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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Fred Kish, Stan Cheung and Jonathan Wierer

May 9, 2025

NC State ECE Researchers Secure DARPA Funding for New Project, HAPPI

Researchers from NC State’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering have secured a three-year, $5 million grant from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) aimed at improving energy efficient communications for a variety of applications. 
CALS dean Garey Fox, outgoing NC State chancellor Randy Woodson, an unidentified woman, and COE dean Jim Pfaendtner pose for a photo in front of a NC State table and canopy decorated in red, black and NC State logo.

May 9, 2025

NC State Engineering Shows Off Skills at General Assembly’s UNC System Day

North Carolina State University students, faculty and alumni came out to represent the College of Engineering for the University of North Carolina System Day at the General Assembly.
Annalise Kircik

Apr 30, 2025

From the Class of 2025: ‘The Four Years Really Do Fly By’

Graduating students share their favorite experiences at NC State, plans for their futures and the wisdom they've earned over the last few years.
Nadia Stupec wearing a red graduation gown with bright wall of windows and short bookcases in the background.

Apr 29, 2025

From Soccer Cleats to Circuit Boards: Nadia Stupec’s ECE Journey

She came to NC State with a question mark and graduated with purpose. From cleats to circuits, Nadia Stupec ’25 turned curiosity into confidence — and sparked a path that inspires others to follow.
Caden Tolentino speaks during an NC State men's basketball game at Lenovo Center.

Apr 3, 2025

Engineering Student Advocates for, Leads Fellow Student-Athletes

When Caden Tolentino, a junior studying electrical engineering and a midfielder on the Wolfpack’s varsity men’s soccer team, arrived NC State, he experienced firsthand the benefits offered by the Academic Support for Student-Athletes (ASPSA) program. 
Sabre Kais

Mar 21, 2025

Kais, NC State Researchers Team Up With NVIDIA

NC State researchers are developing new computer methods to simulate how materials behave — especially the kinds used in batteries. The team, led by Goodnight Distinguished Chair in Quantum Computing Sabre Kais, is working to combine quantum-inspired algorithms with powerful graphics processors from NVIDIA to run simulations much faster than before.
B. Jayant Baliga standing in the middle of a group of seated people.

Mar 14, 2025

Baliga wins Millennium Technology Prize

The Millennium Technology Prize, awarded in Finland, is the most prestigious international award focused on recognizing technological innovation. It comes with a €1 million award.
image shows a small band-aid style bandage with an embedded battery held between two fingertips on a white background

Mar 14, 2025

To Heal, Just Add Water

Researchers at NC State University have helped develop a new battery-powered bandage that speeds up the healing process.
Sanskriti Deva

Mar 14, 2025

Pack Profile: Questions for Sanskriti Deva

As a computer engineering major, leader and founder of several student organizations across NC State’s College of Engineering, the United Nations’ National Council’s youngest elected official, and more, Sanskriti Deva had a lot on her plate, but she wouldn’t give up any of it.