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As part of the ECE Diversity Forum, Professor Sarah L. Rodriguez of Texas A&M presents “Exploring Engineering and Computing Identity Development for Latina (and other URM) Students” Monday, Oct. 19 at 4 pm.

Dr. Claudio Cañizares is a professor and the Hydro One Endowed Chair at the Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department of the University of Waterloo. He presents “Energy Storage Overview and Research” Thursday, Sept. 17 at Noon via Zoom.

Recent work by ECE Professor William Eisenstadt, supported by a grant from the Centers for Disease Control, seeks to equip the traditional ‘bioassay’ cages with networked sensors which are capable of delivering instantaneous data to handheld devices to ensure that the testing of mosquito control methods is more precise and more rigorous.

In a style similar to TED talks, ECE presents two short, 15-minute seminars on Sept. 10. Dr. Sanjeev Koppal and Dr. Roozbeh Tabrizian will both present talks which explore their recent research in the areas of computer vision and nano-mechanical devices, respectively.

In a style similar to TED talks, ECE presents two short, 15-minute seminars on Sept. 3. Dr. Greg Stitt and Dr. Joel Harley will both present talks which explore machine learning applications.

Gator Engineers working at Texas Instruments gathered virtually on July 22 to celebrate their shared history with ECE Florida.

ECE Assistant Professor Sanjeev Koppal has received a $100K NSF CAREER Award in support of his work in computer vision.

Distinguished Professor José Príncipe was recently awarded an NSF grant in support of development of a low-cost smart multi-patient ventilator system. Working with Príncipe on the technology is ECE alumnus (MS ’88 PhD ’98) Dr. Neil Euliano, president and founder of Convergent Engineering.

Dr. Renato Figueiredo was recently awarded two NSF grants, both of which seek to use edge computing to advance the state-of-the-art in the nascent field of ecological forecasting.

Faculty from FICS Research have announced a collaboration with DARPA and Synopsys on a program called AISS: Automated Implementation of Secure Silicon.