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.
Department News
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.”
Inventors Community at GW Engineering Strengthened by NAI Chapter Launch
On April 26, GW launched a National Academy of Inventors chapter to honor its thriving community of researchers, inventors, and entrepreneurs across the university. GW Engineering had 17 faculty...
Dr. Subramaniam Awarded for Years of Research on Optical Networking
Congratulations to Dr. Suresh Subramaniam on being awarded the 2022 Outstanding Technical Achievement Award by the Optical Networking Technical Committee of the IEEE Communications Society!
EEMI Presents Key Initiatives to Combat Climate Change
On May 10, the GW Environmental and Energy Management Insitute (EEMI) gathered colleagues for a meeting to address the pressing issue of climate change and the need for global action.
Future Technologies for AI and Computing
Professors Tarek El-Ghazawi, Volker Sorger, and Ahmed Louri are each working on future technologies for AI and computing using grants from various institutions.