Electrical and Computer Engineering news

The six faculty from the CEE, ChE, ECE, and MIE departments at UMass Amherst have been promoted to the status of associate professor within their departments.

Their new encryption technology greatly reduces the computational burden on servers and caches, making streaming faster, cheaper, and more scalable.

The experimental analog hardware could perform better than state-of-the-art computer vision methods.

As the spring 2025 semester ended, senior UMass Amherst engineering students put their inventions on display at senior design project showcases.

The grants are designed to empower creativity, support interdisciplinary collaborations, and strengthen the campus’ areas of excellence.

Tang served as an ECE professor for more than 35 years and co-founded the Shirley and Ting-wei Tang Endowment Lecture Series with his wife in 1999.

The programs will allow students to gain knowledge and skills in the rapidly evolving fields of Aerospace Engineering and Artificial Intelligence Engineering.

The College is proud to announce the recipients of its 2025 Outstanding Alumni Awards, including five Distinguished Alumni and five Outstanding Young Alumni.

Each will receive $500,000 over two years, with a potential for an additional third year.

Bahl helped transform cloud computing with his work on edge computing and Swanson co-invented the pioneering technology optical coherence tomography.