James Davis, an assistant professor of ECE, earned a gold prize for "Model-Based Agentic Software Engineering: A Textbook and Case Study in DocAble." Amy Reibman, the Elmore Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, won a silver prize for "Creating an Interactive Reusable Collection of Probability Problems (ECE 302)."

Meshkov, who received the Burton ARCS National Scholar Award, is one of five Purdue College of Engineering doctoral students selected for the honor. As an ARCS National Scholar, he is eligible to receive $10,000 per year in unrestricted funding, renewable for up to three years.

At BEAR Summit 2026, Prof. Muhammad Hussain delivered the "Silicon River Vision Address 2026," outlining a long-term framework that connects workforce development, research, intellectual property, shared infrastructure, product development, entrepreneurship, global partnerships and commercialization.

Edward J. Delp, the Charles William Harrison Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, addressed that challenge as a keynote speaker at the inaugural International Symposium on Synthetic Media Attribution and Detection, or ISSMAD 2026.

Zhong Liu, a PhD student in Purdue University’s Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has received the IEEE Central Indiana Section Outstanding Student Award, recognizing his research, leadership and service to the engineering community.

PAIR, one of nine university teams competing as part of the Indy Autonomous Challenge (IAC), will defend its sensational 2025 performance — a neck-and-neck second-place finish with recorded speeds of more than 143 mph, with a best lap of 1:30.567, less than one second behind PoliMOVE’s 1:29.790.

The Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program, administered by the Institute of International Education on behalf of the U.S. Department of State, offers scholars the opportunity to teach and conduct research abroad while building long-term academic and professional connections across countries.

Students in the Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering professional master’s program contributed to the technology by helping develop the imaging processing and control unit that enables the system to scan a sample’s surface and guide the extraction process.

Masha Novoselova values the Purdue experience in Indianapolis for its blend of rigorous and enjoyable electrical engineering classes, meaningful internship opportunities, and spaces to connect with friends and explore the city.

Purdue University electrical and computer engineering PhD candidate Alex Santiago-Vargas earned first place in the student paper competition at the 2026 IEEE Wireless and Microwave Technology Conference, or WAMICON, for research that could help make future wireless radios smaller, more efficient and less complex.