March 1, 2002
Deirdre Meldrum speaks on “Life on a Chip”
Professor Deirdre Meldrum will be giving a talk titled “Life on a Chip” on Friday, May 3 at 3:30 in Room A102 of the Physics-Astronomy Building. A reception will follow in the foyer. This talk is part of the College of Arts and Science’s Science Forum series, and is sponsored by that college, the Office…
February 1, 2002
Charles Peach wins SRC Fellowship!
A Graduate Fellowship from Semiconductor Research Corporation has been awarded to Charles Peach, one of Professor David Allstot’s graduate students. The industry sponsor of this award is Texas Instruments, through their membership in the SRC. The three-year SRC Fellowship provides full tuition and fees, a $1550/month stipend, and a $2000 unrestricted gift to the UWEE…
January 1, 2002
Phebe Burgos’ retirement party
On April 1, the EE department joined Phebe Burgos in celebrating her retirement from the University after 28 years of dedicated service. She has most recently been working as Manager of Program Operations for Professors Ostendor and Dunham. We wish Phebe all the best – we’ll miss her! Phebe’s retirement cake – some people apparently…
July 1, 2001
Carl Sechen named IEEE Fellow
The IEEE has announced that Professor Carl Sechen has been named an IEEE Fellow, effective January 2002. His citation reads “For contributions to automated placement and routing in integrated circuits.” The IEEE Grade of Fellow is conferred by the Board of Directors upon a person with an extraordinary record of accomplishments in any of the…
May 1, 2001
Kudos to Kuterdem!
Our own EE graduate student Gorkem Kuterdem has just completed tenure as the President of the University GPSS (Graduate and Professional Student Senate). Gorkem had a great chance to learn about the various processes of the University, and ways to address the concerns and desires of a wide variety of student constituencies. Gorkem reports that…
Annual Engineering Career Fair
The annual Engineering Career Fair was held Tuesday, October 30 and Wednesday, October 31 at the HUB. Approximately 150 employers were on hand to discuss permanent career position possibilities as well as internship/co-op opportunities. If you’re planning to graduate this year, or if you’re looking for an internship/co-op for coming quarters, this is one of…
Mary Gates Research Training Grant Winners!
The annual Engineering Career Fair was held Tuesday, October 30 and Wednesday, October 31 at the HUB. Approximately 150 employers were on hand to discuss permanent career position possibilities as well as internship/co-op opportunities. If you’re planning to graduate this year, or if you’re looking for an internship/co-op for coming quarters, this is one of…
April 1, 2001
Mobile Robots outreach workshops
The UW Electrical Engineering department’s K-12 Outreach program is designed to encourage students’ interest in electrical engineering in particular, and science in general. Recently Professor Linda Bushnell, along with several current and former students, put on some Mobile Robots workshops as part of this program. More information on the EE Outreach programs can be found…
EE Faculty Early Career Award Winners
The quality of our faculty is outstanding. A large portion of the faculty have received recognition early in their careers: Early Career Awards All nine of the Assistant Professors hired from July 1998-June 2001 have received the NSF Early Career Development Award. A total of ten Electrical Engineering Faculty have received the NSF Early Career…
March 30, 2001
EE Graduation Recognition Events
Thursday, June 7, HUB Auditorium (1st floor) Ph.D./MSEE Recognition – 7pm BSEE Recognition – 8pm (graduates, please arrive about 10 minutes early) For the first time, the EE Department is holding graduation recognition events for all of its graduating students. These informal events will provide individual recognition to all students who graduated or will graduate…
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