GW Engineering Alumna Aicha Evans Named Monumental Alumni
GW Today shared the list of the five GW alumni who were recently honored with this award, including GW Engineering alumna Aicha Evans, B.S. '96.
Department News
Multidisciplinary Team Works to Enhance GW's Expertise in Energy Technologies
In September 2023, four faculty members of the Environmental & Energy Management Institute were awarded a research grant from GW’s Cross-Disciplinary Research Fund to integrate and enhance GW’s...
Advancing the Field of Networking Research
ECE Professors Suresh Subramaniam and Tian Lan helped coordinate MobiHoc 2023 being held in the University Student Center and Science & Engineering Hall from October 23 through 26, 2023.
Showcasing GW Engineering to Alumni & Families
Hundreds of GW alumni came home in September to participate in a slew of activities, like the "Best of GW" lecture series, that show off the best the university has to offer alongside current...
Designing Next-generation Computing Architectures
In Spring 2023, Professor Ahmed Louri was awarded three new National Science Foundation awards to continue researching and designing next-generation computing architectures.
Investigating Entropy Oxide Memristors for Software-Equivalent Neuromorphic Computing
Dr. Gina Adam has received an NSF CAREER award to work on new materials and device designs for more reliable synaptic devices to support neuromorphic hardware in the future.
Latest recipients join 11 other GW faculty with active CAREER awards. The newest awardee from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department is Professor Gina Adam!
Highlighting New Collaboration Between GW and NIST for STEM Worker Cultivation
Technical.ly highlighted the new collaboration between GW and NIST that aims to cultivate the next generation of STEM workers.
Strengthening the U.S. Scientific Workforce Through GW and NIST Partnership
The National Institute of Standards and Technology awards GW Engineering up to $29.9 million to develop and train a diverse pool of scientists and engineers.
Professor David Nagel Comments on Cold Fusion's Scientific Comeback
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Research Professor David Nagel was featured in an article by Popular Science, “Cold fusion is making a scientific comeback.”