GW Engineering’s Role in Tackling Semiconductor Design Challenges with AI
ECE Professor Weidong Cao is advancing U.S. competitiveness in the semiconductor industry through his collaboration on a project leveraging AI and ML to optimize RFIC design methods.
Enhancing AI through Hardware Innovation
First-year Ph.D. student Isaac Bilsel begins his doctoral studies with support from a Scholar Award from the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Metro Washington Chapter.
Power and Energy Student Organization Earns International Recognition
GW’s IEEE PES-IAS Joint Student Branch Chapter's efforts were recognized internationally, receiving a 2025 “Outstanding Joint IAS SB Chapter Award” at the IEEE IAS Annual Meeting in Taiwan.
Coordinated by Schurr, GW Engineering’s AI Research Takes the National Stage
Determined to showcase GW Engineering's impact-directed research, rising junior Aidan Schurr coordinated the school’s booth at the 2025 SCSP AI + EXPO in Washington, D.C.
nVent Names GW Engineering Alumna Diane Leopold to Board of Directors
nVent Electric appoints industry leader Diane Leopold to its boards, reinforcing its strategic growth with over 30 years of utility sector expertise.
Alumna Jingdi Chen Joins University of Arizona as Assistant Professor
Jingdi Chen, Ph.D. ’24, will join the University of Arizona as an assistant professor this fall, where she will lead groundbreaking research in multi-agent systems and AI.
GW Researchers Advance Brain-Inspired AI with Study on Spiking Neural Networks
GW Engineering’s Gina Adam and Joseph Kilgore improve training for brain-inspired AI systems by exploring biologically informed neuron ratios in spiking neural networks.
Students Gain Hands-On Chip Design Experience in Microfabrication Couse
Through a partnership with NIST, students in Professor Gina Adam’s class designed and integrated new structures on microchips using real-world nanofabrication tools.
Prompts to Large Language Models Have Evil Twins
ECE Prof. Howie Huang and PhD students Rimon Melamed, Lucas H. McCabe, and Yejin Kim uncovered human-readable prompts to LLMs can often be substituted with seemingly nonsensical strings that produce...
ControlTheory CEO and GW Engineering Alumnus Bob Quillin Featured in Pulse 2.0
GW Engineering alumnus Bob Quillin discusses how ControlTheory boosts enterprise observability by leveraging controllability, cutting costs, and optimizing outcomes.
