Electrical Engineering Department News

Congratulations to Lei Gu, PhD on receiving the IEEE Power Electronics Society Ph.D. Thesis Talk Award.

Her citation reads “For educating, developing, guiding, and energizing generations of highly successful students and postdoctoral fellows.”

His citation reads “For pioneering CMOS technology for high-performance wireless circuits and systems.”

The Boren Awards provide students with resources and encouragement to acquire language skills and experience in countries critical to the future security and stability of the United States.

His citation reads, "For your deep and important contributions to convex, nonconvex, and stochastic optimization as well as to the statistical foundations of optimization methods for data science.”

Celebrating our graduates and award recipients!

We are proud of our history of innovation and entrepreneurship, and of our ongoing mission to address major societal challenges. EE recognizes that we have significant work to do in these areas and we look to the entire EE community to improve our future.

Their ‘COSMOS’ system can record motor control and decision making, sensory perception, and is a useful technique to evaluate effectiveness of psychiatric drugs.

Their paper is titled, “A mm-Sized Wireless Implantable Device for Electrical Stimulation of Peripheral Nerves."

The two show robust and efficient wireless power transfer using a power-efficient switch-mode amplifier with current-sensing feedback in a parity-time symmetric circuit.