Human-robot Interaction
From Real Steel to reality the DISCOVER lab is exploring not only how to make cyber physical systems work more reliably but also how they can learn to interact with their human collaborators.
Electromagnetic Radiation and Human Health
The effect of electromagnetic radiation on human health is the subject of debate, especially as it pertains to portable wireless devices. Notre Dame researchers are studying ways to improve device performance without increasing radiation levels.
Exploring the Physical Limits to Computation
Researchers in the Center for Nano Science and Technology are laying the groundwork for smaller, faster, and more efficient electronic devices by exploring energy dissipation in nanoscale electron devices and discovering new ways to represent information and perform computation.
Enhancing the Capabilities of Cyber-Physical Systems
Every area of modern life, from mundane household applications to concerns of national security or issues of human health, is affected by cyber-physical systems.
Notre Dame Leads $26 Million Computing Technology Research Center
Freimann Chair of Engineering Professor, Suman Datta is leading a foundational multidisciplinary research center that will explore developing next-generation computing technologies.
Welcome to the Department of Electrical Engineering
Welcome to the Electrical Engineering Department home page at the University of Notre Dame. We welcome any inquiries regarding the information provided on these pages and would especially like to encourage highly qualified students to consider pursuing a course of study in Electrical Engineering at Notre Dame.
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