Electrical Engineering Department News

ACM names Hellman and Whitfield Diffie recipients of the 2015 ACM A.M. Turing Award for critical contributions to modern cryptography.

Eleven Electrical Engineering staff acknowledged for their years of service to the department and Stanford University

The Sloan award honors outstanding early-career researchers. Fellows represent the best-of-the-best among young scientists.

Congratulations to the outstanding staff! Five gift program recipients are being recognized this month.

Please join us in congratulating Professor Boneh for this well-deserved recognition of his profound contributions and leadership.

The five-year grant supports research to develop optimized hardware and software for emerging computational range and velocity imaging.

Interdisciplinary faculty from EE, CS, ME are working with researchers from 3 other universities to create a revolutionary new high-rise architecture for computing.

For his contributions to network multi-user information theory and for wide ranging impact on programmable circuit architectures.

For her field opening contributions to the science and engineering of photonic crystals, and in particular, for the use of 2D microcavites for the Purcell-like enhancement of the spontaneous emission rate of embedded quantum dots.

“For contributions to decision making in stochastic systems and approximate dynamic programming.”