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Vincent Harris

Aug 01, 2025

Patent for a Heat-Resistant Ceramic for Wireless Signal Transmission

ECE University Distinguished and William Lincoln Smith Professor Vincent Harris was awarded a patent for developing a “Ceramic frequency selective surface.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Aug 01, 2025

Research Shows U.S. is Unprepared for Aging Population

CEE Associate Professor Qi “Ryan” Wang found disparities in access to grocery stores and healthcare in the United States for older adults, which could potentially lead to issues for the aging population. 

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Aug 01, 2025

Warming Temperatures Making “Weather Whiplash” More Common

CEE Distinguished Professor Auroop Ganguly examines how rising temperatures are causing rapid transitions in the weather, leading to catastrophic natural disasters. 

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Jul 31, 2025

Data Analytics Student Wins Agentic AI Hackathon

Aminu Yiwere, MS’26, data analytics engineering, won first place in a recent Agentic AI Hackathon hosted by the Vancouver campus.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Ravinder Dahiya

Jul 30, 2025

Uncovering Byproduct Concerns in Eco-Friendly Electronics

Professor of electrical and computer engineering Ravinder Dahiya and Sofia Sandhu, a postdoc working in Dahiya’s group, recently published a paper “End-of-Life usefulness of degradation by products from transient electronics” in npj Flexible Electronics.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Francesco Restuccia

Jul 29, 2025

Securing the Next-Generation of AI-Driven Cellular Networks

ECE Assistant Professor Francesco Restuccia, in collaboration with Saint Louis University, was awarded a $900,000 NSF grant for “Securing xApps in Open RANs with Reliable and Principled AI Red-Teaming.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Michele Polese

Jul 28, 2025

Polese Elected For AI-And-RAN Working Group

ECE Assistant Research Professor Michael Polese was elected as Chair of the WG2 AI-and-RAN Working Group.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Photo of Sandra Shefelbine

Jul 28, 2025

Understanding Bone Change From Evolution To Everyday Movement

MIE/BioE Professor Sandra Shefelbine, in collaboration with Brown University, was awarded a $625,000 NSF grant for “Bones and Burrowing: Mechanoadaptation in phylogeny, ontogeny and ecology of Peromyscus.”

Bioengineering, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering