Forget the pool. This summer, a group of talented undergraduates from universities nationwide dove headfirst into exciting research projects in labs across the Homewood campus as part of the National Science Foundation’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program in Computational Sensing and Robotics. Through this immersive, 10-week program, 14 undergraduate students – some from local […]
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is very proud to congratulate two student research groups on their awards for Best Student Paper at the 2018 International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR). The ICPR is sponsored by the International Association for Pattern Recognition (IAPR) and was held at the China National Convention Center in Beijing, on […]
The award, administered through the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering, supports innovative early-career researchers tackling high-risk, potentially high-impact projects.
ECE Assistant Professor Muyinatu Bell is conducting pioneering research that integrates deep learning with ultrasound image formation to provide interventional radiologists with a fundamentally new type of ultrasound image. These novel images only display structures of interest, such as a needle tip as it is inserted into the kidney and the corresponding kidney target location, […]
Dr. James West, research professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, will be awarded the John Scott Award at a ceremony hosted by the John Scott Award Advisory Committee at the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia, this coming November. The John Scott Award has been awarded to men and women whose inventions have […]
Featured on the cover of the current issue of ACS Applied Energy Materials is an image created by ECE undergrad Gary Qian and graduate student Botong Qiu. Qian and Qiu’s image serves as an illustration of the industrialized process of utilizing 3-D printed molds to create a unique solar cell arrangement that could be incorporated into building infrastructures. […]
‘Electronic skin’ allows user to experience a sense of touch and pain; ‘After many years, I felt my hand, as if a hollow shell got filled with life again,’ amputee volunteer says.
Assistant professor Susanna Thon has been elected Chair of the OSA Optics for Energy Technical Group. Last week, all OSA members were able to vote on who they wanted to lead the technical groups. As chair, Thon will be able to cultivate an engaging and rewarding community for the members of her group.
At this year’s International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS), ECE team of graduate students Martin Villemur (visiting student from Universidad Nacional del Sur, Argentina) and Tomas Figliolia working with professors Pedro Julian and Andreas G. Andreou won the 2018 Best Paper Award in the Neural Systems and Applications Technical Committee for their paper titled Neuromorphic Cellular Neural Network Processor for Intelligent Internet-of-Things. […]
Nine runners from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering took part in the 5K Corporate Fun Run, on the evening of Thursday, June 7th, at Homewood Field. The ECE team earned two awards. Brian Godsey won 3rd place male overall and Brian Godsey, Derek Allman, and Vasileios Papaioannou won 3rd place male team. The female […]
