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Three EECE faculty, Drs. EL-Refaie, Hayat, and Yaz, have joined 10 Marquette faculty who are among top 2% of world’s most-cited scientists, according to Stanford University
Undergraduate research students tackle real-world problems through funding from NSF REU site grant
"U.S. News and World Report" ranks Marquette 86th nationally, no. 19 for Best Undergraduate Teaching, no. 34 for Most Innovative and the Opus College of Engineering is ranked no. 120 among Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs. All scores increased from last year!
2022 graduate, Alex Blum takes off for NASA
EECE Professors EL-Refaie and Weise receive multimillion grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop next-generation electric drivetrains for aerospace applications
EECE Colloquium now offers Professional Development to Graduate Students
EECE has a new Computer Cluster - Thank you Reyer Family for making this happen
Outstanding Researcher Dr. Nathan Weise, Associate Professor in ECE
Congratulations College of Engineering 2023 Honors Recipients!
Professor EL-Refaie & Weise receive $5M DOE grant to continue research on hybrid and electric engines for aircraft
Dr. Richie's Microwave Seminars: All Lectures Fridays, 4 pm Olin Engineering, Room 112 open to the public
Dr. Ayman EL-Refaie has received the 2022 STEM Forward Engineer of the Year Award!
"Congrats to graduate student Wenkai Guan (PhD student in Dr. Ababei's Lab) who won one of the Best Research Video Awards at the 2021 DAC Young Fellow Poster Session!" LINK
The Influence of Dr. Demerdash
Graduate students: Check out the Frank Rogers Bacon Scholarship to see if you qualify.
Drs. Cris Ababei and Majeed Hayat received NSF REU Site award to support undergraduate students in interdisciplinary research on hardware and software for environment monitoring. Summer 2021
Gain knowledge and hands-on experience in device fabrication in a class-1000 cleanroom at Marquette.
Congratulations Carmen Seda, a computer engineering major who received the "Undergraduate Student of the Year Award" from ACUI.
Dr. Nathan Weise has been selected to receive 2020-2021 Way Klingler Young Scholar Award, one of up to four recipients of the university-wide honor.
Dr. Chung Hoon Lee (PI) with Co-PIs Dr. Jim Richie and Dr. Henry Medeiros have received a 1-year award of $50,000 for the project, “A Continuous Heavy Metal Contaminant Measurement System in Drinking Water.”
Dr. Chung Hoon Lee (PI) with Co-PI Dr. Jim Richie received a 1-year award of $50,000 for the project, “Ultra sensitive 30 nm thick SiN membrane pressure sensors.”
Doctoral students, consider applying for the Electrical Engineering GAANN Fellowship Program for financial support. Details attached.
Arthur Harrington, Law Prof. and co-teaching EECE 6931 discussed the feasibility of GMs’ pledge to go carbon neutral by 2040.
Dr. Ed Yaz, has received a 1-year, $150,000 award for the project, “SCC-PG: Safety and Security of College Campuses and their Adjacent Communities.” Co-PIs from the EECE Department include Dr. Fabien Josse, Dr. Majeed Hayat, Dr. Cris Ababei, and Dr. Henry Medeiros.
Dr. Ed Yaz has received a $50,370 supplement to his existing Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need award to support an additional fellow this year.
Dr. Richard Povinelli has received a $74,890 grant from Precision Surfacing Solutions for his project entitled “A Machine Learning Approach to Capture Trial Knowledge for Finishing Machines.”
Dr. Richard Povinelli has received a $300,000 2-year grant award from Marquette Energy Analytics for “Marquette University (MU)/Marquette Energy Analytics (MEA) Research and Internship Project.”
Dr. Cris Ababei Receives NSF Grant for Energy Optimization of Buildings
Dr. Ayman EL-Refaie, Professor EECE and Thomas and Suzanne M. Werner Endowed Chair, has received a $95,135 1-year grant award from GM for the project “Design a High-Speed Rare-Earth Free IPM Machine.”
Dr. Chung Hoon Lee has received a 1-year grant in the amount of $83,000 from the Water Equipment & Policy I/UCRC Research Center for the project, “A Continuous Heavy Metal Contaminant Measurement System in Drinking Water.”
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering receives $597,000 GAANN award to support doctoral fellowships in electrical engineering

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