Electrical Engineering Department News

Costing just pennies to make, tiny radios-on-a-chip are designed to serve as controllers or sensors for the 'Internet of Things.'

John Duchi and Gordon Wetzstein Join the Electrical Engineering Faculty this September

EE Consulting Professor Stephen Ryu co-authored research that reveals the neural basis for why learning new tasks can be difficult, which could lead to improved therapies for stroke and other brain injuries.

The Final Presentation Day for the EE Research Experience for Undergraduates Program took place on Thursday, Aug. 28.

The EE department mourns Gaul, who died due to a massive heart attack on Aug. 5 while backpacking in the Sierra Nevadas.

A team of researchers led by Shanhui Fan has found a way to let solar cells cool themselves by shepherding away unwanted thermal radiation.

Feng Xiong has been awarded the Materials Research Society (MRS) 2014 "Gold" Graduate Student Award

Two staff members each received a $50 Visa card in recognition of their extraordinary efforts as part of the department’s 2014 Staff Gift Card Bonus Program.

Bright spots in a large lake on Titan suggest that Saturn's largest moon supports processes similar to Earth's water cycle, says EE Prof. Howard Zebker.

Four staff members each received a $50 Visa card in recognition of their extraordinary efforts as part of the department’s 2014 Staff Gift Card Bonus Program.