January 3, 2008
Self-Assembling Bionic Eyes Coming Soon
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January 2, 2008
Learning from Katrina
January 1, 2008
Hochberg wins Air Force Young Investigator funding
Michael Hochberg’s proposal “Nanophotonic Devices in Silicon for Nonlinear Optics” was one of 29 receiving funding as part of the Air Force’s inaugural Young Investigator Research Program. The Air Force Office of Scientific Research awarded approximately $9.5 million to the winners in this new program. Competition was intense, with 215 proposals having been submitted. The…
November 29, 2007
Kelin Kuhn named Intel Fellow
Kelin J. Kuhn, currently the director of Logic Device Technology at Intel, has been named as an Intel Fellow in the Technology and Manufacturing Group. Kelin received her BSEE from the University of Washington in 1980. She went on to do her graduate study at Stanford. She became a faculty member here in 1989, staying…
October 29, 2007
Dave Allstot to serve as CASS President for 2009
Professor Dave Allstot has been elected to serve as President-Elect of the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society in 2008, then stepping into the role as the society’s President in 2009. Congratulations go to Dave for this well-deserved honor.
August 5, 2007
HallowEEN Design Challenge Winners!
The winners of the 2007 HallowEEn Design Challenge were: 1st place: Venkat Wang (a pumpkin robot) Aron Dobos, Adam Doehling & Jolyn Chew 2nd place: Propeller Jack Jimmy Xu & Paul Beck 3rd place: Scream-o-Clacker Lantern (pictured above) Eric Carlson & Avram Epilepsia Congratulations to the winners!
August 4, 2007
Adjunct Professor Yoky Matsuoka wins McArthur ‘Genius’ fellowship
August 2, 2007
Self-Assembling Robots on IEEE Control Systems Cover
The Self Organizing Systems Group‘s self-assembling robots grace the cover of the August 2007 issue of IEEE Control Systems Magazine. If you’re using an EE department computer – or any computer on the UW campus – the entire issue is available to you electronically. IEEE Controls Systems Magazine – August 2007 From off-campus you can…
June 3, 2007
China8 project boxes up grand ad plan
June 2, 2007
Babak Parviz wins TR35 award
Babak Parviz has been named one of Technology Review magazine’s TR35, an elite group of 35 innovative researchers under the age of 35. The winners are chosen by a panel of expert judges and the magazine’s editorial staff. Babak was recognized for his research into self-assembling MEMS devices. For the full story, including a profile…
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