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Heydari’s Team Wins IEEE Darlington Award for FutureG Transmitter Architecture April 30, 2024 – UC Irvine electrical engineering researchers have won the 2024 IEEE Circuits and Systems Society (CASS) Darlington Best Paper Award for their research introducing an innovative transmitter architecture that dramatically transforms the field of millimeter-wave/terahertz communication systems for 6G and future generation (FutureG)…Continue Reading Heydari’s Team Wins IEEE Darlington Award for FutureG Transmitter Architecture

Congratulations to the Engineering graduate students who were awarded the GDDF and PDY Fellowships by the UCI Graduate Division Office! Graduate Dean’s Dissertation Fellowship The Graduate Dean’s Dissertation Fellowship (GDDF), aims to increase dissertation and thesis completion amongst doctoral and MFA students. The $5000 award will allow students to forgo their non-research related employment obligations…Continue Reading Congratulations to GDDF and PDY Fellowship Awardees

Doctoral Student Awarded Distinguished Public Impact Fellowship March 18, 2024 – Ajinkya Desai, a civil and environmental engineering doctoral student, was selected for a Distinguished Public Impact Fellowship. He was one of five awardees this year chosen by the UC Irvine Graduate Division to receive $11,000 for his potential to impact local and global communities through…Continue Reading Doctoral Student Awarded Distinguished Public Impact Fellowship

Former UCI Postdoc Establishes Engineering Program at Concordia University Feb. 21, 2024 – Gabriela Espinosa, a former postdoctoral researcher with the Samueli School, is the founding chair of the engineering program at Concordia University Irvine (CUI), a private nonprofit Lutheran university. Espinosa was selected to create the program in 2021 and currently serves as both the program…Continue Reading Former UCI Postdoc Establishes Engineering Program at Concordia University

Engineering Student Codes Counterattack on Gore Raid Jan. 25, 2024 – When biomedical engineering senior Vietbao Tran began coding for fun in high school, he probably didn’t imagine he’d use his skills to counter a gore raid on UC Irvine students’ online community. Before the attack last week, Tran coded for gentler pursuits like designing Petr…Continue Reading Engineering Student Codes Counterattack on Gore Raid