Cornell ranked among best in U.S. News grad school rankings
The 2018 U.S. News World Report ranking of graduate schools is out, and Cornell has again landed in the top 10 for English and engineering programs. Read more
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Engineers devise two-way radio on a single chip
Researchers have devised a method of two-way radio communication that puts the separation of the transmitting and receiving signals all on a single transceiver chip. Read more
Experiment aboard space station studies 'space weather'
Steven Powell, senior engineer in electrical and computer engineering, is leading a Cornell group that has sent a project up to the International Space Station to study the ionosphere. Read more
FuzeHub awards innovation grants to Cornell-led projects
Three projects with ties to Cornell are among the seven grantees to receive a total of more than $469,000 in funding from FuzeHub, a nonprofit that assists small manufacturers. Read more
Matter Design Computation grad program set to launch
A new multidisciplinary collaborative research graduate degree program at Cornell will combine architectural research with study in material computation, adaptive architecture and digital fabrication. Read more
Group blazes path to efficient, eco-friendly deep-ultraviolet LED
A Cornell-led group has demonstrated the ability to produce deep-ultraviolet emission using an LED light source, potentially solving several problems related to quantum efficiency of current devices. Read more
Bulk aluminium nitride platform for gallium nitride high voltage and power
The Jena/Xing group have claimed the first measurements on aluminium nitride/gallium nitride quantum well field-effect transistors on bulk AlN substrates with re-grown ohmic contacts. A device with 65nm gate length achieved a record-high drain current of 2A/mm, it is claimed. The researchers see potential for future high-voltage and high-power microwave electronics. Read more
Cornell seismologist helps solve Oklahoma's earthquake mystery
What EAS professor Katie Keranen and some colleagues have learned from data they collected in Oklahoma is that injecting large amounts of fluids into areas with faults can cause earthquakes. Read more
Aristilde receives NSF CAREER Award
Ludmilla Aristilde, assistant professor in BEE, has received an NSF CAREER Award to address a long-standing knowledge gap in environmental engineering. Read more
ECE announces two 2017 Outstanding Thesis Research Award Winners
The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering’s Graduate Committee is pleased to announce two co-winners of the 2017 ECE Outstanding Thesis Research Award, Ibrahim Issa, an advisee of Professor Aaron Wagner, and Ji Kim, an advisee of Professor Christopher Batten. Read more