Researchers from the departments of electrical and computer engineering at Johns Hopkins University and Cornell University have received a $1.7 million award from NSF’s Emerging Frontiers in Research and Innovation (EFRI) program. Professor Jacob Khurgin works on the team with electrical and computer engineering and materials science and engineering professors Debdeep Jena, Huili (Grace) Xing, […]
Baltimore’s innovation community is pushing the apparel industry forward—and there’s a connection to Johns Hopkins Engineering professor James West.
Here’s a new fish story. One day two years ago, Ralph Etienne-Cummings found himself somewhere on the Chesapeake Bay staring at little blips on his sonar fish finder. A school of something had gathered under his boat. Rather than instinctively reach for rod and reel and cast his line in the water, he mused on the possibility […]
Yufan He was recently awarded the Best Poster Award at the 4th MICCAI workshop on Ophthalmic Medical Image Analysis, held in Quebec City. The MICCAI workshop brings together scientists, clinicians, and students from multiple disciplines within the ophthalmic image analysis community, including electronic engineering, computer science, mathematics, and medicine, to discuss the latest advancements in […]
In 2016 and 2017, Neeraj Gandhi and Margaret Allard participated in the Computational Sensing and Medical Robotics Research Experience for Undergraduates program and worked under Dr. Muyinatu Bell in her lab. Their work, documented in the paper titled Photoacoustic-based approach to surgical guidance performed with and without a da Vinci robot, was recently published in the Journal of Biomedical […]
The students in the 2017 Research Experience for Undergraduates Program in Computational Sensing and Medical Robotics (CSMR REU) participated in the Homewood Research Symposium and also presented their work in a final presentation event that was held on August 4, 2017. Eleven students worked for 10-weeks on cutting-edge research projects on the Homewood Campus of JHU. They were […]
Duncan Parke has been spending his summer vacations working. The Baltimore Polytechnic High School senior has been busy with a project headed by ECE Chair and Professor Dr. Ralph Etienne-Cummings. This summer he is working on improving a portable ECG recording device that will be used to detect heart arrhythmias. The monitor will allow medical […]
Winning projects—chosen from 188 proposals—include 86 individuals representing 9 Hopkins schools, affiliates
ECE Ph.D. Candidate Ebuka Arinze was awarded one of twelve Microsoft Dissertation Grants for his dissertation entitled, Nanoengineering for Tunable Energy-Efficient Optoelectronics. This is the first year for the Dissertation Grant and the program received 200 applicants for a variety of topics, including AI, robotics, hardware, cryptography, information visualization, systems, networking, and human-computer interaction among others. […]
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Chair Ralph Etienne-Cummings and Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Trac Duy Tran were recently awarded $70,000 for their project titled, “Pixel-wise reconfigurable exposure image sensor for automotive advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) and consumer cameras”. The grant was awarded from the Louis B. Thalheimer Fund for Translational Research. The grant […]
