His paper is titled "Advanced Quantizer Designs for FDD-based FD-MIMO Systems Using Uniform Planar Arrays". The paper is co-authored by Jiho Song, Professor David J. Love, and Assistant Professor Junil Choi at POSTECH (Former Purdue graduate student).

A new project will study the fundamental mechanisms behind a method that uses electrical fields to enhance ceramics-sintering processing to manufacture components for a range of military and commercial applications.

ECE Assistant Professors Aly El Gamal and Nicolo Michelusi participated in the first summit for the Telecom Infra Project (TIP) at Facebook Headquarters in Menlo Park, CA. TIP is an initiative led by Facebook with the goal of revolutionizing the wireless cellular infrastructure by developing open access solutions for cellular networks, akin to the development of the Open Compute Project that led to significant progress in building data centers.

The Distinguished Engineering Alumni/Alumnae Award is presented to men and women who have distinguished themselves in any field in ways that reflect favorably on Purdue University, the engineering profession, or society in general.

He earned a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Purdue in 1956 and an honorary doctorate in Engineering in 1970. He was one of 14 astronauts chosen by NASA in October 1963.

Researchers have demonstrated the high-performance potential of an experimental transistor made of a semiconductor called beta gallium oxide, which could bring new ultra-efficient switches for applications such as the power grid, military ships and aircraft.

He received the NSF CAREER award for his proposal entitled, "Controlling Single Photon Interactions with K-Surface Engineered Nanomaterials". The total amount of support awarded is $461,877 over the next 5 years.

Purdue University researchers - during the international IEDM 2016 conference the week of Dec. 5 - showcased a range of concepts and technologies that foreshadow the future of the semiconductor industry.

Professor Weiner's research focuses on ultrafast optics, notably the processing of extremely high-speed lightwave signals and ultra-broadband radio-frequency signals. He is especially well known for his pioneering work on programmable generation of arbitrary ultrashort pulse waveforms, which has found application both in fiber optic networks and in ultrafast optical science laboratories around the world.

Spensa Technologies, a Purdue-affiliated precision agriculture technology company, announces Z-Trap 1, the company's first fully commercial hardware device intended to reduce costly and time-consuming manual crop scouting.