Awards and Honors
Congratulations to the recent award recipients and honorees in our department!
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Electrical Engineering:
Jose Cardelle
Matthew Chea
Angelo Ferrara
Brian Fogelson
Tina Gao
Ali Geisa
Zanir Habib
Russ Huang
John Hughes
Thomas Keady
Jeong Hun Kim
Peter Klinkmueller
Cheng-I Lai
Vinicius Lepca
Xiang Li
Brian Linton
Isaac Mears
Zachary Poole
John Ravekes
Eric Rong
William Ruppenthal
Aurik Sarker
Rigas Simos
Samuel Spetalnick
Brandon Tran
Varun Venkatesh
Rebecca ZhouComputer Engineering:
Anderson Adon
Nkiru Afulukwe
Travis Chan
Maxwell Fleming
Michiru Fredricks
Xinyi He
Benjamin Hoertnagl-Pereira
Patrick Huie
Tae Jin Kim
Kiho Kwon
Brandon Lax
PengXi Li
Erlun Lian
Cortland Morse
Raphael Norman-Tenazas
Elijah Pivo
Pedro Rivera
James Roberts
Sahil Shah
Ireoluwa Shobayo
Nicholas Skacel
Sara Weill
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Computer Engineering:
Anton Alyakin
Ashwin Bhat
Zachary Chernin
Benjamin Hoertnagl-Pereira
Tae Jin Kim
Brandon Lax
Vivek Netrakanti
Elijah Pivo
Gary Qian
James Roberts
Lucas Robinson
Henrik Schuh
Jeffrey Sham
Nicholas SkacelElectrical Engineering:
Alex Bocchieri
Travis Chan
Sebastian Chen
Sherry Chiu
Ryan Demo
Brian Fogelson
Darren Forbes
Ali Geisa
Zhengyun Ji
Thomas Keady
Patrick Kelly
Nicole Kim
Peter Klinkmueller
Cheng-I Lai
Xiang Li
Isaac Mears
Tan Nguyen
Andrew Rauch
John Ravekes
William Ruppenthal
Aurik Sarker
Samuel Spetalnick
Charles Thornton
Brandon Tran
Daniel Vresilovic
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Electronics Design Lab
- Winner: Smart Mug Project
- Runner-up: Dynamic Optical Guidance Project
- Runner-up: Dynamic Showerhead Project
Digital Systems Fundamentals
- Winner: Meredith Lipp
BioPhotonics
- Winner: STED Microscope
ECE Team Project
- Winner: DC/AC Inverter System
Undergraduate Research Projects
- Winner: Gary Qian
Overall Winner
- Smart Mug Project
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Please congratulate this year’s Electrical and Computer Engineering Departmental award winners!
John Boswell Whitehead Award
John Boswell Whitehead was named Professor of Electrical Engineering in 1910 and began a program in Applied Electricity that led to the formation of the Electrical Engineering Department. Professor Whitehead was also the first Dean of the School of Engineering. This award is presented annually for outstanding achievements in electrical and computer engineering by an undergraduate student.
The John Boswell Whitehead Award in Electrical Engineering is presented to Zhuo Zhang.
William H. Huggins Awards
William H. Huggins was chair of the Electrical Engineering Department from 1970 to 1975. Dr. Huggins was a member of the National Academy of Engineering, a fellow of the IEEE, and was the recipient of the IEEE Educational Medal and the IEEE Edison Medal. These awards are presented annually to senior and junior students in Electrical and Computer Engineering for outstanding scholarship and service to the department and to his or her fellow students.
The William H. Huggins Junior Award for Electrical Engineering is presented to Zhengyun Ji.
The William H. Huggins Junior Award for Computer Engineering is presented to Bo Liu.
The William H. Huggins Senior Award for Electrical Engineering is presented to Ruta Patel.
The William H. Huggins Senior Award for Computer Engineering is presented to Michael Lombardo.
The Charles A. Conklin Award
Charles A. Conklin III earned his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Johns Hopkins in 1927. This award is presented to outstanding Electrical and Computer Engineering seniors to recognize their academic achievements.
The Charles A. Conklin Award in Electrical Engineering is presented to Andrew Dykman.
The Charles A. Conklin Award in Computer Engineering is presented to Clayton Minicus.
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Student Leadership Award
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Student Leadership Award recognizes significant achievement by a graduating senior for leadership and service in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Student Leadership Award is presented to Adebayo Eisape.
The Muly Family Undergraduate Research Award
This award supports undergraduate student research and is awarded annually to an exceptional undergraduate student conducting research in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. It was established by Emil ’56 and Faye Muly in honor of their family who include several generations of Hopkins alumni.
The Muly Family Undergraduate Research Award is presented to Andrew Dykman.
2015-2016 Arduino Design Competition Award
The Arduino Design Competition is a platform where teams try to design the most creative, innovative or unique device. Arduino is an open-source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software. It’s intended for anyone making interactive projects. Arduino senses the environment by receiving inputs from many sensors, and affects its surroundings by controlling lights, motors, and other actuators. You can tell your Arduino what to do by writing code in the Arduino programming language and using the Arduino development environment.
The 2015-2016 Arduino Design Competition Award is presented to Christopher Kulawik and Michael Patti.
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Major: Computer Engineering
Matthew Beutler
James Charles
Eyal Foni
Anthony Garay
Benjamin Hoertnagl-Pereira
Tae Jin Kim
Matthew Kosarek
Jimmy Li
Yat Shing Jacob Lin
Bo Liu
Michael Lombardo
Gary Qian
Henrik Schuh
Jeffrey Sham
Nicholas Skacel
Eric Tsai
Yuan Jing Vincent Yan
Jung Yang
Jason Zhang
Yuanwei Zhao
Major: Electrical Engineering
Alex Bocchieri
Aurin Chakravarty
Sebastian Chen
Sherry Chiu
Rosalind Dempsey
Sarah Denenberg
Andrew Dykman
Brian Fogelson
Ali Geisa
Justin Gilston
Gavin Granath
Zanir Habib
Seal-bin Han
John Hughes
Zhengyun Ji
Eric Kaufman
Thomas Keady
Nicole Kim
Peter Klinkmueller
Christopher Kulawik
Cheng-I Lai
Bryan Li
Jeremy Mazumder
Michael Miller
Ryan Newell
Samuel Ng
Ruta Patel
Michael Patti
Yixiao Qu
Andrew Rauch
Samuel Spetalnick
Daniel Vresilovic
Yu Wang
Max Yelsky
Yeyi Yun
Zhuo Zhang
