Research Spotlight
Jun Yang has been awarded a 2008 NSF Career Award for her proposal CAREER-EHS: Thermal-Aware Scheduleing for Embedded Planar and 3D Chip Microprossesors.
Graduate students Zsolt Poole and Di Xu's research work is highlighted as the cover story of December 17, 2007's Applied Physics letters. more 
Professor Alex K. Jones has been awarded an NSF grant for research in the area of compilers for high performance computing. more
Professor Alex K. Jones has been awarded a TTC grant to develop a low-power reconfigurable computer and design automation tool. more
The CAREER Award, the NSF's most prestigious award to junior faculty has been awarded to Kevin Chen. more
A recent Applied Physics Letters paper written by ECE graduate student Baojun Liu is highlighted in optics.org. more
Professor Kevin Chen has been awarded an NSF grant for research in the area of three-dimensional photonic devices. more
ECE graduate students' research highlighted as the cover story of Applied Physics Letters. more
News
COE graduate Jeremy Herrman '07 and his start-up company Chogger were featured in the recent Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article about AlphaLab in the South Side. more
Prof. Kevin Peng Chen has been awarded tenure and promoted to the rank of Associate Professor. Our congratulations go to Prof. Chen who is an expert in fiber optic sensors, radio isotope based micro power systems, and ultra-fast laser processing.
EE senior Julie Kleinman was the recipient of the 2008 Swanson School of Engineering Alumni Student Leadership Award. Her award was presented by Dean Holder at the Distinguished Alumni Banquet March 20, 2008.
ECE graduate student Michael Buric has been awarded an SPIE Scholarship in Optical Science and Engineering. This $2500 scholarship is awarded to promising optical science and engineering students who are recognized as future leaders in the photonics field in the United States. SPIE is an international society advancing an interdisciplinary approach to the science and application of light.
A team of seniors (John Bennewitz (MEMS), José Bernardo (MEMS), Michael Chrin (ECE), and Adam Wick (MEMS)) have successfully competed in NASA’s Reduced Gravity Student Flight Opportunities Program (RGSFOP). more
Interviews from Gayatri Mehta and Swapna Dontharaju were highlighted on the front page of the DACeZine (Vol. 3, No. 1) which is circulated to a wide audience of design automation academia and industry. full article
EDA can shine beyond IC borders, an article written by DAC Chairman and Professor Steve Levitan, was published in the EE Times May 28, 2007.
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