February 2, 2013

2013 EEIC Poster Contest

The Electric Energy Industrial Consortium is holding its annual poster contest for posters from graduate and undergraduate research and class projects related to electric power and energy. The contest will be heldThursday April 4, 2013 in the Paul Allen Center (CSE) Atrium from 4:00-6:30 PM. If you are working in an energy area, please consider…


February 1, 2013

Where to See the Northern Lights This Season


January 5, 2013

Vamsi Talla Wins Best Student Paper at WiSNet 2013

Vamsi Talla (EE Graduate Student advised by CSE & EE faculty member Joshua Smith) won the best student paper award at WiSNet 2013, the IEEE Topical Meeting on Wireless Sensors and Sensor Networks, in Austin TX. In addition to Vamsi and Smith, the co-authors are Michael Buettner (2012 CSE PhD, now at Google Seattle) and…


January 4, 2013

Tracking Lung Health With a Cell Phone


January 3, 2013

Three Undergrads Receive Mary Gates Scholarships

Congratulations to Xinwei Tan, Palma London and Paul Bartell who have recently been awarded the 2013 Mary Gates Scholarships. Undergraduate Xinwei Tan has been awarded the competitive 2013 Mary Gates Leadership Scholarship for his work with the Husky Cycling Club team development and outreach. The Husky Cycling Club is the official cycling team of the…


January 2, 2013

UW, Pacific NW National Lab join forces on computing research


January 1, 2013

Tech Idea List: 5 Nerds To Watch In 2013


December 5, 2012

Google Glass Features and Apps Still in Flux


December 4, 2012

Andrew Clark – A Finalist for the IEEE CDC 2012 Student Best Paper Award

Graduate student Andrew Clark’s paper is one of the four finalists for the IEEE CDC 2012 Student Best Paper Award. The award was presented by the IEEE Control Systems Society at the 51st IEEE Conference on Decision and Control. The title of the paper is, “On Leader Selection for Performance and Controllability in Multi-Agent Systems.”…


December 3, 2012

SNUPI Technologies Launches, UW Spinoff Receives $1.5M in Funding

SNUPI Technologies, a startup company stemming from technology developed by UWEE and CSE Assistant Professor Shwetak Patel, EE graduate student Gabe Cohn, and Professor Matt Reynolds of Duke University has announced that it has received $1.5 million in funding from venture capital firms Madrona Venture Group, Radar Partners, and several of the company’s founders. Sensors…



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