Research in Electrical & Computer Engineering

A Vision of Wireless Possibilities

UT ECE faculty are tackling a big-picture wireless initiative, Network of Systems Vision, combining communication and computation in never-before-imagined ways. “The basic vision...

Solar Car Shines in National Competition

The University of Texas at Austin Solar Vehicles Team camped, pulled all-nighters and ran into some unique mechanical issues on their seven-day, solar-powered road trip adventure....

Computer-aided Detection and Diagnosis of Breast Cancer

UT researchers have developed a novel model-based computer-aided detection framework for the detection of spiculated masses on mammography. As a part of this framework, they...

UT ECE in the News

US News and World Report
U.S. News Ranks UT ECE Among Top Undergrad Programs
Mattan Erez and Team Awarded DARPA Grant
Prof. Mattan Erez and NVIDIA Team Awarded DARPA Grant
Joydeep Ghosh Awarded NSF Grant
Prof. Joydeep Ghosh Awarded Grant From NSF
Prof. Jake Aggarwal
Prof. Aggarwal Awarded Grant from FCT to Expand Digital Media
Alu Awarded ONR MURI
Prof. Andrea Alù and Team Awarded ONR MURI from DoD
CI Fellow
UT ECE Student Jyotirmoy Deshmukh Named CI Fellow

Announcements

Electromagnetics and Electroacoustics Seminar with Dr. Jaideva Goswami

Modeling and Simulation Problems and Challenges in Well-Logging Industry
Dr. Jaideva C. Goswami, Schlumberger
Friday, September 3rd
11:00 AM in ENS 306

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Over 80% of the Bikes Stolen On Campus Were Not Locked with a U-Lock

Dorms are target areas for thieves. Use a U-LOCK and cable lock, always lock your FRAME and WHEEL to a proper RACK, and park in a highly visible, well-lighted location. Mandatory bicycle registration at: www.utexas.edu/parking/transportation/biking

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Technology Entrepreneurship Seminar Series

ME 397K and BME 386 are hosting the Technology Entrepreneurship Seminar Series this Fall. Fridays from August to November at 3:00 PM in ETC 2.136. All seminars are open to the public.

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ECE Lab Hours for Fall 2010

There are new lab hours for the ENS Labs, LRCs and Study Spaces. Follow the link below to see the new lab schedule. If you need badge access, please visit ENS 340.

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NRC Undergraduate Scholarships

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is offering up to seven FULL TUITION scholarships at the in-state rate for 2010-2011. It is open to all engineering and physics majors who are US citizens and full-time students with an outstanding academic record.

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ISA Offering Fellowship and Scholarship to ECE Students

Innovative Signal Analysis is offering both a $4000 Fellowship and a $2000 Scholarship for outstanding ECE students for 2010-2011. The deadline is September 17, 2010.

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Scholarship Opportunities for ECE Students

The Cockrell School of Engineering Scholarship Program is now accepting applications for exceptional ECE students.

Deadline for Engineering Scholarships is October 1, 2010.

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GE's Information Management Leadership Program's Intern Honors Award

GE IMLP Intern Honors Award
The award combines a paid summer internship in 2011 with a $5,000 payment for the top 20 applicants. Interested students may apply at http://www.ge.com/imlpaward by no later than September 26, 2010.

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UT CLEE ECE Courses for Fall 2010

Principles of Sotware Testing Online
Two Week Black Belt Six Sigma Training
LabVIEW Basics I & Basics II Certification Program

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UT CLEE Courses for Fall 2010

Fundamantals of Engineering Refresher Course
Four-session course scheduled: Sept. 18th, Oct.2, 9th and 16th

Engineering Ethics
Sept. 9th and Dec. 1st

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Bicycles are No Longer Permitted in ENS

ENS is NOT a Parking Garage!
The space within ENS is very limited and accommodates a large number of students, staff and faculty. Students are no longer allowed to store their bicycles in the building nor use the ENS elevators for their transport.
 

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