Four University of Waterloo students are the international winner of the 2015 James Dyson Award for their work in developing a custom circuit board printer.
Professor Sean L. Rommel, Department of Electrical and Microelectronic Engineering, Rochester Institute of Technology
Benchmarking of III-V Esaki Diodes for Tunneling Field Effect Transistor Applications
Thursday October 29, 2015
10:30 – 11:30 am
EIT 3142
Dr. Alfred Yu
Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Waterloo
A research paper published in the Journal of Renewable Energy by PhD student Omar Hafez and Professor Kankar Bhattacharya was selected for one of the 2015 Renewable Energy Top Paper awards by Elsevier Publications. The award is based on the number of Web of Science citations received until 2014.
Zhou Wang wins Emmy for developing technology that assesses video and image quality - affecting millions of viewers everyday
The University of Waterloo will award 24 outstanding female students a total of $288,000 over the next four years as part of a new scholarship supporting ongoing efforts to achieve comprehensive, long-term and sustainable gender equality.
This year’s recipients of the University of Waterloo HeForShe IMPACT Scholarships included Computer Engineering's Jenny Ma. Click here for the full story.
Electrical and Computer Engineering professor Manoj Sachdev has been named fellow by the Engineering Institute of Canada. Dr. Sachdev received the prestigious recognition at the institute’s annual awards banquet on May 26.
Keysight Technologies is hosting a seminar/workshop. Please see the information brochure for more information.
Professor Ashish Khisti, ECE, University of Toronto
Secret-Key Generation and Secure Communication at the Physical Layer in Wireless Systems
Wayne Loucks, an electrical and computer engineering faculty member, has been reappointed as associate dean, undergraduate studies from July 1, 2013 to December 31, 2015. Loucks has served as the associate dean for engineering undergraduate studies since 1998.
"He continues to work in the interests of our growing number of undergraduates," says dean of engineering Pearl Sullivan in a memo to faculty and staff about Loucks' reappointment. "I know that all the departments are grateful that he has agreed to continue leading this important portfolio for the Faculty."