Colorado State University

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Department Head Viewing Student Demonstration

ECE Lands $2 million NSF Grant to Revamp Engineering Education

Senior Design Students are Creating Cool Projects to Solve Big Problems

Learn What it Means to be an ECE Professional Through the Engineer in Residence Program

Creativity Throughout the Curriculum: Check Out These Sophomore Projects

Small Satellite Developed by ECE Researchers Could Influence Future Storm Monitoring from Space

ECE Researchers are Bringing Light to Melanoma Detection

Professor Notaros Recognized Around the World for Teaching

Menoni Receiving University Distinguished Professor Award

ECE is Home to Three University Distinguished Professors

ECE Team Revved to Compete in EcoCAR3

Extreme Ultraviolet Engineering Research Center Team Group Photo

ECE is the Lead Institution for the Extreme Ultraviolet Engineering Research Center

ECE is a Partner in the Center for Collaborative Adaptive Sensing of the Atmosphere

ECE Team Developing Video Game-Based Therapy Tool

News & Announcements

Revolutionizing Engineering Education

Have you heard us talking about the RED (Revolutionizing Engineering Departments) grant from the National Science Foundation and wonder what it means? We created a new web site to share details of our new approach to teaching and learning.

ECE to Compete in EcoCar Challenge

ECE students are part of a multidisciplinary team invited to join the EcoCAR Mobility Challenge sponsored by General Motors and the U.S. Department of Energy. The team will focus on vehicle autonomy, specifically for the car sharing market.

ECE Contributes to Soaring Research

It was another record year for CSU’s research enterprise, which generated $374.9 million in research expenditures. ECE faculty are recognized as leaders on campus for interdisciplinary research.

Small CSU Satellite Peers Inside Hurricane Florence

A small weather satellite developed by ECE researchers got an inside look at Hurricane Florence - an experiment that could influence the future of storm monitoring from space.

Studying the Stormiest Place on Earth

Prof. Chandra is part of a $30 million NSF-funded field campaign aimed at discovering why thunderstorms in a sparse region in Argentina are among the most extreme in the world.

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