On the rise with IrishSat

The first high-altitude balloon launched by IrishSat, a student-run satellite development group, rose about 115,000 feet in the air — until the balloon burst and the payload drifted safely to the ground on a parachute.

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David Burghoff named 2022 Moore Inventor Fellow

David Burghoff, assistant professor of electrical engineering at the University of Notre Dame, has been named a 2022 …

Thomas O’Sullivan and Alicia Wei

Tom O’Sullivan receives teaching award from IEEE-HKN honor society

Thomas O’Sullivan, associate professor of electrical engineering at the University of Notre Dame, has been awarded …

IrishSAT students prepping to release the inflated balloon

Following the sun: IrishSat launches IRIS 2.0 to collect solar data

Notre Dame’s new satellite club IrishSat launched this year’s high-altitude balloon, IRIS 2.0, into the cloudless, …

Roy Stillwell working on Nearwave device

Ready for launch: New imaging device for breast cancer detection and monitoring goes from idea to prototype

When electrical engineering Ph.D. students Roy Stillwell and Vince Kitsmiller were writing mock grant proposals for …

Vijay Gupta

Professor Gupta elected to the IEEE Fellows Class of 2022

Professor of Electrical Engineering Vijay Gupta is one of the newly elevated 2022 IEEE Fellows for his contributions …

Ken Sauer, Ryan Frost, and Elizabeth Mathy

Congrats to PES Scholars!

Electrical Engineering is proud to announce that two of our Senior undergraduate students have been selected as …

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Mitigating Epilepsy by Designing and Controlling Cyber-Neural Fractional Systems

Emily Reed, University of Southern California
11:30 a.m., October 5, 2022
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The “Whole Elephant”: Part by Part

Evelyn Hu, Harvard University
11:30 a.m., October 10, 2022

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Make great things at nanoscale

This teaching and research Clean Room in Stinson-Remick Hall of Engineering features powerful, industry-grade tools for design and fabrication of integrated circuits and medical devices with nanometer-sized features.

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Faculty and students in Electrical Engineering are engaged in research in two primary areas — Electrical Circuits and Systems (ECS) and Electronics, Photonics, Materials and Devices (EPMD).

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Fighting for the Dignity of Independence

Inspired by his dad’s ALS diagnosis, electrical engineering major John Sexton is working to better equip people confined to a powerchair.

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