Electrical & Computer Engineering Department - Colorado State University

Electrical & Computer Engineering Department - Colorado State University

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Engage. Imagine. Invent. ECE is the force that connects people and technology to create a better world.

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Engage. Imagine. Invent. ECE is the force that connects people and technology to create a better world.

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https://www.engr.colostate.edu/ece/
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高等教育
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11-50 人
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Fort Collins，Colorado
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electrical engineering、computer engineering、aerospace、lasers、signal processing、controls & robotics、biomedical、robotics、remote sensing、controls、electromagnetics、photonics、artificial intelligence、engineering、innovation、creativity、invent、education、research和radars and satellites

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  • Engage. Imagine. Invent. ?? Our world-leading professors are teaching students how to engineer a world of difference. ?? Learn more about the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at CSU! https://lnkd.in/g_prR4gr #thefutureiswhatwedo #technology #innovation

  • This photo is a throwback to 2006, but CSU's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering emerged as a leader in laser innovation long before that. Over the next several days, we’ll share examples of how we’re creating a bright future using sophisticated laser technologies. Led by University Distinguished Professors Carmen Menoni (third from left) and Jorge Rocca (far left), here are some of our biggest laser milestones since the ‘90s: ?? Mid-1990s: Demonstrated world’s first table-top soft x-ray laser and applied it to several fields ?? 2000s to present: Created novel optical coatings for high-power lasers and interferometers ?? 2003-2013: Led decade-long National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center for Extreme Ultraviolet Science and Technology ?? 2017: Developed Advanced Laser for Extreme Photonics, called ALEPH, one of the most powerful ultrashort pulse lasers in the world ?? 2018 to present: Joined LaserNetUS, a DOE-funded network of the most powerful lasers in North America ?? 2023: Announced public-private partnership with Marvel Fusion to build new $150 million laser facility ?? 2024: Named lead institution of DOE-funded RISE hub to advance inertial fusion energy #lasers #innovation #technology

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  • We recognize that guy in the sunglasses! Congrats again to ECE Department Head Edwin Chong!

    CSU honored our Celebrate! Award winners at the CSU vs. UTEP football game on September 21!? Our engineering winners included: Sam Bechara (Mechanical Engineering) Chase Jackson (School of Biomedical Engineering) Ellen Plese (Mechanical Engineering) Joshua Chan (Chemical and Biological Engineering) Edwin Chong (Electrical and Computer Engineering) Jeff Collett (Atmospheric Science) Star Sullivan (Mechanical Engineering) Congratulations to all these outstanding individuals!?

    • Celebrate! Award Winners 2024 are recognized at the CSU Football game on September 21st.
    • Edwin Chong, Electrical and Computer Engineering professor, smiling during the Celebrate! Award ceremony at the CSU Football game.

  • A big THANK YOU to our alumni and donors who helped us establish the Aram and Helga Budak ECE Professorship! ?? ?? The professorship honors the legacy of former electrical engineering professor Aram Budak and his wife, Helga. Garnering more than $375,000 in donations, the endowed fund becomes the second named professorship in the ECE department. ? ECE Professor Sudeep Pasricha has been named the inaugural recipient of the professorship. “Our goal was to choose a professor who embodies Budak’s commitment to teaching and passion for our discipline,” said Edwin Chong, ECE department head. “Each year, I read students’ course evaluations, and the feedback for Sudeep is consistently and overwhelmingly positive.” ?? Read more: https://buff.ly/47T6rwx #alumni #professorship #philanthropy

    CSU celebrates newly endowed Aram and Helga Budak ECE Professorship

    CSU celebrates newly endowed Aram and Helga Budak ECE Professorship

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  • ?? Join us in celebrating this big win for our college!?? This building, along with our new laser facility that will break ground this month, is a more than $300 million investment in college infrastructure and facilities. We are positioned for an exciting future!

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    CSU will construct an innovative new academic building that will transform engineering education for generations to come, thanks to two landmark philanthropic gifts and a strategic investment from CSU students. The Don and Susie Law Engineering Future Technologies Building will be an interdisciplinary learning hub situated in the heart of CSU’s campus on the site of the existing Glover Building (east of the Lory Student Center), with classrooms, laboratories and other innovation spaces that focus on the ways digital technology and artificial intelligence will shape and transform engineering and related fields. The ambitious vision for the Don and Susie Law Engineering Future Technologies Building was spurred by a $10 million gift in 2020 from the Laws, two alumni who have demonstrated a long-term commitment to strengthening the undergraduate and graduate engineering experience at CSU. The new building will become a reality thanks to a $50 million commitment of existing fees from students and – inspired by the student investment – a $50 million matching gift from the Walter Scott Family Foundation. “The Law Building will be a transformational addition to the CSU campus. It will place our engineering programs among the very best in the country. Don and Susie saw the need for just such a building at CSU years ago, and we would not be moving forward with this project without their tremendous vision. Our stalwart supporters at the Scott Family Foundation have always believed in CSU and, more importantly, believed in our students. And our students made an impressive commitment not for themselves, but to ensure that future Rams benefit from a state-of-the-art learning environment,” said CSU President Amy Parsons. “Our goal in this new building is to help equip all CSU students – not just engineers – to be innovators and leaders in areas like smart infrastructure, climate and weather prediction, and environmental sustainability – all of which will become increasingly dependent on AI technologies in the future,” said Allen Robinson, dean of the CSU Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering. Learn more: https://col.st/vNrpP

    • Rendering of the Don and Susie Law Engineering Future Technologies Building with blue sky and clouds.
    • Rendering of the Don and Susie Law Engineering Future Technologies Building with the night sky and stars.

  • Exciting news for our college!

    Did you hear?! Thanks to the generous 6.6 million investment led by Kiewit Corp., Colorado State University will be launching a construction engineering degree starting in the fall of 2025! This interdisciplinary degree meets the rising demand for engineering and construction to collaborate for significant construction jobs. To learn more, visit https://lnkd.in/g7nsfurR CSU Civil and Environmental Engineering CSU College of Health and Human Sciences

    • Construction management students visiting a construction site.

  • Meet Jenni Prior (she/her), our new academic advisor and undergraduate program coordinator! Jenni joined the ECE department last week. She previously served as an academic success coordinator in the Computer Science department at CSU. Jenni will be advising first-year and transfer students. Elaine Linde will remain in the ECE department as our new lab manager. ?? Let’s get to know Jenni better!?? 1?? What do you find most exciting about your new role in the ECE department? --I am looking forward to getting to know about the unique interests of the students I work with! You all do some pretty amazing things, and I can't wait to learn more about them! 2?? What is your favorite aspect of being an advisor? --I love getting to know my students and hearing about their goals and aspirations. 3?? What’s something interesting most people don’t know about you? --I love learning new languages! I speak German, Spanish, and some French. 4?? What do you like to do outside of work? --I love to spend time with my family and friends! I enjoy spending time in nature, visiting national parks, travel, arts and crafts, making ceramics, and gardening!

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    ?? Marvel Fusion Secures 60 Million Euro Series B Funding ?? ? We are excited to announce that Marvel Fusion has successfully closed our 62.8 Million Euro Series B equity financing round, led by HV Capital. Backed by our successful experiments at the ELI-NP, CALA Laser by the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universit?t München, and Colorado State University, the new funding will enable us to: ? ? Continue demonstrating our fusion concept at existing laser facilities. ? Ramp up production of our fuel targets. ? Achieve full proof of technology with our Demo Facility in Colorado by 2027. ? In addition, we are honored to have been selected by the European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) for their Accelerator program. The program entails a grant of 2.5 million Euro to scale our fuel target production and an equity investment of up to 15 million Euro. ? This funding accelerates our roadmap to make fusion energy a reality. We look forward to continuing our work with our partners and investors to bring sustainable fusion power to the world. ? A big thank you to our investors, HV Capital, Earlybird Venture Capital, b2venture, Tengelmann Ventures, Deutsche Telekom via T.Capital, SPRIND - Bundesagentur für Sprunginnovationen, Bayern Kapital, @ATHOS, and PRIMEPULSE! ? #fusion #fusionenergy #deeptech Christian Saller, Fabian Gruner, Dr. Hendrik Brandis, Dr. Moritz Belling, Antonia Schmalz, Rafael Laguna de la Vera, Claudia Nemat, Sarah R?hm, Karine Peters

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  • Scenes from our fall Community Connections Night!

    Last week, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering brought their students together for food and networking. We had a blast talking with all the different student clubs and seeing the Formula SAE car, the flight simulator, the CASE project, the I2P lab, and much more! We love our engineering student community!?

    • View of the Entrance of the Electrical & Computer Engineering retention event outside the Physics building on campus.
    • Bella, director of student ambassadors, posing behind a table at the Electrical & Computer Engineering event.
    • Flight simulator club posing with their fully assembled flight simulator cockpit.
    • RamBot team discussing project with an Electrical & Computer engineering student.
    • Upperclassmen student discussing the raffle drawing with an underclassman at the ECE retention event.
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  • ?? ECE had a big showing at last night's Frontiers in Optics Awards Ceremony hosted by Optica! Join us in congratulating ECE alum Abbie Watnik (left) and University Distinguished Professor Carmen S. Menoni, who were honored for their outstanding achievements and contributions to the field of optics. ?? Dr. Watnik was named a Fellow of Optica "for technical leadership at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in imaging through turbulence and scattering media, and for outstanding service to Optica." Watnik earned her bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Colorado State in 2006. While at CSU, she worked closely with Prof. Menoni. Watnik currently serves as the Optical Physics Branch Head at NRL. ?? Prof. Menoni was awarded the Fraunhofer/Burley Prize "for seminal contributions to the materials aspects and engineering of amorphous oxides for optical coatings of high intensity lasers and gravitational wave detectors." As the director of the recently established Inertial Fusion Energy hub, known as RISE, Menoni is developing novel optical coatings to propel laser-driven fusion energy, a potentially inexhaustible source of clean energy. ?? Learn more about the awards: https://buff.ly/3ziW5cw ?? ?? ?? ?? #awards #optics #opticalengineering #womeninengineering #womeninscience

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