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Research Highlights
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Prof. Waheed Bajwa received funding from the Qatar National Research Foundation, for the project... |
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Professor Manish Parashar and Dr. Ivan Rodero received an NSF grant... |
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Prof. Gruteser has been awarded a contract to develop a Dedicated... |
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Prof. Athina Petropulu, in collaboration with Prof. Michael M.... |
ECE and The Media
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MIT Tech Review published an article including comments of Janne Lindqvist about the security of... |
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The touch communications project that recently won the best paper... |
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Prof. Janne Lindqvist's privacy project together with his colleagues... |
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Can Clouds Transform Science ? Prof. Parashar is interviewed by Wolfgang Gentzsch from... |
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ECE Colloquium - April 30th Dr. Stephen Hughes, Queens University, Canada April 30, 2013 - 10:00am |
Alumni Lecture Series
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LATEST NEWS
Bridge inspection robot in the news
Submitted by admin on March 28, 2013 - 9:59pm
Prof. Dana and graduate students Parneet Kaur and Prateek Prasanna, have collaborated with researchers from Rutgers CAIT (Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation) to create a computer vision platform mounted on a bridge inspection robot.
Prof. Wade Trappe receives the 2013 Outstanding Engineering Faculty Award
Submitted by admin on March 22, 2013 - 4:19pm
Prof. Wade Trappe was selected for the 2013 Outstanding Engineering Faculty Award in recognition of his contributions. Per Dean Farris' message, this award is an important opportunity for our Engineering community to recognize the special achievements and contributions of its dedicated faculty members.
ECE student Wayne Chang was awarded the Turing NYC Summer Fellowship and internship
Submitted by admin on March 11, 2013 - 11:28pm
ECE student Wayne Chang was awarded the Turing NYC Summer Fellowship and internship http://nycturingfellows.org/
The NYC Turing Fellowship is a program that "matches top students with top startups" in the NYC area.
P. Meer and J. Lindqvist join 7 other Rutgers faculty as most cited authors in Computer Science
Submitted by admin on March 1, 2013 - 12:41pm
The website Arnetminer.org published a list of 28 "first-tier" conferences series in Computer Science, and identified the top three most-cited papers in each offering of the conference since 1996 (
Prof. Jha receives NSF Career Award
Submitted by admin on February 15, 2013 - 10:07am
Dr. Shantenu Jha received the NSF CAREER Award for his project "Abstractions and Middleware for D3 Science on NSF Distributed Cyber infrastructure". This is a 5 year project with budget $700,000. The abstract is given below.