Two ECE faculty were promoted this year. Milind Kulkarni was promoted to Associate Professor while Pedro Irazoqui was promoted to full Professor. The promotions are effective with the 2015-2016 academic year.

The competition encourages students to come up with new and innovative ways to use soybeans. Tyler Allen (Computer Engineering), Chelsea Sullivan (Accounting & Marketing) and Levi Jackson (ABE) won with Soycotta Pots, a biodegradable flower pot. They received $10,000.

His paper is titled "Direct Finite Element Solver of Linear Complexity for Analyzing Electrically Large Problems". Bangda Zhou is advised by Prof. Dan Jiao.

This award is the most prestigious honor bestowed upon alumni of the ECE Department. Individuals receiving this award have distinguished themselves through notable significant contributions in engineering research, practice, education, or business.

Progress in developing nanophotonic devices capable of withstanding high temperatures and harsh conditions for applications including data storage, sensing, health care and energy will depend on the research community and industry adopting new "plasmonic ceramic" materials, according to a commentary this week in the journal Science.

Purdue University students have developed an app that helps users print documents from smartphones to selected printers on campus, which could cut down on the time it takes to print.

Her paper is entitled "An Integrated Reconfigurable Tuner in 45nm CMOS SOI Technology." The co-authors of the paper are Chen Liu and Professor Saeed Mohammadi. She is advised by Professor Mohammadi.

Sriram Sadhu Sampathkumar and Srihari Sadhu Sampathkumar won in the software category for their project Teleport.

On Thursday, March 19 at approximately 10:15 AM & 7:35 PM, the state will conduct its annual Tornado Drill as part of Indiana’s Severe Weather Preparedness Week