Latest news
Riding mid-infrared waves
ASU researchers demonstrated the first ultrafast optical modulation at mid-infrared wavelengths, which can improve communications and spectroscopy applications.
ASU engineers earn 10 NSF CAREER Awards
Ten ASU Engineering faculty members have earned National Science Foundation CAREER Awards in 2022, totaling $5.7 million to fund engineering research
ASU professor wins $1M DoD grant to boost AI technology
Turaga’s lab to improve computer reliability in identifying objects in images
EVSTS research center wins 5-year funding from National Science Foundation for phase two
Efficient vehicle research center wins 5-year funding from National Science Foundation for the second time
#2
Online Graduate Program Ranking
U.S. News & World Report
33
IEEE Fellows on the Faculty
12
Research Centers
$38,838,255 – Dollars in research expenditures FY ’20
Upcoming events and deadlines
No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
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).
Stay up to date with ECEE
Our faculty, students, staff and alumni are fast-paced innovators and news breakers. Keep up with them by subscribing to one or more of our newsletters.