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ASCENT-Looking Ahead to the Future of EE An electronic revolution is on the rise. NDEE is leading the charge.

ASCENT-Looking Ahead to the Future of EE

NDEE Graduate Studies Program Discover why NDEE is the place to be for EE

NDEE Graduate Studies Program

NDEE Alumni receives Marconi Young Scholar Award In this personal interview, Ding Nie, Ph.D. '16, shares more about the man behind the theory.

NDEE Alumni receives Marconi Young Scholar Award

Researching for Better Breast Cancer Assessment Is there a better way to detect breast cancer in women under 40? EE grad students may have found it.

Researching for Better Breast Cancer Assessment

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The Wire: 03 16 19

Meet Junchi Lu

The month of March is Women's History Month. Throughout the month, NDEE is shining the spotlight on its women engineers.

03 2 19

EE in Space Exploration: An Interview with Alumna Kathy Laurini

NDEE alumna Kathy Laurini shares about her 36-year career with NASA–starting the Human Research Program, balancing career and family and of course, ...

02 21 19

Training Next-Generation Engineers for Next-Generation Technologies

NDEE professor Anthony Hoffman’s Introduction to Quantum Computing course is training the next generation of engineers and scientists for the next ...

11 3 18

Limitless Bounds: An Interview with Ding Nie, Marconi Society Young Scholar

NDEE alumni, Ding Nie was named a Marconi Society, Paul Baran Young Scholar. His radical theory work invites electrical engineers to move in an ...

08 6 18

Researching Abroad for Applications to be used in Quantum Computing

NDEE graduate student, Thomas Zirkle traveled to France to conduct cryogenic research and use an active-interferometry technique to take cryogenic ...; >More Articles from The Wire

News >More News: Best Paper Award Won at Cybersecurity Conference
March 11, 2019

Department of Electrical Engineering

NDEE graduate student Joseph Loof won an award for the Best Cyber R&D Paper at Resilience Week In his paper, Loof addresses the problem of frequency hopped signal classification in a propagation environment with multi-path. He explains his approach towards signal classification–using unconventional methods that, instead of seeing multi-path as a hinderance, leverage it to enable signal discrimination.

Fay Featured on Cover of PSS (A)
March 9, 2019

Department of Electrical Engineering

NDEE Professor Patrick Fay was featured on the cover of the February journal issue of physica status solidi (a) - applications and materials science. The results published by Fay and his collaborators are among the latest discoveries in the industry.

Designing Next-Generation Optical Antennas
March 9, 2019

Department of Electrical Engineering

Without antennas, the world would be a much different place. NDEE professor Anthony J. Hoffman is working toward leveraging these devices to control light instead of radio waves.; >View more News

Seminars >All Seminars: Mar 21

Advanced 5G, SATCOM and Radar Phased-Arrays Using Silicon Technologies: THE END OF THE MARCONI ERA IS NEAR
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Wolfgang Porod

VIEW FULL PROFILE Email: porod@nd.edu
Phone: 574-631-6376
Office: 203A Cushing Hall

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Department of Electrical Engineering Frank M. Freimann Chair Professor

College of Engineering Frank M. Freimann Chair Professor

Research Interests: Solid-state devices, computational electronics, and nanoelectronics. Courses: Electromagnetic Theory
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Wolfgang Porod

Department of Electrical Engineering Frank M. Freimann Chair Professor

College of Engineering Frank M. Freimann Chair Professor

Research Interests: Solid-state devices, computational electronics, and nanoelectronics. Courses: Electromagnetic Theory
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Ruiyang Chen

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Phone: 574-631-1275
Office: B20 Stinson-Remick Hall

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Department of Electrical Engineering Graduate Student

College of Engineering Graduate Student

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Ruiyang Chen

Department of Electrical Engineering Graduate Student

College of Engineering Graduate Student

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Scott Howard

VIEW FULL PROFILE Email: showard@nd.edu
Phone: 574-631-2570
Website: https://howardphotonics.nd.edu
Office: 262 Fitzpatrick Hall

Affiliations

Department of Electrical Engineering Associate Professor

College of Engineering Associate Professor

Bioengineering Graduate Program Associate Professor

Research Interests: Prof. Howard's research focuses on how the interaction of photons and tissue can be used to aid diagnosis and fundamental research in biological fields. The group's work thus spans optoelectronic device development (e.g. QCLs) to be used as sources in systems, technique ...
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Scott Howard

College of Engineering 2003

Department of Electrical Engineering 2003

Research Interests: Prof. Howard's research focuses on how the interaction of photons and tissue can be used to aid diagnosis and ...
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The bachelor’s degree programs in aerospace, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, environmental, and mechanical engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc. The bachelor’s degree program in computer science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc.

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