Two years ago, Valerie Rennoll applied for a fellowship through IEEE’s Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society (DEIS), but was rejected. Rennoll, a PhD candidate in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering who is a member of professor Jim West’s lab, planned to apply for the fellowship again once she had more experience, which she […]
The room has a long conference table, with a panel of three local Baltimore-based investors sitting at one end, a projector and screen in front of them. Occupying the table’s other seats are representatives from startup companies that have prepared 10-minute pitches for the investors, hoping to receive good news about their products. The scene […]
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) hosts an annual convention for undergraduates that is the country’s largest gathering of Hispanic STEM students and professionals. The goal of the convention is to offer a unique opportunity to engage, support, educate and advance the careers of Hispanic students and professionals. The convention, which was held in […]
Team Sepsis Detection, a group formed within associate research professor Charbel Rizk‘s Learning Innovation Design Team (LINDT) class, just completed its second milestone. The photo below shows the group demonstrating the various methods of collecting the vital signs on Dr. Jim Fackler, a collaborator and also the project sponsor. Once the group gets IRB approval, […]
When Arun Nair began his summer internship at Snapchat in New York City, he knew it would be research heavy and that he would be joining a team designing new products under Snapchat’s umbrella. However, Nair did not expect to have a hand in the creation of technology so interesting that he would write a […]
Pitchers like Justin Verlander of the Houston Astros or Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers often make getting batters out look simple and effortless. However, most pitchers, especially younger ones, struggle to let go of the bad body mechanics – especially throwing motions and grips – that became habits when they first started playing […]
Lidan Wang, a PhD student in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has recently received the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Professional Research Experience Program (PREP) Fellowship. The goal of the Hopkins NIST PREP Consortium (HNPC) is to contribute to the innovation and competitiveness of the future workforce by giving students the […]
The Leading Innovation Design Team has announced its projects for the upcoming school year. They are listed below. If you want more information on a project, either contact LINDT’s lead instructor, ECE associate research professor and lecturer Charbel Rizk, or check out the course’s website. Decon The Opportunity: Healthcare associated infections (HAI) are dangerous and expensive. […]
The Neural Systems Analysis Laboratory, directed by John C. Malone assistant professor Archana Venkataraman in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, recently had eight different papers accepted to academic conferences. The papers were penned by five doctoral candidates – Ravi Shankar, Jeff Craley, Sayan Ghosal, Niharika Shimona D’Souza, and Naresh Nandakumar – and were […]
Two students from the NanoEnergy Laboratory presented research at the 46th annual IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference, held June 16 through 21 in Chicago. Arlene Chiu and Lulin Li, both doctoral candidates working in Susanna Thon’s laboratory, viewed the experience as valuable. “The PVSC is the pre-eminent conference on photovoltaics (solar cells) in the US,” said […]
