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Breakthrough in spintronics research could aid semiconductor industry
Posted March 20, 2023
Research led by ECE's Professor Jian-Ping Wang and Daniel Gopman of NIST could influence the design and manufacture of spintronic devices
In memoriam: Prof. Emeritus Keith S. Champlin
Posted March 6, 2023
A brilliant scientist and inventor who specialized in microwave and infrared devices, Champlin also had a reputation as one of the best teachers in the department
Professor Joseph Talghader named Optica Fellow
Posted February 10, 2023
Talghader's expertise lies in optics and micro- and nano-mechanical systems
Professor Marc Riedel to lead NSF-funded project on DNA computing and storage
Posted February 3, 2023
The collaborative effort between industry and academia will explore alternate applications of the novel DNA-based storage system that Seagate is designing
Professor Mingyi Hong receives IEEE SPS Pierre-Simon Laplace Award
Posted February 2, 2023
Hong tackles problems in optimization, information processing and wireless networking
Professor Mohammad Maddah-Ali elevated to IEEE Fellow
Posted January 24, 2023
Maddah-Ali's contributions to information theory are of significant real world impact on communications and computing
Professor Chris Kim to lead $8M of federally funded projects on quantum-inspired computing
Posted January 17, 2023
Kim will lead projects funded by the DARPA QuICC program in collaboration with AMD Research, and the NSF ASCENT program.
Scientists use unique combination of techniques to study synapse formation and modifications in vivo
Posted January 11, 2023
The longitudinal data on synaptic dynamics gathered in vivo can further our understanding of learning, memory formation, and the overall plasticity of the brain.
Winter school: Quantum phenomena to computing devices
Posted December 20, 2022
Winter school on quantum computing as related to computing devices to be led by Paul Palmberg Professor Tony Low in January 2023
Professor Tony Low on list of 2022 highly cited researchers
Posted December 7, 2022
Professor Low is a well known authority on nanophotonics and nanoelectronics based on 2D materials