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In memoriam: Junseok Chae
Junseok Chae left an indelible mark on humankind in the fields of wearable sensors and actuators, miniaturized biomedical wireless sensors and systems. His work lives on through his students, his published research and in the memories of his friends and colleagues.
Latest news
Storing information and designing uncrackable codes with DNA
Chao Wang is among researchers exploring the information-carrying capacities of DNA to produce microscopic tech with similar capabilities.
Leveraging art, design, AI and sensor technology to better the workplace
The team lead by Pavan Turaga was recently awarded a one-year planning grant from the National Science Foundation for $150,000 to develop a...
Thinking like a tree
Michael Kozicki and Life Sciences Professor Robbie Roberson are looking at dendrites to inspire a structural design for increased efficiency of solar cells and electrical power.
Balanis earns highest honor from IEEE
In recognition for his excellence in book authorship, teaching, and research, Regents Professor Constantine A. Balanis, is the 2021 recipient of the prestigious IEEE Electromagnetic Award.
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Research Centers
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Upcoming events and deadlines
September 24 – Blood drive
ASU Community and Vitalant Blood Drive Desert Financial Arena- Tempe 600 E Veterans Way Tempe, AZ 85281 Register for Thursday, September 24
September 30 – Power pathway on Zoom
Learn more about the Power program at the Fall 2020 Pathways Exploration Seminar on Zoom. Hear about your pathway options and interact with ECEE faculty and Staff.
September 30 – Student SafeZone Workshop
Join the Fulton Schools in partnership with SafeZONE as we explore ways to support our STEM and LGBTQIA+ Sun Devils
The electrical engineering PhD program – Turning curiosity into expert engineers
Graduate courses and programs are offered in the following six areas of specialization:
- Control systems
- Electromagnetics, antennas and microwave circuits
- Electronic and mixed-signal circuit design
- Electric power and energy systems
- Physical Electronics and Photonics
- Signal processing and communications systems
Our research
Our research areas reflect the diversity of the electrical engineering profession and range from the very small (nano-scale electronic devices and their modeling), to the very large (the U.S. electric power grid and its control).
Our research
Our research areas reflect the diversity of the electrical engineering profession and range from the very small (nano-scale electronic devices and their modeling), to the very large (the U.S. electric power grid and its control).
