Low-dose, High-resolution CT Scan EE’s Ken Sauer Leads Effort in Algorithms for Low-dose, High-resolution CT Scans
Low-dose, High-resolution CT Scan
Exploring the Physical Limits to Computation Researchers at the University of Notre Dame’s Center for Nano Science and Technology are laying the groundwork for smaller, faster and more efficient electronic devices by exploring how energy is dissipated in nanoscale electron devices and discovering new ways to represent information and perform computation.
Exploring the Physical Limits to Computation
Wireless Institute The Wireless Institute in the College of Engineering at the University of Notre Dame is becoming an internationally preeminent center
of research, education, technology transfer, and outreach activities that develops wireless communication & networking technologies, applications, and economic & policy studies
of great value to society.
Wireless Institute

Welcome to the Department of Electrical Engineering

Welcome to the Electrical Engineering Department home page at the University of Notre Dame. We welcome any inquiries regarding the information provided on these pages and would especially like to encourage highly qualified students to consider pursuing a course of study in Electrical Engineering at Notre Dame.

Recent Publications

Getachew K. Befekadu, Vijay Gupta, and Panos J. Antsaklis, “On Reliable Stabilization via Rectangular Dilated LMIs and Dissipativity-Based Certification,” IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, Vol. 58, No. 3, pp.792-796, March 2013

A. Sun and T. Pratt, "Narrowband PLC SIMO-Based Interference Suppression with Zero Forcing,"  IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, March 2013

M. Haenggi, “The Local Delay in Poisson Networks,” IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, vol. 59, pp. 1788-1802, Mar. 2013

 

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Grant Spotlights

J. Nicholas Laneman, Martin Haenggi, Bertrand Hochwald, Aaron Striegel - NSF: "Planning Grant: I/UCRC in Broadband Wireless Technology and Policy", February 2013

Debdeep Jena - UCSB: "Extreme Electron Concentration Materials an Devices (EXEDE) (MURI)", February 2013

Thomas Pratt - Department of Navy: "Adaptive Space-Polarization MIMO Communications", February 2013

 

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IEEE FELLOWS

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EE Newsletter

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January 2013 Issue

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Department Mission
Faculty
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Michael Schafer

Michael Schafer

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Phone: 574-631-4851
Office: 273 Fitzpatrick Hall

Affiliations

Department of Electrical Engineering Professional Specialist
College of Engineering Professional Specialist
Electronic Circuits and Systems Courses: Intro- Elec Engr & Emb. Sys., Intro- Elec Engr & Emb. Sys. lab, Intro- Elec Engr & Emb. Sys. lab, Intro- Elec Engr & Emb. Sys. lab, Intro- Elec Engr & Emb. Sys. lab, Senior Design II, Data Networks, Senior Design I
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Michael Schafer

Department of Electrical Engineering Professional Specialist
College of Engineering Professional Specialist
Electronic Circuits and Systems Courses: Intro- Elec Engr & Emb. Sys., Intro- Elec Engr & Emb. Sys. lab, Intro- Elec Engr & Emb. Sys. ... >Click to learn more
Student
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Michael Harter

Michael Harter

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Phone: 574-631-1275
Office: Stinson-Remick B20

Affiliations

College of Engineering Graduate Student
EMD
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Michael Harter

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Leo McWilliams

Leo McWilliams

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Phone: 574-631-4771
Office: 257 Fitzpatrick Hall

Affiliations

College of Engineering Assistant Dean, for Undergraduate Programs and Director, Minority Engineering Program
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Leo McWilliams