2022 M.Eng. Poster Session Winners
The ECE M.Eng. Poster Session was held in-person for the first time in three years on Tuesday May 10, 2022. A total of 66 posters were presented by our students over the course of two sessions... Read more
Spotlights: ECE
Cornell ECE is erasing the boundaries between signals, systems, physics and hardware, and merging core concepts from biology, computer science, mechanical engineering and materials. We see things differently, with visionary science oriented to novel applications.
Meet the human teaching machines about trust
IBM researcher Kush Varshney ’04 is helping to power the global “data-for-good” movement. Read more
Karan Mehta: In pursuit of precise and scalable quantum technologies ( 2022 )
Assistant professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Academic focus: Optics and photonics; atomic physics/techniques; quantum engineering Research summary: Individual atoms in the void form nearly... Read more
Mohamed Abdelfattah: Designing the next generation of computers ( 2022 )
Assistant professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering at Cornell Tech Academic focus: Machine-learning-centric computer systems. Research summary: My research lies at the intersection of computer... Read more
Angela Loh ’23 is engineering for impact
At the end of her first semester in the College of Engineering at Cornell, Angela Loh ’23 connected with Alan Hsiao ’21, who shares her passion for engineering for impact. In spring 2020, just a few... Read more
Modeling novel devices and finding their ultimate performance limits
Kunal Shastri is a doctoral candidate in electrical and computer engineering from Pune, India. After attending the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore as an undergraduate, he chose to pursue... Read more
Student Project Teams Adjusted and Thrived Despite Pandemic Challenges
Entirely led and run by undergraduates, project teams dedicate significant time to collaboratively solving complex problems, often as part of a national or international competition. Read more
Anna Scaglione wants to help modernize New York City's power grid ( 2021 )
The last time Anna Scaglione was part of the faculty at Cornell Engineering, the first iPhone had just been unveiled and the term “Smart Grid” had just been defined by the US Congress in the Energy... Read more
Meet Jonathan Jaramillo
One of the undeniable pleasures of life in the Finger Lakes region of New York is sitting on a deck at one of the many wineries that line the shores of Seneca and Cayuga Lakes, sipping a cold Riesling... Read more
Learning from Robots
Photo: Petersen and her students test the Martha robot in the Computer Systems Lab space in Rhodes Hall. Martha is an open-source platform designed for human robot interaction studies. Video below... Read more