & Global Flavors’ event brought together a vibrant audience in the Lehman Auditorium to celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion in engineering.
Undergraduate Research Accelerates Machine Learning Efficiency
Seth David Kay, a junior at GW, presented his research on accelerating Sparse Matrix-Matrix Multiplication for ML at the IEEE HPEC Conference, enhancing computation efficiency in complex data...
Enhancing the Security of Mixed Reality Technologies
In a collaborative effort supported by DARPA, ECE Professor Tian Lan is working to build MR systems to safeguard human users from cognitive attacks and offer verifiable cognitive guarantees.
Transforming Macroeconomic Analysis with Hysteresis Modeling Techniques
In an unexpected collaboration, ECE Professor Can Korman lended his expertise in magnetic hysteresis to shed light on hysteresis in macroeconomics in the new book, Theory of Macroeconomic Hysteresis.
Drones Could Reduce Opioid Overdose Response, GW Study Finds
Decision Sciences and ECE professor Miguel Lejeune’s new study explores using drones to reduce response times and improve survival rates during opioid overdoses, based on Virginia Beach data.
Shaping the Future of Computing
Prof. Ahmed Louri was honored for his constant innovation and profound impact on the field of computing, securing an IEEE Computer Society Golden Core Award and a patent for a novel fault-tolerant...
Power and Energy Students Tour Honeywell and Duke Energy
In Spring 2024, ECE Profs. Payman Dehghanian and Can Korman, along with visiting faculty from ADA University, led a group of students on an informational tour of Honeywell and Duke Energy.