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Nebraska engineers Peter and Eli Sutter have shown that sulfur can enhance the properties of van der Waals heterostructures that could improve technological offerings, including emergent electronic or optical properties, greater speed, and/or more functionality in less space.
January 15, 2020 - Nebraska engineers Peter and Eli Sutter have shown that sulfur can enhance the properties of van der Waals that could improve technological offerings, including emergent electronic or optical properties, greater speed and more functionality in less space.  Full Story

Holiday lights are beautiful, but they also sap power. Estimates from the Department of Energy indicate Americans' holiday light use burns 6.6 billion kilowatt-hours annually–enough to fuel more than 800,000 homes for a year.
December 17, 2019 - Holiday lights are beautiful, but they also sap power. Jerry Hudgins, chair of electrical and computer engineering, said there are ways to lessen the load and still have a beautiful display.  Full Story

Gwyneth Semanisin (left), a sophomore in electrical and computer engineering, gets a better view using a virtual reality program on iPads to bring an interactive model of Apple Park to life at the Apple Visitor Center in Cupertino, California.
December 17, 2019 - Gwyneth Semanisin, a sophomore in electrical and computer engineering, is one of eight first- or second-year students in the Walter Scott, Jr. Scholarship Program who traveled to California to present two apps in front of Apple executives at the company's  Full Story

Wei Qiao, professor of electrical and computer engineering.
December 02, 2019 - Wei Qiao, professor of electrical and computer engineering, has been selected for elevation to Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in 2020.  Full Story

At the 2019 Excellence in Research Celebration, held Nov. 5 at the Van Brunt Visitors Center, the College of Engineering honored 39 faculty for their impactful research in Nebraska and across the world.
November 13, 2019 - The College of Engineering recognized 39 faculty from the college's seven academic units at the annual Excellence in Research event Nov. 5 at the Van Brunt Center. Each of the honorees were nominated by their unit chairs for impactful research.  Full Story

Zachary Meade, a 2018 electrical and computer engineering graduate and veteran of the Army and Nebraska Air National Guard, is attending the Carle Illinois College of Medicine. (University of Nebraska Omaha photo)
November 08, 2019 - Zachary Meade is a veteran of the Army and Nebraska Air National Guard. He is also an electrical and computer engineering alumnus who is working on a medical degree in hopes of serving veterans.  Full Story

"The Copper Garden," by Loic Constantin was chosen as winner of Most Stunning in the 2019 Plenty of Beauty at the Bottom Nano Image Competition.
October 02, 2019 - Three images produced by College of Engineering graduate students swept the awards at the 2019 Plenty of Beauty at the Bottom Nano Image Competition sponsored by the Nebraska Nanoscale Facility.  Full Story

Yongfeng Lu (left) and doctoral student Lei Liu with a portable laser that helps prevent and repair corrosion on aluminum-sided ships. (Photo by NUtech Ventures)
October 02, 2019 - Yongfeng Lu, professor of electrical and computer engineering, and doctoral student Lei Liu have developed a laser system that prevents and repairs corrosion on aluminum-sided ships. The laser will be tested this fall on a fully operational Navy ship.  Full Story

Students from Yachay Tech University in Ecuador spent 10 weeks this summer in Lincoln doing research with University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering faculty.
September 30, 2019 - Five students from Yachay Tech, a recently opened university in Ecuador, spent 10 weeks this summer at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln working on projects with College of Engineering faculty in the inaugural UNL-Yachay Summer Research Experience.  Full Story

Josue Campos do Prado, doctoral student in electrical and computer engineering.
September 29, 2019 - Josue Campos do Prado, a doctoral student in electrical and computer engineering, is one of six University of Nebraska graduate students chosen to receive the prestigious 2019-20 Presidential Graduate Fellowships.  Full Story

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