Welcome to the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Our faculty and students are engaged in exciting innovation in the areas of wireless communications, computer systems and software engineering, information processing and systems, micro- and nano-electronics, next generation internet architectures, cyber security and so much more.
Our research is expansive across the field of electrical and computer engineering and actively supported by the major funding organizations. Broad areas of research include communications, networking and information processing; computing, software engineering, and solid state electronics; machine learning, artificial intelligence, and robotics; and smart health and bio-electrical engineering.
The department also features state-of-art facilities and equipment for advanced computing and experimentation.
Students actively participate in research alongside faculty members, with opportunities for undergraduates to co-author published research papers and contribute to exciting discoveries.
Nandana Pai
ECE Undergraduate Student
This device could enable rapid testing and improved triaging for infections and aid treatment for cancer or mental illness.
Mukund is a Rutgers School of Engineering senior. Here, the electrical and computer engineering student shares thoughts on his Northrop Grumman internship and research opportunities within the School of Engineering.
ECE Distinguished Professor Athina Petropulu received 2024 IEEE SPS Donald G. Fink Overview Paper Award. The paper provides an overview on the emerging area of joint communication and radar sensing (JCR), aiming to integrate the above two functionalities into a single system by sharing the majority of hardware, signal processing modules and, in a typical case, the transmitted signal.
ECE Professor Mehdi Javanmard and BME Professor Francois Berthiaume together received a New Jersey Commission for Spinal Cord Injury grant for the project "Dynamic Sensing of Pressure Wounds in Spinal Cord Injury". This is a three-year $600,000 research project from December 2024 to November 2027.
Prof. Zoran Gajic received a one-time unrestricted gift for "Development of Reinforcement Learning Projects for Enhancement of Academic Curricula: RL for Engineers" in the amount of $12,000 from MathWorks.
Congratulations to Zoran!
Wednesday, January 08, 2025, 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.