ECE honors retiring faculty member Dr. Robert Carroll
Dr. Robert Carroll was born and raised in North Carolina. He attended North Carolina State University, Raleigh and received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering in 1967. Following that, he pursed a...
On December 4, 2018 the US Patent and Trademark Office granted Professor Ahmed Louri, David and Marylin Karlgaard Endowed Chair of ECE US Patent 10,148,593 Title: “...
ECE students awarded DEED Student Research Grants
ECE master’s student Bhavesh Shinde and Ph.D. student Shiyuan Wang have been awarded $5,000 American Public Power Association (APPA)'s Demonstration of Energy & Efficiency...
Dr. Zaghloul receives new patent
On November 27, the US Patent and Trademark Office granted Dr. Mona Zaghloul US Patent #10139382 for “Device having an array of sensors on a single chip.” The abstract for the...
Dr. Louri appointed chair of Computer Society committee
The IEEE Computer Society Board of Governors has appointed Dr. Ahmed Louri chair of the Computer Society’s 2019 Fellow Evaluating Committee. The IEEE Fellow Evaluating Committee...
Safeguarding the Nation’s Electric Power Grid
Assistant professor Payman Dehghanian and his collaborators are working to safeguard the nation’s electric power grid and ensure a continuous, reliable, and affordable supply of energy in the face of...
Dr. Lang receives $360K ARO grant
Dr. Roger Lang has received a three-year $360,000 grant from the Army Research Office (ARO) to investigate ultra high frequency (UHF) propagation in mountainous environments. Microwave links...
Dr. Tian Lan has received a one-year, $150,466 research grant from CISCO. The project is a collaborative effort with Dr. Vaneet Aggarwal (Purdue University). The team will...
Dr. Subramaniam receives NSF grant for network infrastructure resilience research
Dr. Suresh Subramaniam has received a three-year $368,000 National Science Foundation grant for the project “Resilience in Next-Generation Intelligent Optical Networks.” The world’s...
SEAS receives $300k Clare Boothe Luce Program award
SEAS receives $300k Clare Boothe Luce Program award
