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.
The first rule of Maker Club is that there aren’t rules about what you make in Maker Club. Because this is the case, club president Alex Jaus ’15 has a bit of a hard time defining what Maker Club is... Read more
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. In his very... Read more
Namita Kumar, Cornell ECE Undergraduate, Class of 2016 I chose ECE because I found that it was a rather broad field and it would allow me to learn so many new, interesting, and useful things. I've... Read more
Vitchyr Pong, Cornell ECE Undergraduate, Class of 2016 I chose ECE because I wanted to learn how technology works and one day be able to improve it. It's just great knowing that I will be able to... Read more
Vasu Mannar, Cornell ECE Undergraduate, Class of 2016 I chose ECE over other fields because it's inherently useful in the real world. After using computers for most of my life, I realized I wanted to... Read more
Mark LaPointe, Cornell ECE Undergraduate, Class of 2016 I chose Cornell ECE because of the competitive yet collaborative environment fostered by the faculty and students. The department’s broad range... Read more
Matan Kline, Cornell ECE Undergraduate, Class of 2016 Electronics are such a large part of our lives and have always been of interest to me. I chose ECE because it gives me opportunities to go out and... Read more
Varun Hegde, Cornell ECE Undergraduate, Class of 2016 I chose ECE over the other fields offered in engineering because I love technology. I find incredible beauty in the products of Computer... Read more
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... Read more
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... Read more
