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Department News
Mourning the loss of Vikram Jandhyala
The ECE community is heartbroken over the loss of our dear colleague and friend
The programmability of biology
Engineering a toolbox of synthetic biological parts to create new living systems
ECE alumnus wins prestigious NSF CAREER award
Yury Dvorkin won for his important research in customer-end distributed energy resources (DER)
Fast Company magazine discusses ECE professor Mari Ostendorf's expertise
Her leading research in speech and language technology aids in article about natural language processing
ECE alumna named associate chair for innovation and entrepreneurship
MSEE graduate Pamela Bhatti was appointed at the Georgia Tech School of ECE
ECE alum Jessica Tran writes about diversity in user research for Microsoft
"Inclusion also means recognizing nontraditional backgrounds and using the skills and experiences that people with different viewpoints can offer."
ECE Ph.D candidate featured in Marvel comic
Katherine Pratt is featured in issue #4 of The Unstoppable Wasp.
Professor Denise Wilson speaks to Nature on the gender pay gap
The international journal of science spoke with Wilson about women in engineering and computer science.
Chet Moritz appointed as Hwang Professor
The professorship is built on the Hwangs’ shared vision of making life better for those with paralysis.
ECE student named 2018-19 PES scholarship recipient
Ishaan Bhimani, a second year student in ECE, was awarded 2018-19 IEEE Power & Energy Society scholarship.
Professor Majumdar appointed WRF Distinguished Investigator
The Washington Research Foundation has recognized Arka Majumdar's work in nanophotonic technologies.
At the UW, our sci-fi future has arrived
Current projects in ECE show that some sci-fi literary fantasies will soon be reality.
UW-led philosophy team receives $1.5M grant to study the ethics of neurotechnology research
Do brain-computer interfaces affect whether patients feel they are in charge of their own actions?
Professor Fazel to lead NSF TRIPODS+X in data science
Project will enhance the successful "hack week" model
Scientists engineer a functional optical lens out of 2D materials
Lenses are as thin as 190 nanometers — less than 1/100,000ths of an inch thick
