Department of Electrical Engineering News

UCF Assistant Professor Jaesung Lee is collaborating with the University of Florida to develop and refine a magnetic levitation system that could help improve the performance of inertia sensors for a wide variety of applications such as accelerometers or gyroscopes.

In July, UCF’s College of Engineering and Computer Science partnered with Intel to provide a hands-on experience for students and local teachers interested in semiconductors.

The AI technologies developed will allow autonomous systems, such as drones and self-driving cars, to navigate unexpected variables.

A year into his career at UCF, Assistant Professor Di Wu shares what drew him to Knight Nation, what he’s working on and how ducklings play a role in his daily routine.

The certificate program will train students to evaluate and test the electrical and electronic components of devices and equipment used in the harsh environment of space.

Students who enroll in the program will learn to analyze, design and develop the robotics and autonomous systems that are used in society.

Early-career professors Fan Yao and Li Fang are receiving significant research funding to continue catalyzing their work as part of an annual NSF grant program.

With the help of UCF alumni working at Rohde & Schwarz, UCF’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering has new instruments to prepare students for the wireless communications industry.

The funding is designed to foster long-term partnerships with NASA and to give eligible research projects the chance to pursue larger grants in the future.