Dr. Youngmoo Kim
This online seminar series highlights impactful and compelling real-world applications of Electrical & Computer Engineering, presented by premier guest speakers. Our topics focus on how engineering & computing technology impacts our daily lives. These presentations are open to all.
Lectures are delivered by prominent academics, researchers, entrepreneurs, Drexel alumni, and students sharing their stories about the diverse fields that make up electrical & computer engineering.
Fall 2020
November 4, 2020
Dagmawi Mulugeta
“Cybersecurity”
October 28, 2020
Dr. Donald Williamson
“Speech, Sound, and Machine Listening”
October 21, 2020
Amplify Philly
“Creative Chat: Music, Media & Games, Oh My!”
October 14, 2020
Dr. David Han
“Where the Rubber Meets the Road”
October 7, 2020
Dr. Brandon Morton
“Engineering Degrees are Built for Start Ups”
September 30, 2020
Ophelia Wells
“Engineering Vaccines at Pandemic Speed”
September 23, 2020
Dr. Youngmoo Kim
“ECE in the Real World”
2020 Schedule of Speakers
- September 30: Ophelia Wells
Device Development Engineer,
Merck Research Laboratories
Lecture Topic: Engineering Vaccines
- October 7: Brandon Morton, Ph.D.
VP of AI Technologies, Lithero
Lecture Topic: AI and Start-Ups
- October 14: David Han, Ph.D.
Bruce Eisenstein Endowed Chair,
Drexel University, ECE
Lecture Topic: Robotics and Machine Learning
- October 21: Amplify Philly
Creative Chat: Music, Media & Games, Oh My!
- October 28: Donald Williamson, Ph.D.
Asst. Professor of Computer Science,
Indiana University
Lecture Topic: Speech, Sound, and Machine Listening
- November 4: Dagmawi Mulugeta
Security Engineer,
4A Security & Compliance
Lecture Topic: Cybersecurity
- November 11: Chelsey Roebuck, Ph.D.
Executive Director & Co-Founder, ELiTE; Co-Founder & Advisor, Vectorly
Lecture Topic: Engineering STEM Equity in K-12
- November 18: David Delaine, Ph.D.
Asst. Professor of Engineering Education,The Ohio State University
Lecture Topic: Inclusive Engineering Education
- December 2: Chris Dancy, Ph.D.
Asst. Professor of Computer Science,
Bucknell University
Lecture Topic: Human-Computer Interaction
View presentations from Winter 2020.