Graduate - Electrical & Computer Engineering - Bagley College of Engineering
ECE Announces Its 2022 Department Awards
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) recently recognized faculty and students with its 2022 awards. ECE recognized one of its faculty members for his outstanding classroom instruction. Associate Professor Dr. Chaomin Luo was named the 2022 ECE Outstanding Instructor. Dr. Luo’s research interests include computational intelligence, robotics, autonomous systems, control and automation, bio-inspired…
ECE Graduate Student’s Research Featured as Cover Article of Intelligence & Robotics Journal
A Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering’s graduate student’s research was recently selected and featured on the front cover of the journal Intelligence & Robotics. Tingjun Lei’s publication “An informative planning-based multi-layer robot navigation system as applied in a poultry barn” is in the December 2022 issue Intelligence & Robotics and highlights how a row-based…
Three ECPE graduate students were recognized as MSU’s Graduate Student Research Symposium winners
ECE Announces Its Fall 2022 Research Symposium Awards
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering recently announced the winners of its annual ECE Research Symposium. Graduate students Sabyasachi Biswas and Tingjun Lei both received Best Presentation awards for their work. Biswas, advised by Dr. Ali Gurbuz, was awarded for his presentation titled “Multi-target Activity Classification with MIMO Radar.” Lei, advised by Dr. Chaomin…
ECE graduate student selected as CAVS lead for EcoCar EV challenge
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering graduate student Fahmida Islam has been selected CAVS Lead for Mississippi State University’s EcoCAR EV Challenge team. To highlight this achievement, she took some time to answer some questions about her participation with EcoCAR, ECE, and Mississippi State University. Describe your position with EcoCAR EV Challenge. I will be…
ECE Students Awarded for Paper Presentation
Two Mississippi State University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) graduate students received an award at the Thirteenth International Conference on Swarm Intelligence (ICSI). Tingjun Lei and Timothy Sellers’s paper, “A Bio-Inspired Neural Network Approach to Robot Navigation and Mapping with Nature-Inspired Algorithms” has been granted the Invited Best Student Paper Presentation Award. Advised…