Gabby Whitis is a senior studying computer engineering. Outside the classroom she is a Purdue ECE Ambassador and is involved in Purdue’s Women in Engineering program

The title of his research proposal is “Solid-State Plasma Switches for Reconfigurable High-Power RF Electronics.”

Facilitated through Purdue University’s Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the center will take students’ original artificial intelligence and high-performance computing research projects to the next level through teaching oneAPI in the classroom.

The paper, entitled “Plug-and-Play ADMM for Image Restoration: Fixed-Point Convergence and Applications,” was published in IEEE Transactions on Computational Imaging in 2017.

An agriculture-related project at Purdue has created an open-source framework and community for sharing data and algorithms with the goal to improve sustainable food and agricultural systems to help feed the growing world population.

The Inaugural ICON Student Research Conference offered students the chance to present research on autonomous and connected systems and to network with faculty members and keynote speakers to explore new research avenues and interdisciplinary partnerships.

Josephine Webb was one of only a handful of female engineering students when she attended Purdue in the late 1930s.

Purdue Provost Patrick Wolfe and Chief Financial Officer Chris Ruhl announced the creation of Purdue Academic IT Faculty Support, a large team of experts focused on providing Purdue faculty with enhanced, customized computing services wherever needed.

For the fifth straight year, the IEEE-HKN Board of Governors has selected the Beta Chapter of Purdue University to receive the Outstanding Chapter Award.

Alexandra Boltasseva, Ron and Dotty Garvin Tonjes Professor of ECE in Purdue University’s Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has won the R. W. Wood Prize from Optica (formerly, the Optical Society of America, OSA).