ECE News and Features
Faculty Research News
Professor Gang Qiu receives NSF CAREER Award for energy-efficient cryogenic memory research
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The NSF CAREER Award supports Qiu's research into the development of energy-efficient memory technologies that will operate at low temperatures for future data centers and quantum technologies.
Discovery of polarization in metals points to new opportunities in electronic devices and energy applications
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Modulation of surface work function offers a way to design materials whose electronic and structural responses can be controlled for oxide electronics, spintronics, and energy applications.
Study reveals new class of moiré systems: opens opportunities for new quantum technologies
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The results indicate the potential for applications in quantum phenomena, nanoelectronics, and optoelectronics.
Professor Rhonda Franklin receives 2026 Rudolf Henning Distinguished Mentoring Award
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The award recognizes Franklin's service encouraging students and young professionals in the areas of RF and wireless engineering
Professor Beth Stadler receives MRS Woody White Service Award
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The award recognizes Stadler's dedicated service to the Society and the several successful initiatives that she has launched and stewarded.
ECE welcomes two new faculty in the computer engineering, VLSI, and circuits area
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The new faculty will contribute to the department's research and teaching missions through the unique strengths they bring.
Professor Mostafa Kaveh: 50 years of distinguished service at the University
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ECE and the College of Science and Engineering celebrate Kaveh's 50-year career as a teacher, scientist, and leader.
Paper authored by Professor Keshab Parhi featured in Quantum Zeitgeist
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The highlighted paper offers a structural basis for the design of algorithms that can be used in multiple areas.
Professor Randall Victora honored with IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Service Award
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The award recognizes Victora's sustained service contributions to the IEEE Magnetics Society.
Professor Rhonda Franklin elevated to IEEE Fellow
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The elevation to Fellow honors Franklin's sustained leadership of and engagement in workforce development and education activities.