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Shining a light on AI chips designed for speed and energy efficiency
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is appearing in everything from customer service chatbots to advanced medical diagnostic tools. The technology depends on powerful computer chips that consume massive amounts of energy, raising sustainability concerns.
Reaching new heights
It’s not every day a student experiment hitches a ride aboard a NASA rocket, but that’s exactly what a University of Delaware student team achieved earlier this week.
Opening a new window into the universe
UD researchers expect treasure trove from ‘Legacy Survey of Space and Time’
A game-changing tool
UD’s AI-powered model predicts post-concussion injury risk in college athletes
Microelectronics and cybersecurity outreach at UD
Hands-on learning programs scheduled
Two UD researchers receive presidential career awards
Gu, Solomon awarded U.S. government’s highest honor for scientists, engineers
Two professors selected as 2025 Fellows of IEEE
Two UD researchers — Jamie Phillips and John Xiao — have been named 2025 fellows by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
Fall 2024 News from Electrical & Computer Engineering
As we approach the holidays and winter break, I’m thrilled to share highlights of the groundbreaking work happening in our department this semester. From advancing optical memory and stabilizing the electric grid to launching a major initiative to train research...
Stabilizing the electric grid
V2G is low-cost, scalable demo shows.
Interim dean named for College of Engineering
Jamie Phillips to serve during extended national search.
UD rises in engineering rankings
U.S. News and World Report ranks UD at #38 nationally, chemical engineering at #7
Professor selected for Fullbright Scholar Award
Abhyudai Singh, professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, was selected for a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award.