ECE News Archives

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March 01, 2012 - Crane Tracker by Computer Science & Engineering team aids birds' migration.  Full Story

Mathias Schubert
January 10, 2012 - <span>Mathias Schubert, associate professor of electrical engineering, has been elected a fellow of the American Physical Society.</span>  Full Story

Juan A. Cólon Santana
November 21, 2011 - <span>Juan A. Cólon Santana</span><span>, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln electrical engineering doctoral student, has been recognized at the national level for research excellence.</span>  Full Story

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November 08, 2011 - <span>Rodney O. Dillon died November 6 at age 69. He was a longtime member of UNL’s Department of Electrical Engineering faculty.</span>  Full Story

Jerry Hudgins, Ph.D.
October 21, 2011 - <span>Jerry Hudgins, Ph.D., was elected to the board of directors of the Institute of Electrical &amp; Electronics Engineers (IEEE),</span><span>&nbsp;the world’s largest professional association for the advancement of technology.</span>  Full Story

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October 06, 2011 - <span>The Lied Center for Performing Arts and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s departments of Dance and Computer Science and Engineering will show how the two subjects work in absolute harmony.</span>  Full Story

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September 12, 2011 - <span>A UNL Computer and Electronics Engineering team is working at Omaha's Peter Kiewit Institute to improve wireless networks for emergency response by using untapped and under-utilized frequencies.</span>  Full Story

Ming Han
March 08, 2011 - <span>A University of Nebraska-Lincoln engineer's idea is among the top 10 winners in the U.S. Department of the Navy's national Chief of Naval Research Challenge.</span>  Full Story

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January 26, 2011 - <span>Four years ago, Electrical Engineering had 19 tenure-line faculty and seven other teaching faculty. All were men. A concerted effort to recruit women faculty to the department has paid off; now three of 23 tenure-line faculty are women.</span>  Full Story

Captain Jim Davidsaver of the Lincoln Police Department uses the mobile data computer in his cruiser. UNL researchers are working with LPD to test smart phones and GPS-enabled laptops to improve patrol duties.
October 15, 2010 - <span>Increasingly popular smart cell phones and other mobile GPS-enabled devices have made life easier for countless people. Now, UNL researchers are ready to study whether police can use those tools to do their jobs better and more efficiently.</span>  Full Story