A paper was just published based on the 2024 Capstone project titled "Radar-Based Vital Sign Monitoring with Automated Beam Steering". Capstone team S24-48 consisting of Daniel Gore, Daniel Petronchak, Felipe Valencia, Gavin Young, Nithish Warren, led by their advisor Prof. Athina Petropulu, developed a remote sensing using radar for vital sign monitoring of newborn infants.
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We had a very successful ECE Capstone EXPO yesterday with 53 teams presenting their capstone projects. A panel of 45 judges from industry and academia joined us to select the top projects. In addition, three award in the categories of best in research, best in impact and best in commercialization were given and the three teams with the highest combined score in these categories were awarded the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place Galbiati Entrepreneurial Awards.
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Michael Schleppy, a PhD student in Distinguished Professor Emina Soljanin's group, was offered an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. The award is highly prestigious, and this year, it was even more competitive because of the steep cuts in the NSF GRFP budget.
“Electrical and computer engineering (ECE) is a much broader major than I ever expected it to be. There are so many different fields that ECE is a part of and so many disciplines within this major.”– Aaron Clarion
Electrical and computer engineering (ECE) major Michael Gibbons is currently an intern for the NJ Transit’s electric traction department, where he updates single line diagrams for electricians renovating electrical sites. He is the president of A’s for All, or A4A, an organization he co-founded with sports management major Hailen Arp, that is dedicated to modifying and designing toys for disabled children, and serves as its president.
Aayan chose his major for its vast array of applications. ECE students can work on the cutting edge of technology, and the professors are always willing to talk with you and share their research.