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
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
Congratulations, Professor Fay of the Electrical Engineering Department. He is one of twenty-one University of Notre Dame faculty members to receive the Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C.S.C., Awards for Excellence… Read More
Notre Dame researchers partner with US Air Force, Trek10 to launch cloud engineering learning platform
The College of Engineering is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2021 Reverend Thomas A. Steiner, C.S.C., Award. One senior in each major is selected for their high level… Read More
For public health officials, contact tracing remains critical to managing the spread of the coronavirus — particularly as it appears that variants of the virus could be more transmissible. The… Read More
The Wireless Institute at the University of Notre Dame is currently accepting applications for the Advanced Wireless Research Experiences (AWaRE) REU, a 10-week summer undergraduate research program. AWaRE provides opportunities for undergraduate EE… Read More
Four teams awarded planning grants through the National Science Foundation’s (NSF’s) new Spectrum Innovation Initiative (SII) are merging to create a comprehensive, interdisciplinary plan for a 5-year, $25M National Center… Read More
In January 2020, Professors Brenner (Senior Assoc. Director, ND Center for Research Computing) and Laneman (Co-Director of the Wireless Institute) were awarded the Office of Naval Research (ONR) funding for… Read More
New engineering dean seeks to bring voices, disciplines together.
While current wireless networks support cellular and Wi-Fi services, future networks will need to support a much broader range of technologies, from driverless cars to remote health applications. The existing… Read More