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Departmental News

January 2013 - Metamaterials Could Slim Down Millimeter-Wave Imagers

November 2012 - A grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to Dr. Bonny Banerjee, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering and Institute for Intelligent Systems at the University of Memphis, will not only foster interdisciplinary research bringing together fields as diverse as computer engineering and audiology, but will eventually allow severely hearing-impaired people lead the lives of their normal-hearing counterparts. Read More..

September 2012 - The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (EECE) at the University of Memphis invites applications and nominations for a tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant Professor level. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Electrical and Computer Engineering, establish an externally funded research program, mentor M.S. and Ph. D. graduate students, and participate in faculty service activities. Expertise in electro-optics, intelligent information systems, imaging, and signal processing, particularly statistical, is desired. In imaging and signal processing, biomedical applications are an emphasis. Outstanding candidates in other areas, however, will be considered.  All applications must be made at UofM Workforum, through this position link.

September 2012 - Dr. Bonny Banerjee has been awarded an NSF grant, "Algorithms for Unsupervised Online Learning of Hierarchy of Features for Tuning Cochlear Implants for the Hearing Impaired."

July 2012 - Dr. Russell Deaton has joined the department as Chair and Ring Professor of Engineering. His primary research area is in computer methods for design and analysis of DNA-guided self-assembly of nano structures.

May 2012 - Blind Ambition: The University of Memphis' Dr. Mohammed Yeasin engineers technical solutions for the visually impaired

April 2012 - Dr. Chrysanthe Preza interviewed by Minorities & Women in OSA (Optical Society of America)

April 2012 - Greg Lobo took second place in the 2012 Student Research Forum.