Electrical Engineering Department News

Shanhui Fan and team are creating a device that is a solar harvester on top and radiative cooler on the bottom.

What was a fascinating theoretical problem has been launched, and is proving to have a positive impact.

A bulletin of ACM members whose personal and professional stories are a source of inspiration for the larger computing community.

Published in Nature Nanotechnology, their research paper is titled, "Subwavelength angle-sensing photodetectors inspired by directional hearing”.

His citation reads, “for pioneering contributions to diverse fields of electrical engineering and for leadership in technology commercialization and in engineering education, guiding a stellar array of young scholars”.

Congratulations to Dan and Shan on their well-deserved recognition.

Small changes in commute routines could reduce the negative effects of congestion.

Emeritus professor, former chair, & acting dean was named an honorary member of the Optical Society of America for seminal contributions to the field of optics.

Researchers will explore new ways to detect photons, build bio-inspired circuits, develop light-based communication systems and more.

The iCON award celebrates an event that has demonstrated excellence in innovation, content curation, community building, and financial stability and growth.