The Center for Pulsed Power and Power Electronics (P3E) has three primary research
areas:High Voltage Plasmas, Pulsed Power, and Power Electronics with applications
ranging from pulsed electric field, PEF, treatment of agricultural product to high
power microwaves, HPM.
Computer Vision and Image/Signal Analysis is an area advancing computational technologies
to extract or recover meaningful information from various data sets with unwanted
noises.
Nanophotonics research explores fundamental science in optics and their light-matter
interactions at the nanoscale, and it develops various small-scale photonic devices.
Nanotechnology is providing the required fabrication and measurement technologies
for developing such nanoscale photonic and electronic components.
The U.S. Department of Defense aims to spur a research and training ecosystem at three Texas universities to tackle challenges in cybersecurity for defense applications.
The former Electrical & Computer Engineering chair will serve as the institute’s inaugural executive director and vice chancellor for innovation and collaboration.
The Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering has announced Dr. Changzhi Li as the new Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Programs, effective Sept. 1, 2024.