Special Announcements
Faculty Search 2018-2019
Department News
ECE affiliate professor to receive 2019 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
Nominated by the U.S. Department of Energy, Kevin Schneider was chosen for the award based on his exceptional promise in science and technology
ECE graduates receive tenure-track faculty appointments
Bolun Xu and Edward Wang are on the pathway to prestigious academic careers
ECE team, led by Professor Jenq-Neng Hwang, wins competition in AI challenges
The group used artificial intelligence to help improve transportation systems
Congratulations to the ECE Class of 2019!
The ECE alumni community welcomes 335 new members
ECE honors its most dedicated students, faculty and staff
These members of the department strengthen the success of ECE
ECE affiliate professor named Canadian Academy of Engineering Fellow
Li Deng honored for his achievements in deep learning and speech recognition
Bouncing light with hypersound on a chip
Researchers, including ECE professor Mo Li demonstrate promising applications in microwave applications.
Three ECE faculty receive prestigious NSF CAREER awards
Arka Majumdar, Lillian Ratliff and Visvesh Sathe each won a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award
ECE student gains experience through UW Facilities' Engineering Services
UW Facilities has helped Trinh Ha land her dream job
ECE student's love of music shaped his engineering career
Jordan Drew strives to use technology to improve the quality of our communications, especially for people who use wearable hearing technology such as hearing aids
Celebrating student innovation and entrepreneurship
ECE's 2019 ENGINE showcase highlighted the impressive solutions students are creating to make the world better
ECE students create robot to help farmers for ENGINE program
Semi-autonomous ground vehicle used to assess health of crops
ECE alum Hemant Sonawala honored with lifetime achievement award
Sonawala was honored at the 2019 Building Bridges Across the Nations Awards
Olis Robotics tasked with refueling and repairing orbiting satellites
Olis Robotics to receive at least $50,000 to use their AI-driven software to service satellites.
