The Graduate Studies Committee in Electrical and Computer Engineering annually recognizes high performing students for leadership, research, scholarly achievement, and citizenship. Sagar Rastogi won the Research Award and Sneha Narasimhan was recognized for Scholarly Achievement. Sagar’s research seeks to improve […]

Every spring, eager high school students and their families walk through the Engineering Oval on Centennial Campus trying to learn as much as they can about what it would be like to attend NC State and major in an engineering […]

Many members of our Wolfpack family spent Spring Break in the sun and so did Jakob Triemstra. But he and other NC State students with Engineers without Borders traveled to Sierra Leone to evaluate several schools for solar panel installations […]

The 2023 ECE Graduate Research Symposium was hosted by the ECE Graduate Student Association on January 20. The Symposium is held each year and provides graduate students in the department a great way to show off their outstanding research to […]

Subhashish Bhattacharya, ECE Duke Energy Distinguished Professor, received two first-place paper awards at the ECCE 2022 conference from the IEEE Industry Applications Society (IAS).

The IEEE Industry Applications Society (IAS) Outstanding Achievement Award is a recognition of outstanding contributions in the application of electricity to industry. And this accolade was presented to Dr. Iqbal Husain at the recent IAS Annual Meeting held in conjunction […]

This is a brief summary of Center activities over the past few weeks that supported our Industry Partners. Faculty visit to new Schneider Electric facility called the RaleighHUB Hosted visit from ABB to discuss machines research Met with NC DOT […]

Congratulations to Anup Anurag, Ph.D., for winning the IEEE Industry Applications Society Best Thesis Award for 2022. This international recognition was for his work titled “HV SiC MOSFET Enabled Solid State Transformers for Mobile Utility Support Equipment-based Applications.” Dr. Anurag’s […]

The US Department of Energy recently announced funding to a team led by NC State to develop “Ultra-low Cost, All-SiC Modular Power Converters for DC Fast Charging Equipment Connected Directly to Medium Voltage Distribution.” The goal of this project is […]