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From senior design project to published paper
An ECEE research team, prompted by student Brad Wallace’s curiosity, is closer to understanding the physics behind natural processes.
Experts point to priorities for expanding clean energy infrastructure
Regents Professor Vijay Vittal talks about the 800-pound gorilla in the room, the future of electrical energy infrastructure.
Imani harnesses microwaves to improve imaging systems
Imani’s imaging research could help perform building inspections, search and rescue operations, airport security screening and even home DIY applications.
A world of possibilities
The ASU-ACCEL project co-led by ECEE’s Jennifer Blain Christen encourages engineering students to develop and modify #AssistiveTechnology for their community.
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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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