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75 years of mobile phone technology
In a new Conversation article, Professor Daniel Bliss discusses the evolution and future of mobile technology.
A five-year journey to Tempe
Non-traditional online student Davide “Wade” Eickbusch celebrates his graduation on the Tempe Campus.
Two ECEE graduate students among the ARCS recipients
Doctoral candidates Tyler McCarthy and Tyler Sypherd have been selected as Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Award scholars for the...
ECEE capstone project headed for space
The student-built spacecraft, pioneered by 2019 ECEE graduates Kyle Desousa and Jaime Sanchez de la Vega, will allow people from around the world to...
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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).
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