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Ruobing Bai

Jan 18, 2022

Understanding the Mechanics of Mesoscale Photomechanical Coupling

MIE Assistant Professor Ruobing Bai was awarded a $340K NSF grant for “Mesoscale Photomechanical Coupling in Photoactive Liquid Crystal Elastomers.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 18, 2022

DiMarzio Selected as Fellow of SPIE

ECE Associate Professor Charles DiMarzio was selected by the International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE) as a Fellow for his significant scientific and technical contributions in the multidisciplinary fields […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Devesh Tiwari

Jan 18, 2022

Tiwari Receives NSF CAREER Award for More Reliable Quantum Computing

ECE Assistant Professor Devesh Tiwari was awarded a $560K NSF CAREER grant for “Qurious: Methods for Making Erroneous Near-term Quantum Computers More Usable.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 11, 2022

Methods for Non-Contact In-Bed Pose Estimation

ECE Assistant Professor Sarah Ostadabbas was awarded a patent for “Methods and systems for in-bed pose estimation.” Abstract Source: USPTO Non-contact methods and systems are disclosed for estimating an in-bed […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 11, 2022

Creating a Device for Early Detection of Disease Using Exhaled Breath

ECE Professor Nian X. Sun and ChE Associate Teaching Professor Adam Ekenseair were awarded a patent for “Molecularly-imprinted electrochemical sensors.”

Chemical Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Benyamin Davaji

Jan 03, 2022

New Faculty Spotlight: Benyamin Davaji

Benyamin Davaji joins the Electrical and Computer Engineering department in January 2022 as an Assistant Professor.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Xufeng Zhang

Jan 03, 2022

New Faculty Spotlight: Xufeng Zhang

Xufeng Zhang joins the Electrical and Computer Engineering department in January 2022 as an Assistant Professor.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jan 03, 2022

Magnetic Materials with Limited Eddy Current Loss and Permeability

ECE Research Assistant Professor Parisa Andalib and Professor Vincent Harris were awarded a patent for “Magnetic materials with ultrahigh resistivity intergrain nanoparticles.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering