Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Electrical and Computer Engineering traditionally includes circuits and electronics, telecommunications, power, and controls. Today, ECE graduates also lead projects in audio, optics, machine learning, biomedical imaging, and nanotechnology; they explore new frontiers in robotics, self-driving cars, Internet of Things, nanotechnology, cybersecurity, wearable electronics, wireless, computer chips, and renewable energy technologies.

Electrical and Computer Engineers are essential to countless industries: no car can be driven today without the sophisticated sensing, embedded computing and smart electronics developed by us. Medicine today would be unthinkable without the biomedical imaging and health informatics technologies we create. No home today could provide the comfort of modern living without the electrical power systems we design. We are the ones who work hard to keep our cyberspace secure and all of us reliably connected.

Student working with electronic equipment.

Dr. Matthew Stamm and his graduate students conduct research in the growing field of information forensics, seeking to determine when images are real, and more importantly, when they are not.

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Herczfeld Provides View of Holocaust Through Fusion of History and Memory

ECE’s Dr. Herczfeld teaches a Pennoni Honors College course on the Holocaust as a survivor.
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ECE Faculty Celebrate Three New Research Grants

Three faculty members from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department are recipients of new sponsored research grants.
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Jeff Wilcox ’88 is 2019 Engineering Leader of the Year

Lockheed Martin’s Jeffrey Wilcox gives a rousing speech at ELOY award ceremony.