The three-year fellowship encourages promising U.S. scientists to pursue doctoral degrees, furthering their respective research interests.

The experts look at the future of energy in their new book, offering a holistic approach to academic innovation, economics, and decarbonization.

ECE students display Capstone Design Expo projects that spotlight interdisciplinary innovation and inclusivity, such as aiding visually impaired travelers and creating EMG-controlled wheelchairs.

The Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer Engineering celebrated its outstanding students, staff, and faculty at the Roger P. Webb Awards Program.

Led by Azadeh Ansari, a collaborative effort with UCLA, UCSB, and JPL aims to revolutionize sensor technology to operate reliably at temperatures exceeding 800°C.

Three Georgia Tech electrical and computer engineering students and a research engineer travelled to Texas to capture data from the ionosphere during the eclipse.

The visit coincided with the launch of the AI Makerspace, continuing the discussion of collaboration between academia and industry while inspiring ECE students to explore topics at the forefront of field. 

The ECE Research Rally initiated industry conversations among graduate and undergraduate students and sparked collaborative research opportunities.

As machine learning become more integrated into everyday life, the benchmarking of the ever-evolving technology done by ECE researchers is improving algorithms and unlocking new possibilities.

The event highlighted research projects conducted through the Center over the past year and previewed its upcoming goals.

Hao won the award for her next-generation High-Level Synthesis tool, named ArchHLS.

From protecting crops to translating chicken clucks, researchers at the Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer Engineering are shaping the future of agriculture.

Georgia Tech is developing a new artificial intelligence (AI) based method to automatically find and stop threats to renewable energy and local generators for energy customers across the nation’s power grid.

From organizing committees to presenting research, Georgia Tech stood out at this year’s IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference.

Jeremiah Lightner is making his third trip to Alaska, continuing his atmospheric research that will help his group create the first accurate top-to-bottom model of the ionosphere.

Eve Cuero navigates the challenges as both student and a staff member with determination and pride.

Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer Engineering celebrates the legacy and contributions of the Divine Nine fraternities and sororities role in fostering community, culture, and academic support among Black students. 

The Black Issues in Computing Education Symposium launched the inaugural event in the Dominican Republic during Black History Month 2024, looking to advance postsecondary computing education for Black scholars.

Two new faculty members joined the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the start of the 2024 Spring Semester. Matthew Hale and Maegan Tucker are both Georgia Tech alumni and come back to the institute, bringing exciting and distinctive research interests spanning computational intelligence, machine learning, robotics, and beyond.

GSO President Richard Asiamah looks to champion connectivity, advocacy, and community building in ECE’s robust and diverse graduate student body.

Matthieu Bloch, professor in the Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), is joining the College of Engineering leadership team as associate dean for academic affairs. He begins his new role Feb. 1.

Explore this Q&A with SEWB Director Lakshmi Raju to discover more about innovative programming, essential resources, and the inclusive support ECE offers to all students.

From multimillion-dollar research grants to new AI experts welcomed to the faculty, Georgia Tech's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering looks back on the pivotal year dominated by artificial intelligence and machine learning.

The two ECE faculty members have been honored by the  National Academy of Inventors with the highest professional distinction awarded solely to inventors.

The collaboration hopes to redefine digital storage, tackling the core of AI progress by reducing voltage in NAND flash technology through a new ferroelectric structure.

Electrical and computer engineering students addressed real world problems with their novel project designs during this semester’s Fall Capstone Design Expo. “Big Hero 6” team tied for Best Overall Project and “FRMBX” won Best ECE Team.

Associate Professor Lukas lab recently highlighted its accomplished undergraduate students' research in diverse domains during the annual PURPLE poster session.

Baker’s journey to Georgia Tech required hard work and determination. After serving as an enlisted combat engineer in the Marine Corps for over five years, he's now juggling a job and family while working toward his degree.

Georgia Tech Electrical and Computer Engineering ORS students triumph at TECHCON 2023 winning all three top undergraduate awards at the Semiconductor Research Corporation's conference.

Clouds of tiny structures that are lighter than feathers – and whose properties can be remotely controlled by radio frequency (RF) signals – could one day give U.S. warfighters and their allies the ability to observe their adversaries while reducing how well they themselves can be seen. 

In a recent visit from congressional staffers, Georgia Tech researchers showcased cutting-edge projects in cyber-physical systems security.

ECE’s Fall 2023 Career Fair saw a record turnout. Gain insights from both students and recruiters about the valuable opportunities and benefits offered by their participation in this thriving career fair.

Harnessing the power of explainable AI, researchers have unveiled the first insights into the complex workings of deep brain stimulation therapy for severe depression.

Both electrical engineering (E.E.) and computer engineer (Cmp.E.) remain in the top 5, with E.E. coming in at No. 4 and Cmp.E. at No. 5.

Paul Steffes, a professor emeritus in ECE, has received NASA's Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal for his pivotal role in unveiling the secrets of Jupiter's atmosphere through the Juno mission.

By introducing middle and high school students to design thinking and diverse STEM fields, ECE's development and involvement in summer camps has created a platform for future innovators, problem-solvers, and scholars.

View photos from the ECE Selfie Booth that was located in the Van Lear lobby on Aug. 21-22, capturing the excitement of the start a new academic year. Also, make sure to bookmark the many student resources provided by the Institute and ECE throughout the year.

 

Larry Heck — who holds a joint appointment between ECE and the School of Interactive Computing — followed an unorthodox path to becoming a professor at Georgia Tech. It was this path, however, that led him to a unique position that allows him to bridge the gap between industry research and academic research.