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Jun 14, 2011

Ratilal Awarded $150K Grant

ECE associate professor Purnima Ratilal, has received a $150K NSF grant to develop a system to detect the movements of marine animals in near-real-time to minimize the impact of man-made activities on their populations

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jun 13, 2011

Lending a Mind-Controlled Hand

Under the direction of Associate Professor Waleed Meleis, a team of ECE capstone students, created a Disability Assistant Robot With i (Eye) Navigation (DARWiN) that would allow a disabled people to interact with things around the house.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jun 13, 2011

Improving Tomorrow’s Leaders

The Gordon Engineering Leadership Program cohosted a conference with MIT to discover ways to improve engineering leadership education across several universities.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering, Gordon Engineering Leadership Program

Jun 13, 2011

Real-World Academics

CIV Professors Ming Wang, Dionisio Bernal, and Jerome Hajjar organized the 2011 Engineering Mechanics Institute Conference which focused on academic research and real-world applications.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 31, 2011

Brain Controlled Flight Simulater

A team of ECE capstone students, supervised by Associate Professor Waleed Meleis and Assistant Professor Deniz Erdogmus, created a system to fly the simulated plane in FlightGear using a person’s brainwaves.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

May 27, 2011

Retention Through Coop

MIE Professor & Chair Hameed Metghalchi, STEM Director Claire Duggan, and Multicultural Engineering Director Richard Harris were awarded a $99K NSF grant to determine if student retention is increased by participation in coop.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

May 27, 2011

Engineers Without Borders Newsletter

Read about all the great contributions to society that the members of the EWB group provide.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 27, 2011

Controlling Home Power Usage

Under the direction of Professor Bahram Shafai, a team of ECE capstone students, developed a breaker box that monitors a home’s electricity usage to let users set priorities of when things should be used.

Electrical & Computer Engineering