Student Analog Chip Designs Come to Life Through New Collaboration with Texas Instruments
Students experience the real-world analog chip tapeout process, with their designs being produced at Texas Instruments’ state-of-the-art wafer fabs.
Molzahn Talks Electric Power Grids History Project on the Public Historians at Work Podcast
Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer Engineering assistant professor Dan Molzahn is serving as the principal investigator on two-year study hoping to shape the future of electric power grids by studying and cataloguing the field’s robust history.
He and the rest of the research team was recently interviewed about the project on University of Houston's Public Historians at Work podcast.
What I Wish I Knew: Students Share Tips for Success
ECE students offer advice on making the most of campus life and academic opportunities.
ECE Welcomes Four New Faculty Members
The group brings a wealth of experience and expertise on a wide range of topics, including energy, machine learning, and bioelectronics.
Raychowdhury: Banning AI from School is a Mistake
AI remains an open mystery for many in academia with several school districts and colleges rushing to ban the use of ChatGPT in the classroom. The Georgia Institute of Technology has taken the opposite approach, welcoming the use of AI in study, essays, and other assignments—but with some guardrails. School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Chair Arijit Raychowdhury explained to Fortune Magazine why its embracing the new technology in the classroom.