The ECE Ph.D. Student was recognized at the SUPREME Center Annual Review for research addressing key challenges in next-generation ferroelectric memory.
Representing a mix of distinguished leadership, rising talent, and teaching excellence, ECE's newest faculty members bring expertise in energy systems, space weather, advanced computing, and next-generation microelectronics.
As Professor Ed Coyle steps down as director of Georgia Tech's Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) program, one of higher education's leading student research initiatives enters a new chapter of growth.
The ECE Ph.D. student received the prestigious IEEE Power and Energy Society Murty & Bhavani Yalla Power System Protection & Control Fellowship, supporting his efforts to develop more reliable, resilient, and sustainable electric power systems.
Researchers in the Tri-Institutional Center for Translational Research in Neuroimaging and Data Science are developing an artificial intelligence approach for analyzing functional magnetic resonance imaging to identify subtle brain-network patterns associated with Alzheimer's risk in seemingly healthy patients.
As part of the GridLogic project, a Department of Energy-supported cybersecurity initiative, Georgia Tech researchers have developed a deep neural network that can evaluate the security of the power grid orders of magnitude faster than the traditional methods.
The Ken Byers Professor was recognized with the prestigious Nari Hingorani Custom Power Award for pioneering contributions to the architectures, protection, and stability of hybrid AC-DC distribution systems.
