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.
Notre Dame Leads $26 Million Computing Technology Research Center
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
NDEE Welcomes Two New Faculty Christopher Hinkle and David Burghoff will be joining the NDEE faculty this fall.
NDEE Welcomes Two New Faculty

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Ding Nie Honored with 2018 Marconi Society Young Scholar Award
Ding Nie Honored with 2018 Marconi Society Young Scholar Award
September 11, 2018
Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering

Apple engineer and NDEE Ph.D. pushes the boundaries of wireless by making 70-year old theorem applicable to current networks.

Notre Dame researchers to tackle autism, pre-eclampsia and more through new funding
Notre Dame researchers to tackle autism, pre-eclampsia and more through new funding
September 10, 2018
Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering

Thomas O’Sullivan, NDEE assistant professor and Patrick Fay, NDEE professor are working across disciplines to deliver cancer assessment devices. They have recently been awarded a grant from the Discovery Fund for their research,“Optical sensors that enable wearable quantitative time-resolved tissue optical spectroscopy.” This research aims to create sensors that enable the next generation of wearable optical technologies for non-invasive sensing and imaging for personal wellness and medicine.

Developing Hands-On Courseware in Advanced Wireless Technologies for Congested and Interference-Limited Environments
Developing Hands-On Courseware in Advanced Wireless Technologies for Congested and Interference-Limited Environments
September 7, 2018
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Daniel Costello

Daniel Costello

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Phone: 574-631-5483
Office: 230B Cushing Hall

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Department of Electrical Engineering Bettex Chair Professor Emeritus
College of Engineering Bettex Chair Professor Emeritus
Wireless Institute Bettex Chair Professor Emeritus
Research Interests: (i) The Analysis and Design of Graph-Based Codes (supported by NSF): This research focuses on the physical layer of digital communication system design - in particular on the analysis, design, and implementation of capacity-approaching low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes for ...
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Daniel Costello

Daniel Costello

Department of Electrical Engineering Bettex Chair Professor Emeritus
College of Engineering Bettex Chair Professor Emeritus
Wireless Institute Bettex Chair Professor Emeritus
Research Interests: (i) The Analysis and Design of Graph-Based Codes (supported by NSF): This research focuses on the physical layer of ...
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Scott Howard

Scott Howard

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Phone: 574-631-2570
Website: http://www.nd.edu/~showard
Office: 262 Fitzpatrick Hall

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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

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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