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Christopher Batten: Sweating the details to make it right
Balance is important to Professor Christopher Batten, of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Cornell. More
2D materials ripe for innovation
Mike Spencer, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering More
Cornell Maker Club: Breaking rules to join the Maker Movement
The first rule of Maker Club is that there aren’t rules about what you make in Maker Club. More
The Future of ECE with Clif Pollock
ECE Director Clif Pollock discussed the exciting things that are happening in the department and the vision for the future via Livestream on October 9, 2014. More
Bruce Land: Breaking rules to help students make great things happen
To be successful in the academic world, you often have to pick one research area to specialize in and then devote yourself to that one, narrow area with all your heart and all your effort. Bruce Land has chosen to ignore this rule. More
Why Cornell ECE?
Incoming graduate students explain why they chose Cornell ECE during the Electrical and Computer Engineering New Graduate Student Welcome Reception, August 25, 2014. More
CURIE Academy 2014
The CURIE Academy is a one-week summer residential program for high school girls who excel in math and science, organized by the Cornell Diversity Programs in Engineering and directed by ECE's Christopher Batten. More
Ray Li and Michael Ndubuisi
Cornell Engineers Ray Li and Michael Ndubuisi are breaking the rules to push the limits of imagination. An earlier incarnation of SoundSpace, (called Aura), won the Bright Idea Award from ECE’s Innovation Competition in the winter of 2013. Li and Ndubuisi built on that success and presented a concert with a chamber orchestra in May 2014. More
CUAIR takes 2nd overall
CUAIR took first in Flight/Mission and second place overall at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International’s 12th annual Student Unmanned Aerial Systems competition June 18-22 at Patuxent River Naval Air Station in Maryland. More
Dan Simpkins: Breaking rules to change the way we live
When Dan Simpkins was a freshman at Cornell, he had two majors. “When I started as an undergraduate, I was a double major in engineering and pre med. As you can imagine, life wasn’t pretty. After one year I had to regroup,” he says. More
