The next era of computing will depend on controlling light the way we now control electricity – this trick that could do just that.

It may mean that concentrating on planning really hard before each attempt is the catalyst to learning.

Students from EE276 created videos for middle school students in lieu of the planned in-person outreach event.

Their paper is titled, “A mm-Sized Wireless Implantable Device for Electrical Stimulation of Peripheral Nerves."

Their ‘COSMOS’ system can record motor control and decision making, sensory perception, and is a useful technique to evaluate effectiveness of psychiatric drugs.

We are proud of our history of innovation and entrepreneurship, and of our ongoing mission to address major societal challenges. EE recognizes that we have significant work to do in these areas and we look to the entire EE community to improve our future.

The Boren Awards provide students with resources and encouragement to acquire language skills and experience in countries critical to the future security and stability of the United States.

The two show robust and efficient wireless power transfer using a power-efficient switch-mode amplifier with current-sensing feedback in a parity-time symmetric circuit.

Congratulations to Lei Gu, PhD on receiving the IEEE Power Electronics Society Ph.D. Thesis Talk Award.