Dr. Daniel Walczyk will give the talk, "Advanced Composites Manufacturing" on Thurs, Feb 28 from 2-3:15 pm at the Science & Technology Park Auditorium. This free talk is part of the SOE Distinguished Lecture Series.
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Mr Nicholas Tarasenko will defend his dissertation, "Design and Implementation of a 72 &84 Ghz Terrestrial Propagation Experiment..." next Thurs (Feb 21) at 2 pm in room 118 of the ECE Building.
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Andreas Kerber, IEEE Senior Member and Distinguished Lecturer, will present, "Characterization of Advanced CMOS Devices" next Friday (Feb 22) at 3pm in room 147 of Woodward Hall.
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The ECE community is invited to attend nine seminars to be given by nine faculty hopefuls over the next few weeks: Two of these candidates will eventually become faculty members at ECE.
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At this very moment, there’s a tower on Sandia Crest sending experimental, high frequency microwaves across the city. Using frequencies outside the range of conventional electronics, this tower is used to collect data on potential electromagnetic signals for future space communications.
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ECE student Manish Bhattarai will present a project he has been working on to the New Mexico State Legislature on Feb 11, 2019. The Principal Investigator of his project is ECE professor Manel Martínez-Ramón.
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Our friends from Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) visited ECE on Thurs, Jan 24 to deliver a lecture and to tell us about job opportunities that await our graduates.
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Sean Phillips sees a bright future in feedback control systems. "Control design has its foot in almost every aspect of engineering," he said, pointing to driverless cars, satellites, rockets, robotics and bio-medical applications.
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ECE Chair Michael Devetsikiotis served as Guest Editor for the November 2018 issue of ECEDHA, a web publication distributed to members of The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Heads Assn. The ECEDHA represents 90% of the 300 ABET-accredited ECE departments within the US.
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ECE Distinguished Professor Edl Schamiloglu invites those with an interest in Directed Energy to sign up for his "Introduction to Directed Energy Online Course" beginning January 14 and ending March 18, 2019.
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ECE Research Asst. Professor Chris Lamb will teach two classes in cybersecurity this spring: One will take place online and the other in room 125 of the ECE building.
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The School of Engineering has just released a new video that features students and professors at ECE.
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ECE Prof Mark Gilmore has been awarded $500K from the Dept of Energy to support work related to High-Energy Density Laboratory Plasmas. This grant, one of 26 grants shared among 17 institutions, is part of a $14 million exploration into extreme states of matter.
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Our friends at the UNM Graduate Resource Center invite ECE Grad students for a free "Lunch & Learn" every Tuesday, from noon till 1 pm beginning Tues, Jan 22 featuring a workshop called "Financing Your Grad Semester Abroad."
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Thirty-three UNM students (including nine from ECE!) attended the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) National Conference in Minneapolis Oct 17-21. With 20,000 attendees this was the largest SWE ever, giving UNM Students the opportunity to network, attend workshops, and speak with prospective employer
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"This is an extraordinary achievement from one of our own," said ECE Prof Jim Plusquellic about ECE graduate, Corrina Hoffman, née Linton, program manager for the development of a laser-based defense systems at Raytheon SAS.
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Machine Learning, taught by Dr. Manel Martínez-Ramòn, has joined the line-up of online classes offered at ECE.
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A new searchable "faculty expertise directory" makes it easy for any budding engineering to find a collaborator, mentor or expert at UNM's School of Engineering.
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James Jefferies, the President of The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, visited New Mexico September 25 and 26 to discuss the role of professional organizations in the global technical community.
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ECE Asst Professor Eirini Eleni Tsiropoulou is one of ten women at UNM selected for the 2018 Women in STEM Awards by the Advance at UNM Project for "Redefining resource AllocaTION in Advanced wireLess systEms" or "RATIONALE."
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ECE Professors Edl Schamiloglu and Mark Gilmore, along with scientists from six other prestigious institutions, will receive a 15M grant from the Department of Energy Grant for its work in High Energy Density Physics.
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ECE Research Prof Salvador Portillo was awarded a $357,000 Science for Peace and Security NATO grant in collaboration with an international team from the Ukraine, Italy and Turkey.
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The ECE Department at UNM is being hailed as one of the top in the nation!
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Add an MS to Your CV: Class Syllabi Released!
December 1, 2018
The syllabi for four of the Master's Level Managed Online Programs (MOP) have just been released by ECE: You can now add a Master's Degree to your resume, even if you are unable to sit in one of our classrooms! Read More...
Yes, It IS Rocket Science!
November 15, 2018
Dr. Christopher Petersen is bringing Rocket Science to ECE next fall and he welcomes anybody with a basic knowledge of dynamics to join his class. Read More...
Be very afraid
November 1, 2018
Over Halloween, the ECE department held its first collaborative event with the Fuse makerspace! Read More...
Control Systems Predict Bright Future
October 25, 2018
Dr. David Copp will be sharing his vast knowledge about control systems this fall for those signing up for ECE649 "Topics in Control Systems: Convex Optimization and Optimal Control." The class will take place Monday and Wednesday, in ECE room 237 from 3:30-4:45 pm. Read More...
UNM computer engineering ranks No. 1 as most affordable online program
October 18, 2018
The University of New Mexico School of Engineering’s online program in computer engineering is ranked No. 1 in a list of the 2019 Most Affordable Online Master’s Programs in Computer Engineering ranking by OnlineU. Read More...
UNM part of statewide NSF EPSCoR grant to revolutionize the electrical grid
September 25, 2018
The University of New Mexico is part of a statewide consortium on a $20 million, five-year grant that aims to modernize the electrical grid to make it more resilient, reliable and ready to handle renewable technologies of the future. Read More...
