Electrical Engineering Department News

Battery Systems, EE/CEE 292X combines industry research with student creativity.

The team wants to accelerate electrons to 94 percent of the speed of light, or 1 million electron volts (1MeV) so that it can be used for research and medical purposes.

The National Academy of Engineering of Korea acknowledges Stephen’s contributions to the development of electrical engineering.

The team's research found that the part of the motor cortex that controls hand movement also appears to influence the muscles of the jaw, lips and tongue.

HIs citation reads, “For understanding of whistler-mode wave-particle interaction in near-Earth space, and the electrodynamic coupling between lighting discharges and the upper atmosphere.”

The EE department mourns Hector, who passed away November 25.

She was chosen from high-calibre candidates from across the world as a result of her research and proposed the development of miniature Titanium:sapphire (Ti:sapph) lasers.

Q-FARM is trying to develop a new generation of chips that would control photons as reliably as today’s chips control electrons.

His citation reads, "In recognition of outstanding contributions to computational imaging and display technologies." The Society's awards recognize technical accomplishments as well as committed service to SPIE and the support of its organizational missio

He continues to make significant contributions to both department and university computing as a systems architect, analyst and software developer.