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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: 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 ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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Alumna Becomes First Female Dean through Perseverance and Servant Leadership

NDEE Alumna, Ying Shang, becomes the first female dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Evansville.

06 5 18

Finding Free Space in a Crowded Spectrum

When you’re tuned into a radio station, you are the receiver of signals from a frequency. The station number is actually a frequency in megahertz. ...; >More Articles from The Wire

News >More News: Zhang receives Young Investigator Award
February 15, 2019

Department of Electrical Engineering

NDEE graduate student Yide Zhang, advised by professor Scott Howard, was awarded the JenLabs Young Investigator Award at the International Society for Optics and Photonics West. It is the largest biophotonics, biomedical optics, and imaging conference in the world, receiving thousands of submissions each year.

RadioHound Version 3 Preparing for Release
February 11, 2019

Wireless Institute

As one of the Wireless Institute’s flagship projects, the RadioHound System is evolving – version 3 will be released later this spring. This version is unique in that it’s being designed and implemented predominantly by a team of graduate students.

ASCENT: One Year In
February 5, 2019

Department of Electrical Engineering

A look at the progress the ASCENT Center has made in its first year.; >View more News

Events >All Events: Feb 26

"How Does A Radio Work and Why Do We Need All That Stuff?"
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Seminars >All Seminars: Feb 26

The Redefinition of the SI System of Units, and the Single-Electron Ratchet Pump as a Current Standard
Department of Electrical Engineering

Feb 28

Photonics from the Macroscale to the Nanoscale: Full Spectrum Solar Energy Conversion, Two-Dimensional Semiconductors, and Optical Meta-surfaces
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Eugene Henry

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Phone: 574-631-6408
Website: http://www.nd.edu/~ehenry
Office: 316 Cushing Hall
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Department of Computer Science and Engineering Professor Emeritus

Department of Electrical Engineering Professor Emeritus

College of Engineering Professor Emeritus

Control systems, simulation and computer design
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Eugene Henry

Department of Computer Science and Engineering Professor Emeritus

Department of Electrical Engineering Professor Emeritus

College of Engineering Professor Emeritus

Control systems, simulation and computer design
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David Connelly

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Phone: 574-631-5644
Office: 247D Fitzpatrick Hall

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Department of Electrical Engineering Graduate Student

College of Engineering Graduate Student

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David Connelly

Department of Electrical Engineering Graduate Student

College of Engineering Graduate Student

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Yih-Fang Huang

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Phone: 574-631-5350
Website: http://www.nd.edu/~huang/
Office: 257 Fitzpatrick

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Department of Electrical Engineering Professor

Department of Computer Science and Engineering Concurrent Professor

College of Engineering Senior Associate Dean for Education and Undergraduate Programs

Research Interests: My research interests focus on theory and applications of detection and estimation. The conventional approaches to solving the problems of detection and estimation are typically based on the principles of mathematical statistics. When those problems arise within the context of ...
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Yih-Fang Huang

Department of Electrical Engineering 1980

Research Interests: My research interests focus on theory and applications of detection and estimation. The conventional approaches to ...
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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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