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Phuong Truong has done it all at UC San Diego: from an undergraduate student in structural engineering, to master’s and doctoral degrees in mechanical engineering and now an adjunct lecturer and education specialist, Truong has been a strong presence at the Jacobs School of Engineering for more than a decade. Full Story
Engineers have achieved a long-sought milestone in photonics: creating tiny optical devices that are both highly sensitive and durable. This work could lead to a new generation of photonic devices that are not only precise and powerful but also much easier and cheaper to produce at scale. Full Story
The Jacobs School of Engineering will celebrate the undergraduate students in the class of 2025 at its annual Ring Ceremony on Friday, June 13. Six students were selected from the nearly 1,500 students receiving bachelor’s degrees from the Jacobs School of Engineering to receive an Award of Excellence from their academic department. Full Story
UC San Diego engineers' award-winning SenSync system turns conventional RFID technology into a reliable sensing platform without using wires or batteries or requiring calibration. Full Story
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No, only UCSD ECE students may apply.
No, only ECE students may apply.
No, it is only open to all UCSD ECE undergraduate and M.S. students.
PANAMA CITY, Fla. –
Dr. Daniel Sternlicht, the distinguished scientist for littoral sensing technologies at Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division (NSWC PCD), was recently selected as one of three recipients of the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) Bronze Medal.
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The ECE Department B.S./M.S. is a continuous program for advanced, distinguished ECE undergraduates, leading to a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and a Master of Science (M.S.). Students admitted to the program have access to graduate-level ECE courses and opportunities to do graduate-level research under the direct supervision of faculty before completing their bachelor’s degree.
Acceptance into this program is an honor that carries practical benefits, one of which is simplifying the graduate application process (no GREs are required).
The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) department traces its roots back to the establishment of the Applied Electrophysics department in 1965, under its founding chair Henry Booker. Through a succession of department realignments emerged today’s ECE in 1987, when the then-combined Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department was split into two departments. Since then, ECE has earned a world-class reputation for producing top-notch engineers for industry and academia.
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