While Paul Brenner’s career did not take the traditional path he initially planned, it has turned out even better than hoped. Every day he is evolving technology to make the… Read More
Electrical engineers get to make robots and radios – we get to use our creativity to solve problems.
Pooler participates in the Advanced Wireless Research Experiences (AWaRE) through Notre Dame’s Wireless Institute.
Dr. Laneman, recently tapped as a member of the newly formed Next G Alliance Research Council, is looking forward to collaborating with other industry and academic experts on developing a comprehensive North American 6G research strategy.
Growing up in a small town in Iowa with a population of 300 with just over ten elementary school kids per class, six streets, and no stoplights, Professor Striegel never… Read More
“Engineering provides the ideal combination of physics/mathematics, significant problems, and realistic solutions. The area of electrical engineering was intriguing because I liked the idea that something so small and invisible could be so powerful and harnessed to do so much.”
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel announced the appointment of a diverse group of leading technology experts to serve as members of the Technological Advisory Council (TAC). We are… Read More
The National Academy of Inventors (NAI) has inducted 135 prolific academic innovators from across the world to NAI fellow status. Co-Director of the Wireless Institute and Professor & Freimann Chair… Read More
Mini Cheetah improves its cat-like skills As quadrupedal robots learn to do more and more dynamic tasks, they’re likely to spend more and more time not on their feet. Not… Read More
Congratulations to our Notre Dame Engineering 2021 Shaheen 3MT® finalists: Ola Abdalsalam, Electrical Engineering, Nico Garcia, Electrical Engineering, and Vivek, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. Join us for the finals on… Read More
It was a party 11 years in the making. In January 2010, the Wireless Institute (WI) was established in the College of Engineering, with the support of several departments across… Read More
The explosion of wireless applications enabled by advanced radio technologies has placed access to a key natural resource, the radio frequency spectrum, at a premium. In the United States and… Read More