The Preston M. Green Department of Electrical & Systems Engineering is dedicated to advancing the frontiers of sensing, imaging, telecommunications, control, security, and sustainable energy.
The second oldest electrical engineering department in the country, our faculty and students are dedicated to high quality, interdisciplinary and revolutionary education and research.
The department has 120 undergraduate students, 40 master's students, 50 doctoral students and 13 full-time faculty.
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Candidates should have an earned doctorate in Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or related fields.
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The department office will move to Preston M. Green Hall on Monday, August 22.
Each year, the TR35 award "honors 35 innovators under 35 whose work promises to change the world." Dionne's award was for her work on increasing the output of solar cells via upconversion.
This award is the highest honor bestowed by the United States government on science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers.
PhD student Vanessa Tidwell and Professor Arye Nehorai, co-authored a Nature Protocols paper on quantization of lung-tumor burden using MR imaging.
Graduate Student Justin Ruths and Professor Li co-authored a PNAS paper on developing a universal computational method for optimal pulse design in quantum control.