Computer-aided Detection and Diagnosis of Breast Cancer
By Gautam S. Muralidhar, PhD student, with Professors Alan C. Bovik and Mia K. Markey
Forbes Magazine Ranks Austin as the No. 2 Most Innovative City in America
Forbes Magazine Ranks Austin as the No. 2 Most Innovative City in America
Prof. Seth Bank to Participate in NAE’s Frontiers of Engineering Symposium
Prof. Seth Bank to Participate in NAE’s Frontiers of Engineering Symposium
UT Solar Vehicle Team Competes in Formula Sun Grand Prix
UT Solar Vehicle Team Competes in Formula Sun Grand Prix
Professor Bill Bard is the 2010 Recipient of the Gordon T. Lepley IV Endowed Memorial Teaching Award
At the Spring 2010 Electrical and Computer Engineering External Advisory Board Banquet, Tony Ambler (Chairman of the Department) presented the prestigious Gordon T. Lepley IV Endowed Memorial Teaching Award to Professor Bill Bard. Bill was a unanimous choice for this award given his dedication and commitment to teaching in the classroom and laboratories.
The Massively Broadband Future
By Prof. Ted Rappaport with students Felix Gutierrez and James Murdock
Dr. Ahmed Tewfik Named New Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Dr. Ahmed Tewfik Named New Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
UT ECE Professor Alexis Kwasinski Covers Chilean Earthquake
UT ECE Professor Alexis Kwasinski traveled to Chile following the February earthquake to inventory damage and share ideas on how to better prevent future power failures.
Watch an audio slide show to learn more about Kwasinski'
Solar Vehicle Team and Hands-on Learning Projects Need New Space
In June, a group of engineering undergraduate students will drive from Tulsa to Chicago in a vehicle they designed, constructed, and tested. Running out of gas is one thing they won’t worry about.
UT ECE Student Yong-Chan Ban Awarded SPIE Scholarship
UT ECE Student Yong-Chan Ban Awarded SPIE Scholarship
