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Davaji Receives 2026 FLEXI Award for Technology Leadership in Workforce Development

ECE Assistant Professor Benyamin Davaji received the 2026 FLEXI Award for Technology Leadership in Workforce Development from FlexTech. Davaji was recognized for advancing digital twins and AI for flexible electronics manufacturing through an integrated model that couples high-impact research with hands-on training for next-generation talent.

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Patent for Advanced Signal Detection for Next-Generation Wireless Networks

ECE Associate Professor Aatmesh Shrivastava was awarded a patent for designing an “Ultra low power wake up radio architecture.”

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Faculty

Patent for New Tool to Improve Accuracy of Injectable Drug Delivery

MIE Professor Hongwei Sun was awarded a patent to develop a “Multifunctional micropillar-enabled acoustic wave viscometer.”

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Wastewater Spills into the Potomac: Clean up Requires Manmade and Natural Teamwork

At the end of January, a major sewage pipeline collapsed into the Potomac River, spilling 243 million gallons of raw sewage into the water. CEE Chair and Professor Edward Beighley and Associate Teaching Professor Annalisa Onnis-Hayden explain the environmental risks as well as the processes that will clear the spill.