June 1, 2010
KEMA Vice President Receives Prestigious CIGRE Awards
May 7, 2010
Power from thin air
May 6, 2010
Linda Bai awarded NSF Fellowship
The department is proud to announce that we’ve got a third National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) awardee – Linda Bai. Linda is studying for her Ph.D. under Professor Sumit Roy. GRFP awards provide three years of support including an annual stipend, cost-of-education allowance, an international travel allowance, and TeraGrid supercomputer access. More…
May 5, 2010
Student-built blimp finds unique job in Computer Science Building
A Light-Driven Plasmonic Motor
May 4, 2010
Sudip Shekhar awarded ‘Best Paper’
Sudip Shekhar, who received his Ph.D. working with Professor Dave Allstot before moving along to Intel Labs, was lead author on a paper that received the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society 2010 Darlington Award for the best paper published in the IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems. The paper, titled “Strong injection locking in low-Q LC…
Bye-Bye Batteries: Radio Waves as a Low-Power Source
May 3, 2010
Grad student Patrick Aubin receives post-doctoral awards
Patrick Aubin, a Ph.D. student graduating Spring Quarter 2010, has received two awards for post-doctoral work. Patrick’s advisor is William Ledoux, Affiliate Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering. EE faculty serving on Patrick’s Ph.D. Supervisory Committee are Professors Blake Hannaford and Mohamed El-Sharkawi. Patrick has been granted a Whitaker International Scholar award that is a two…
May 2, 2010
Beyond the Smart Grid: Sensor networks monitor residential and institutional devices, motivating energy conservation
May 1, 2010
Pavel Nikitin awarded ‘Best Paper’
EE Affiliate Professor Pavel Nikitin’s paper “Phase Based Spatial Identification of UHF RFID Tags” was named ‘Best Paper’ at the recentIEEE RFID 2010 conference in Orlando, Florida. Pavel’s co-authors were Rene Martinez, Shashi Ramamurthy, Hunter Leland, Gary Spiess, and Kodukula Rao. There were 130 papers submitted to the conference, out of which 39 were accepted…
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