When Michael Zinner ’67 arrived in Miami on March 1 as the founding CEO and executive medical director of the brand-new Miami Cancer Institute, it was both a homecoming for the South Florida native and the culmination of a celebrated medical career rooted in the inquiry-based approaches he first learned as an electrical engineering major at the Whiting School.
Judy Batenburg, Senior Vice President of IT Services at Starz, was honored with a Woman in Technology award from the Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT) Rocky Mountain Chapter on May 26.
Ekovolt, a startup founded by Emeka Ebo (MS ’03), has partnered with Microsoft to deliver affordable internet access and cloud computing solutions to underserved communities and small medium-sized enterprises in Nigeria.
Victor Veliadis (PhD ’95), a senior advisory engineer for Northrup Grumman Electronic Systems, has been named the chief technology officer for PowerAmerica.
Xilinx, an FPGA vendor, has invested in TeraDeep, a developer of convolutional neural network architectures co-founded by Eugenio Culurciello, PhD ’04.
Cary Phillips earned his undergraduate degree in electrical engineering and computer science from Johns Hopkins University in the 1980s. Today, he serves as an R&D supervisor at George Lucas’ Industrial Light & Magic.
Kwabena Boahen ’89, professor of bioengineering and electrical engineering at Stanford University, has been elected as an IEEE Fellow for his contributions to system design for neuromorphic chips
Dr. Michael J. Zinner ’67 is returning to his hometown of Miami to help lead a new $430-million cancer center.
Chenyang Xu, who received his MSE and PhD in electrical and computer engineering from Johns Hopkins University, has been elected an IEEE Fellow for his contributions to medical imaging and image-guided interventions.
IEEE has awarded the 2016 IEEE Donald G. Fink Award to an international team of researchers that includes an alumnus of the department of electrical and computer engineering at Johns Hopkins University.
