Research Programs in EE

The EE Department is a high profile member of the University research community, as shown by the published reports of the University's Office of Research and Graduate Education. Electrical Engineering accounted for over $5.5 Million of the $40.33 Million awarded to the College of Engineering and Computing in Fiscal Year 2011 (July-Jun).

EE research falls within 3 major areas of focus: Communications, Energy and Control Systems, and Photonics and Microelectronics. Click below for a brochure about the current department research.

EE Department Research Snapshot

ENERGY AND CONTROL SYSTEMS The Virtual Test Bed (dynamic system simulation) Power and Energy Sources and Systems

		PHOTONICS, MICROELECTRONICS AND NANOELECTRONICS Microelectronics Lab Nano Electronics and Sensors Lab Silicon Carbide Lab

COMMUNICATIONS Microwave Engineering Lab Signal Integrity