The GT-STAR program gives students opportunities to work with faculty mentors on research while exploring future internship and career opportunities with TSMC Arizona.

The professor is being recognized for his work and leadership in automatic speech and speaker recognition.

The assistant professor was invited to speak at the leading National Academy of Engineering symposium on building efficient and adaptive infrastructure for scaling AI.

Ph.D. student Michael Boateng spent his summer out west, interning at the Los Alamos National Laboratory and attending a workshop at the Argonne National Laboratory, all in the pursuit of AI and high-performance computing education. But along the way, he had new experiences he won’t soon forget.

After a hiatus, a group led by ECE students relaunched the IEEE Electronics Packaging Society Student Branch Chapter at Georgia Tech, providing an interdisciplinary space for electronics packaging discussion that had been missing.

The Semiconductor Research Corporation has honored the ECE chair with the Aristotle Award for his long-standing commitment to student mentorship and engineering education, making him only the second Georgia Tech faculty member to earn the distinction.

Electrical engineering stayed at three, while computer engineering moved up to fifth. Both also rank second among public universities.

The ECE Ph.D. Student was recognized at the SUPREME Center Annual Review for research addressing key challenges in next-generation ferroelectric memory.