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ECE Distinguished Lecture — September 6 at 2 p.m. in Simrall Hall 104
ECE Distinguished Lecture September 6, 2023, at 2:00 pm (Simrall Hall 104) Emerging Electromagnetic Spectrum Technology Dr. Seng Hong Air Force Research Laboratory Abstract: Electromagnetic radiation and radio waves play a critical role in cell phone technology, wireless networks, TV broadcasting, medical imaging, communications, radar systems, electronic warfare technique development, etc. The modern electromagnetic operational…
ECE Faculty Member Receives Funding for Sensing System on UAVs
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Assistant Professor Junming Diao received funding to develop a novel ultra-high resolution beamforming sensing system on unmanned aerial vehicles. The $90,000 from the Southeast Center for Electrical Engineering Education (SCEEE) Development Fund will help in the development of the project. Diao said there is growing interest in developing high-performance…
ECE Faculty Member Receives Funding for Detecting and Classifying Waveforms from Radio Frequency Data
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Assistant Professor Ali Cafer Gurbuz has received over $145,000 to develop a system that can automatically detect and classify varying radar and communication waveforms directly from the complex radio frequency (RF) data using more interpretable deep learning architectures. The project, titled Interpretable Complex Sinc-Nets for RF Waveform Detection and…
ECE Faculty Member on Team Receiving Patent
John Ball, Associate Professor and Robert Guyton Chair of Teaching Excellence in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, along with three other MSU professors and a MSU research engineer, were awarded US patent #11672480, “Wearable flexible sensor motion capture system” on July 13, 2023. The invention provides a novel system and device for wearables…
Project Led by ECE Professor Receives Funding for Transistor Reliability Solution
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Associate Professor Seungdeog Choi is part of a team recently awarded over $100,000 from South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) through the Korea University of Technology and Education. Lead Principal Investigator Choi and the Korea University of Technology and Education’s J. Baek’s project is titled Development…
ECE Alumnus Novosel Recognized with Leadership Award
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering alumnus Damir Novosel has been named the recipient of The IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES)’s 2023 IEEE PES Leadership in Power Award. The award, which recognizes exceptional power engineers for outstanding career-long contributions to the art and science of electric power engineering, will be presented to Novosel in…
Capstone Project Addresses Power System Protection and System Reliability
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering’s capstone design teams are always looking for projects to solve real-world problems, and one team recently tackled a way to bridge gaps in electric grid reliability. Gear-EM Actuated Relay is a project that team members Adam Eades, Cooper Hollomon, Paten Junkin, Zack Stout and Noah Wright created over…
ECE’s John E. Ball Elected to EcoCAR Faculty Advisory Board
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Associate Professor and Robert D. Guyton Chair Dr. John Ball has been elected to the EcoCAR Faculty Advisory Board (FAB) for competition year 2. “The Faculty Advisory Board is a unique aspect of EcoCAR that brings the university perspective into the EcoCAR development process,” Ball said. Mississippi…