GW Engineers Sharpen Their Research Communication Skills at 3MT
GW Engineering Ph.D. students from four of our six academic departments competed in GW’s 2025 Three Minute Thesis competition, showcasing their interdisciplinary research to a broad audience.
Prof. Adam Awarded DOE Early Career Research Award for Neuromorphic Computing Research
Professor Gina Adam was awarded the Department of Energy Early Career Research Award for her work developing brain-inspired hardware and algorithms to reduce the energy consumption of AI.
GW Engineering Builds Connections at IEEE-HKN Student Leadership Conference
Dr. Payman Dehghanian and Nazneen Ahmed represented GW Engineering at the 2024 IEEE-HKN SLC, fostering leadership, collaboration, and innovation in sustainable energy.
Nazneen Ahmed Represents GW Engineering at IEEE WIE Forum USA East 2024
Nazneen Ahmed represented GW Engineering at the 2024 IEEE WIE Forum USA East, networking, fundraising, and promoting STEM diversity while preparing to help lead the 2025 event.
Experts Explore Cold Fusion's Potential as a Clean Energy Alternative
In a letter to The Guardian, ECE Research Professor David Nagel and co-authors highlight cold fusion's potential as a small, sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.
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.
GW Engineering Alumna Anousheh Ansari on 30 Years of XPRIZE
GW Engineering alumna Anousheh Ansari reflects on XPRIZE’s impact, from space exploration to carbon removal, in a Vox feature on three decades of groundbreaking innovation.
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.
