Electrical engineering encompasses
a broad range of disciplines including laser and photonics, signal processing,
telecommunications, micro-fabrication, micro- and nano-electronics, and
plasma processing. Furthermore, it includes MEMS, CAD, and microsystems,
in addition to sensors, microwave, and image processing.
Areas
of Faculty Interest and Research Concentration
Communications and Signal Processing
Video transmission over wireless channels
Resolution enhancement of video sequences and scaleable video compression
Shape coding
Enhancing spatial resolution of video frames using optic flow computation
Microelectronics
and Photonics
Microfabrication
Laser spectroscopy and microscopy
Optoelectronic and microelectronic devices and materials
Energy Systems
Energy systems and high power electronics, pulsed power, dielectrics
and insulation
Industrial automation/robotics, and energy conservation
Plasma physics, processing, and diagnostics
Metal vapor plasmas, arc plasmas and switching
Electromagnetic compatibility, RF and microwaves
On-Site Laboratories
The Department of Electrical Engineering has
state-of-the-art facilities that support the research and graduate study
activities of the department, including:
Laboratory for Advanced Spectroscopic Evaluation (LASE)
Materials, Device and Circuit Simulations Laboratory
Microelectronic Fabrication Laboratory
Microwave Laboratory
Multimedia Communications Laboratory
Photonic Device Laboratory
Plasma Research Laboratory
Superconductor Research Laboratory
In addition, the department has active associations with a number of
research centers:
New York State Institute on Superconductivity
Center for Advanced Photonic and Electronic Materials
High Power Electronics Institute
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