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Boppart recognized with Hans Sigrist Award
ECE Professor Stephen Allen Boppart has been awarded the Hans Sigrist Prize, an international prize presented annually to a distinguished scientist in a selected field.
ECE graduate student Pradeep Shenoy has an idea that could completely change how energy is converted from solar panels. He is avoiding energy conversion for the most part and maximizing energy production through a technique called differential power processing.
Illinois engineering dean Ilesanmi Adesida to be next provost at Urbana
ECE Professor and College of Engineering Dean Ilesanmi Adesida has been named vice chancellor for academic affairs and provost of the Urbana campus. He will assume his new role on August 16.
Several ECE faculty took their love of running and used it as a way to help support and to help spread the word of the ECE building campaign. They used their participation in the Illinois Marathon held in Champaign on April 28 as a way to involve students in the ECE building campaign.
Kumar explores new architectures for energy-efficient processors
ECE Assistant Professor Rakesh Kumar recently received a 3-year grant from Oracle Labs to collaborate with the company to research energy efficiency in multithreaded processors.
Catrina A. Bryce is one of the newest professors to call ECE ILLINOIS home. Her area of expertise is in semiconductors and optoelectronics.
Computing the best high-resolution 3-D tissue images
ECE faculty Stephen Allen Boppart and Paul Scott Carney are part of a team of Illinois researchers who have developed a technique to computationally correct for aberrations in optical tomography, bringing the future of medical imaging into focus.Xie and Lu win best paper award for work on dynamically scalable web services
ECE Graduate Student Qiaomin Xie and ECE Assistant Professor Yi Lu recently won the Best Paper Award at the PERFORMANCE 2011 Conference.
A group of hardworking ECE students, led by ECE senior Ekta Shah, put together the department's first ever technical conference in February--ECE Pulse: the Heartbeat of Innovation. Ten companies took part, and more than 400 students registered for the event.
Bashir wants research to have an impact
Like any good professor, ECE Professor Rashid Bashir wants to pass on what he's learned to students. That goes for both imparting knowledge of science and engineering to the students in his lab, and for passing on his experience when it comes to career choices.(1 - 10 of 593) >>
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