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Jan 25, 2016

I.Q. Project Highlight: Lower Limb Orthotic Brace

ECE Associate Professor Yun Raymond Fu is researching a new approach to address the management of knee osteoarthritis, an important public health issue due to the high costs of treatment […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 25, 2016

I.Q. Project Highlight: Implantable Sensors

ECE Associate Professor Kaushik Chowdhury is advancing healthcare as his research looks at implantable sensors that communicate with each other through the human body. These implants will have the ability […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 25, 2016

I.Q. Spotlight: Professor Taskin Padir

One of the new faces in the ECE faculty has made a long journey to end up at Northeastern. He has hit the ground running and has immediately had an impact […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 20, 2016

Congratulations PES Scholars

ECE students Melissa Healy, Emily Pankosky, Elizabeth Amyouny, Alyssa Bezreh, Drew HasBrouck, and Sydnee Mizuno were selected as 2015/16 PES Scholarship Plus recipients.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 06, 2016

New Faculty Spotlight: Hanumant Singh

Hanumant Singh joins the Electrical and Computer Engineering department in January 2016 as a Professor.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 05, 2016

Using the Internet Underwater

ECE Associate Professor Tommaso Melodia is working to create a wireless underwater network that could be used from everything from tsunami detection and pollution monitoring to posting about your underwater explorations.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 05, 2016

ECE Student Featured in Alumni Magazine

ECE Student Nelzir Louiseize is featured in the winter 2015-2016 edition of the Northeastern College of Professional Studies alumni magazine.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Dec 21, 2015

Professor Mitch Kokar & Northeastern Graduate Co-Author Book on Cognitive Radio

ECE Professor Mitch Kokar and ECE Graduate Leszek Lechowicz have co-authored a book titled Cognitive Radio: Interoperability Through Waveform Reconfiguration.

Electrical & Computer Engineering