Electrical Engineering And Computer Science

  • Vanderbilt University

    NSF CAREER Award aids Landman’s big data brain modeling research

    Bennett Landman Vanderbilt University big data researcher Bennett Landman has won a $436K National Science Foundation CAREER Award for his proposal to aid understanding of brain development. Landman, assistant professor of electrical engineering, computer science and biomedical engineering, plans to use new methods of computer analysis plus… Read More

    Feb. 2, 2015

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    Alum’s 3D printer with electronics capabilities grabs CES 2015’s attention

    SOMERVILLE, Mass. — There’s little sign that the Voxel8 team is just back from impressing visitors to this month’s Consumer Electronics Show — they’re working as intensely as ever in their tight, chaotic lab space in start-up community Greentown Labs. But talk to co-founder and software engineering lead… Read More

    Jan. 22, 2015

  • Vanderbilt University

    Engineering, music theory professor explains how computers see music

    University of Rochester Professor Mark F. Bocko, right, talks with music tech entrepreneur Ryan Wrenn after today's presentation. (Heidi Hall/Vanderbilt University) The sound of Ray Charles crooning “You Don’t Know Me” has been raising goose bumps on the heartbroken for five decades. But what makes it bring… Read More

    Jan. 20, 2015

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    Engineers lead 6 of 10 ‘cool inventions’ of 2014: CTTC

    A Vanderbilt engineering professor is a lead or co-inventor of six of the 10 “cool inventions” in 2014 highlighted by the university’s Center for Technology Transfer and Commercialization in this video. The CTTC selected 10 from last year’s 200 inventions… Read More

    Jan. 16, 2015

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    Vanderbilt team builds miniature capsule robots, heads to NSF I-Corps

    Pietro Valdastri (John Russell/Vanderbilt University) Article courtesy of Vanderbilt CTTC Having spent the last decade researching and working on the development of medical capsule robots, Vanderbilt University School of Engineering’s Pietro Valdastri is no stranger to innovation, nor to the National Science Foundation’s Innovation Corps. The corps… Read More

    Jan. 12, 2015

  • Vanderbilt University

    New Year’s card features Engineering and Science Building in augmented reality

    The Augment app allows users to see a 3-D image of the new Engineering and Science Building. Circumstances standing in the way of a traditional groundbreaking at the School of Engineering led to a high-tech solution – all in a day’s work for our professors and students. Read More

    Jan. 9, 2015

  • Vanderbilt University

    Pioneer in online computing, emeritus professor Bill Rowan Jr. dies

    William (Bill) H. Rowan Jr., 81, died Jan. 6, 2015. Rowan’s ties to Vanderbilt run deep and wide – as an alumnus, as a faculty member, as an alumni volunteer, and as a donor. Bill Rowan Jr. Rowan (BE ’55, Professor Emeritus) joined the engineering faculty in 1964 and became… Read More

    Jan. 8, 2015

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    SEC pioneer, Vanderbilt hero credits engineering degree for crucial successes

      Vice Chancellor for Athletics and University Affairs and Athletics Director David Williams helped recognize Vanderbilt basketball great Perry Wallace (center) and author Andrew Maraniss (second from right) during halftime of the Dec. 4 men’s basketball game. (Steve Green/Vanderbilt) By Andrew Maraniss He wasn’t going to trade one… Read More

    Jan. 8, 2015

  • Vanderbilt University

    7 Vanderbilt engineers who found winter break was prime time for research

    Relieved undergraduates turned in their finals and jetted off for winter break a few weeks ago, leaving the halls at Vanderbilt University School of Engineering almost unnervingly empty. But there’s no break for research. Anyone in need of company could find labs full of Ph.D. candidates working practically… Read More

    Jan. 2, 2015

  • Vanderbilt University

    Team designs potential solution for ‘India’s dangerous walk to the toilet’

    A diverse team of engineering students horrified by violent attacks on Indian women taking long trips to toilets came up with a safe alternative. Their project won first place in the School of Engineering’s Senior Design class – and it has the potential to change lives in nations where plumbing… Read More

    Dec. 19, 2014