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Mildred Dresselhaus selected for the IEEE’s highest honor
The IEEE Medal of Honor will be given to Dresselhaus in June for “leadership and contributions across many fields of science and engineering.” « more » Related Links: Mildred Dresselhaus selected for the IEEE’s highest honor (MIT News) Professor Mildred…
A Diagnostic Breath Test
By analyzing carbon dioxide in exhalations, an algorithm could help paramedics determine how to treat patients. « more » Related Links: A Diagnostic Breath Test (Technology Review) Professor George Verghese Professor Thomas Heldt
Vivienne Sze receives DARPA 2014 Young Faculty Award (YFA)
Vivienne Sze, core member of the Microsystems Technology Laboratories (MTL), principal investigator in the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) and the Emanuel E. Landsman (1958) Career Development Professor in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science…
Witricity included in CNN’s 10 startups to watch list
At the end of another turbulent year for business as usual, the march of the disruptors shows no sign of abating. Big data analytics, the sharing economy, and virtual reality are just some of the transformational trends that have been causing sleepless nights for…
New law for superconductors
Mathematical description of relationship between thickness, temperature, and resistivity could spur advances. « more » Related Links: New law for superconductors (MIT News) Professor Karl K. Berggren Quantum Nanostructures and Nanofabrication…
New findings could point the way to “valleytronics”
Researchers clear hurdles toward a new kind of 2‑D microchip using different electron properties. « more » Related Links: New findings could point the way to “valleytronics” (MIT News) Valley-selective optical Stark effect in monolayer WS2…
Dresselhaus is selected for IEEE highest award
Institute professor Mildred S. Dresselhaus is the recipient of the IEEE 2015 Medal of Honor — IEEE’s highest honor, given since 1917. She is cited “For leadership and contributions across many fields of science and engineering.” She will receive the award at the June…
John D. Joannopoulos wins 2015 Aneesur Rahman Prize for Computational Physics
Eminent condensed matter theorist honored by American Physical Society for “spearheading the development of ab-initio nano-photonics.” « more » Related Links: John D. Joannopoulos wins 2015 Aneesur Rahman Prize for Computational Physics (MIT News)…
M+Visión Consortium wins Spanish industry association prize
Madrid-MIT collaboration recognized for accelerating health technology innovation FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information, contact: Eric Norman +1 617 500 4098 eric.norman@mvision.mit.edu MADRID, SPAIN — The Madrid-MIT M+Visión Consortium, a partnership of the…
No quit for the “Queen of Carbon”
President Obama gave thanks this week to 18 extraordinary people, including MIT Professor Mildred Dresselhaus, presenting them with the Medal of Freedom. « more » Related Links: No quit for the “Queen of Carbon” (CBS News) Professor Mildred…
‘Queen Of Carbon’ Among Medal Of Freedom Honorees
Audie Cornish speaks with Mildred Dresselhaus about receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her work in physics. The 84-year-old is a professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering at MIT. « more » Related Links: ‘Queen Of Carbon’ Among Medal Of…
RLE Group Wins Best Paper Award at ICIP 2014
Dongeek Shin, Ahmed Kirmani, Vivek K Goyal, and Jeffrey H. Shapiro, received the Best Paper Award at the IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP) 2014 held in Paris, France, for their paper “Computational 3D and Reflectivity Imaging with High Photon…
Running the color gamut
MIT spinout’s quantum-dot technology makes LCD TVs more colorful, energy-efficient. « more » Related Links: Running the color gamut (MIT News) Professor Valdimir Bulovic ONE Lab
Bose grants reward risk
Five innovative, high-risk projects launch with support from Prof. Amar G. Bose Research Grants. « more » Related Links: Bose grants reward risk (MIT News) Professor Jeffrey Grossman Professor Joel Voldman
Bacteria become “genomic tape recorders”
Engineered E. coli can store long-term memories of chemical exposure, other events in their DNA. « more » Related Links: Bacteria become “genomic tape recorders” (MIT News) Genomically encoded analog memory with precise in vivo DNA writing in living cell…
Dresselhaus wins Presidential Medal of Freedom
Institute Professor is among 19 new recipients of the nation’s highest civilian honor.« more » Related Links: Dresselhaus wins Presidential Medal of Freedom (MIT News) Professor Mildred Dresselhaus
Striking the cord: Optical control of motor functions
Grad student Chi Lu and colleagues demonstrate a highly flexible polymer probe for triggering spinal-cord neurons with light and simultaneously recording their activity. « more » Related Links: Striking the cord: Optical control of motor functions (MIT…
Reflections of a Woman Pioneer: Dresselhaus is featured by Science
In her career as a physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Mildred “Millie” Dresselhaus, who is now 83, has researched the electronic structure of carbon in its myriad forms. « more » Related Links: Reflections of a…
Diagnostic exhalations
By analyzing carbon dioxide in the breath, an algorithm could help determine how to treat patients. « more » Related Links: Diagnostic exhalations (MIT News) Automated Quantitative Analysis of Capnogram Shape for COPD–Normal and COPD–CHF Classification…
Doctoral students seek quantum control in Paola Cappellaro’s Quantum Engineering Group
MIT’s Quantum Engineering Group (QEG) has a challenging but potentially world-changing mission: to harness the quantum properties of matter for use in information technology, metrology, defense, healthcare, and many other fields. « more » Related…
Raising cryptography’s standards
Calculating encryption schemes’ theoretical security guarantees eases comparison, improvement. « more » Related Links: Raising cryptography’s standards (MIT News) Professor Muriel Medard Network Coding and Reliable Communications Group
Beating battery drain
Startup’s power-conserving chip may increase smartphone battery life, save energy in cell towers. « more » Related Links: Beating battery drain (MIT News) Professor David Perreault Power Electronics Research Group
Watts, Moresco, Kong, Fang, Jung, Baldo, Azunre receive Deshpande research grants
The EECS faculty and research team recipients receiving the early stage technology grants include: Professor Marc A. Baldo and postdoctoral associate Paul Azunre ’14, for their work to demonstrate the most efficient broadband omnidirectional antireflection coating for…
Several RLE researchers cited as “World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds: 2014”
Who are some of the best and brightest scientific minds of our time? We set out to answer this question through the release of our citation analysis report, The World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds: 2014. This list of top researchers around the globe have earned…
Superconducting circuits, simplified
New circuit design could unlock the power of experimental superconducting computer chips. « more » Related Links: Superconducting circuits, simplified (MIT News) Professor Karl Berggren Quantum Nanostructures and Nanofabrication Group
Qing Hu is appointed to professorship
EECS Department Head Anantha Chandrakasan recently announced the appointments of Qing Hu as Distinguished Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science « more » Related Links: Qing Hu is appointed to professorship (EECS) Professor Qing…
Stultz and Voldman are selected for Faculty Research Innovation Fellowships (FRIFs)
Three 2014–2015 Faculty Research Innovation Fellowships (FRIF) were announced on Oct. 7. 2014. The FRIF was established in 2011 to recognize mid-career EECS faculty members for outstanding research contributions and international leadership in their fields. The FRIF…
Marc Baldo with Paul Azunre receive significant research grant
The Deshpande Center for Technological Innovation at MIT today announced it is awarding $976,000 in grants to fourteen MIT research teams currently working on early-stage technologies. « more » Related Links: MIT Deshpande Center Announces Fall 2014…
Job seekers to job generators
RLE’s Translational Fellows Program starts up a new dimension of support for postdocs. « more » Related Links: Job seekers to job generators (MIT News) Translational Fellows Program
Job seekers to job generators
RLE’s Translational Fellows Program starts up a new dimension of support for postdocs. « more » Related Links: Job seekers to job generators (MIT News) Translational Fellows Program
Job seekers to job generators
RLE’s Translational Fellows Program starts up a new dimension of support for postdocs. « more » Related Links: Job seekers to job generators (MIT News) Translational Fellows Program
Job seekers to job generators
RLE’s Translational Fellows Program starts up a new dimension of support for postdocs. « more » Related Links: Job seekers to job generators (MIT News) Translational Fellows Program
Job seekers to job generators
RLE’s Translational Fellows Program starts up a new dimension of support for postdocs. « more » Related Links: Job seekers to job generators (MIT News) Translational Fellows Program
Job seekers to job generators
RLE’s Translational Fellows Program starts up a new dimension of support for postdocs. « more » Related Links: Job seekers to job generators (MIT News) Translational Fellows Program
High-speed drug screen
Engineers devise technology for rapidly testing drug-delivery vehicles in zebrafish. « more » Related Links: High-speed drug screen (MIT News) Professor Mehmet Fatih Yanik High-Throughput Neurotechnology Group
How to make a “perfect” solar absorber
New system aims to harness the full spectrum of available solar radiation. « more » Related Links: How to make a “perfect” solar absorber (MIT News) Professor Marin Soljacic Photonics and Modern Electro-Magnetics Group
Engineered proteins stick like glue — even in water
New adhesives based on mussel proteins could be useful for naval or medical applications. « more » Related Links: Engineered proteins stick like glue — even in water (MIT News) Professor Timothy K. Lu Synthetic Biology Group
Battling superbugs
Two new technologies could enable novel strategies for combating drug-resistant bacteria. « more » Related Links: Battling superbugs (MIT News) Enhanced killing of antibiotic-resistant bacteria enabled by massively parallel combinatorial genetics (PNAS)…
Toward optical chips
A promising light source for optoelectronic chips can be tuned to different frequencies. « more » Related Links: Toward optical chips (MIT News) Professor Mildred Dresselhaus MGM Group Professor Jing Kong Nano-Materials and Electronics…
Englund spotlighted by Brookhaven National Lab
Dirk Englund, assistant professor in the MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at MIT and head of the Quantum Photonics Group, collaborates with the experts and instruments at Brookhaven Lab’s Center for Functional Nanomaterials to explore the…
Digital RLE Training Tutorial
RLE is pleased to announce the release of a training tutorial for Digital RLE and the procurement card receipt submission process. Digital RLE brings a paperless environment to RLE for your credit card submission. The training video walks you through the simple…
Pioneering bioelectronic interfaces
Flexible polymer probes and magnetic nanoparticles promise breakthroughs for treating paralysis and brain disease. « more » Related Links: Pioneering bioelectronic interfaces (MIT News) Professor Polina Anikeeva Bioelectronics Group
Quick test for malaria shows promise
Magnetic detection method is more portable and less error-prone than conventional tests. « more » Related Links: Quick test for malaria shows promise (Nature) A new way to diagnose malaria (MIT News) Professor Jongyoon Han Micro/Nanofluidic…
A new way to diagnose malaria
Using magnetic fields, technique can detect parasite’s waste products in infected blood cells. « more » Related Links: A new way to diagnose malaria (MIT News) Professor Jongyoon Han Micro/Nanofluidic BioMEMS Group
Quantum engineering
It can be difficult to distinguish between basic and applied research in the nascent field of quantum engineering. One person’s exploration of quantum systems like atoms and electrons yields another’s building block for quantum computers, and vice versa. Paola…
Rebecca J. Mieloszyk Named Recipient of the 2014 Helen Carr Peake Research Assistantship
The Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) is pleased to announce that the 2014 Helen Carr Peake Research Assistantship has been awarded to Rebecca J. Mieloszyk (née Asher), a doctoral student in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Mrs. Mieloszyk has won…
Pushing the envelope in power electronics
Research improves power conversion in applications ranging from giant server farms to lamps to handheld devices. « more » Related Links: Pushing the envelope in power electronics (MIT News) Professor David Perreault Power Electronics Research…
Running on waste heat
Gang Chen’s thermoelectric devices turn waste heat into electricity for vehicles and other machines. « more » Related Links: Running on waste heat (MIT News) Professor Mildred Dresselhaus
Professor Marin Soljacic is Awarded the 2014 Blavatnik National Award
The Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) is pleased to announce that the 2014 Blavatnik National Award has been awarded to RLE PI Marin Soljacic. Dr. Soljacic is a principle investigator in RLE and a Professor of Physics at MIT. Professor Soljacic is recognized by…
Faculty highlight: Marin Soljacic
Physicist reveals new techniques for controlling light by angle, creating transparent displays and photonic crystal bandgaps. « more » Related Links: Faculty highlight: Marin Soljacic (MIT News) Professor Marin Soljacic
Soljacic wins Blavatnik Award
Marin Soljacic (soh-YA’-cheech), a professor of physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, was recognized for his discoveries of novel phenomena related to the interaction of light and matter, and his work on wireless power transfer technology. «…
EECS lauds its faculty leadership
New co-education and undergraduate laboratories officers welcomed. Karl Berggren included in incoming leaders. « more » Related Links: EECS lauds its faculty leadership (MIT News) Professor Karl Berggren
Making a wire-free future
WiTricity’s wireless charging technology is coming soon to mobile devices, electric cars, and more. « more » Related Links: Making a wire-free future (MIT News) Professor Marin Soljacic
M+Visión Fellow Published in PLOS and Featured on Spanish National TV
Congratulations to M+Visión Fellow Carlos Castro Gonzales, lead author on a paper just published in PLOS Computational Biology! He and his team at UPM with other international collaborators have designed a novel digital atlas of gene expression, which will help test…
John King, professor emeritus of physics, dies at 88
Innovative researcher and educator was a champion of attacking science problems with “ferocious vigor.” > Related Links: John King, professor emeritus of physics, dies at 88 (MIT News)
Generating Terahertz Laser Frequency Combs
RLE PI Qing Hu and graduate students David Burghoff, Tsung-Yu Kao, Ningren Han, Chun Wang Ivan Chan, Xiaowei Cai and Yang Yang have published their breakthrough research on terahertz laser frequency combs, and are featured as the cover story of the June 2014 issue of…
Dr. Bernhard Haeupler awarded the Distributed Computing Doctoral Dissertation Award 2014
The Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) is pleased to announce that the 2014 Doctoral Dissertation Award in Distributed Computing has been awarded to Dr. Bernhard Haeupler. Dr. Haeupler recently completed his PhD in the Theory Group in the Electrical Engineering…
RLE Administrative Assistant Certification Program Honors Fifteen
The Research Laboratory of Electronics is pleased to announce that fifteen support staff members have successfully completed the Laboratory’s Administrative Assistant Certification Program. This training program, consisting of monthly workshops, was created to…
Michael Peng Awarded the IFCS Best Paper Award
Michael Peng, a RLE graduate student working with Franz Kärtner in the Optics and Quantum Electronics Group has been awarded Best Paper in the graduate student competition at the IFCS 2014 Conference. His paper entitled “Long-Term Stable Balanced Optical-Microwave…
So Long, Charging Cables: Wireless Power Is Coming
A world where every room is a buzzing hotspot of invisible electrical charges is just around the corner, experts say. And it’s going to change the way we live. « more » Related Links: So Long, Charging Cables: Wireless Power Is Coming (TIME) Professor…
Henna Huang and Jacob Mower named recipients of 2014 Claude E. Shannon Research Assistantships
The Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) is pleased to announce that the 2014 Claude E. Shannon Research Assistantships are being awarded to Ms. Henna Huang and Mr. Jacob Mower, doctoral students in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department. Ms.…
Ms. Sha Huang and Dr. Jonathon Whitton Named Recipients of the 2014 Helen Carr Peake Research Prize
CAMBRIDGE, MA. 05.28.2014 The Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) is pleased to announce that the 2014 Helen Carr Peake Research Prizes are being awarded to Ms. Sha Huang, a doctoral student in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and Dr. Jonathon…
Improving a new breed of solar cells
Quantum-dot photovoltaics set new record for efficiency in such devices, could unlock new uses. « more » Related Links: Improving a new breed of solar cells (MIT News) Professor Vladimir Bulovic Professor Jeffrey Grossman Organic and Nanostructured…
Getting more electricity out of solar cells
New MIT model can guide design of solar cells that produce less waste heat, more useful current. « more » Related Links: Getting more electricity out of solar cells (MIT News) Professor Marc Baldo MIT-Harvard Center for Ultracold…
Terahertz imaging on the cheap
New theory could reduce number of sensors required for high-resolution imaging systems. « more » Related Links: Terahertz imaging on the cheap (MIT News) Professor Gregory Wornell Signals, Information and Algorithms Laboratory
MIT team wins Clean Energy Prize for solving solar’s shade problem
Unified Solar takes home $225,000 for a circuit that augments the output of partially shaded solar cells. « more » Related Links: MIT team wins Clean Energy Prize for solving solar’s shade problem (MIT News) Professor Steven Leeb
Leeb meets with assistant secretary of Defense
Prof. Steven B. Leeb of Massachusetts Institute of Technology tells Sharon Burke, assistant secretary of Defense for Operational Energy Plans and Programs, about the non-intrusive load monitor developed at MIT, during Burke’s visit to the Army Base Camp Integration…
Medard wins best paper award at ISPLC 2014
Muriel Médard, professor of electrical engineering and computer science in the MIT EECS Department and principal investigator in the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) at MIT, has been awarded, with co-authors Josu Bilbao, Aitor Calvo, Igor Armendariz, and Pedro…
Excitons observed in action for the first time
Technique developed at MIT reveals the motion of energy-carrying quasiparticles in solid material. « more » Related Links: Excitons observed in action for the first time (MIT News) Professor Vladimir Bulovic Professor Marc Baldo ONE Lab MIT-Harvard…
A molecular approach to solar power
Switchable material could harness the power of the sun — even when it’s not shining. « more » Related Links: A molecular approach to solar power (MIT News) Professor Jeffrey Grossman Grossman Group
New ‘switch’ could power quantum computing
A light lattice that traps atoms may help scientists build networks of quantum information transmitters. « more » Related Links: New ‘switch’ could power quantum computing (MIT News) Professor Vladan Vuletic
Rahul Sarpeshkar: Synthetic Biology — Approaching Biology as an Engineering Discipline (Video)
Related Links: Rahul Sarpeshkar: Synthetic Biology—Approaching Biology as an Engineering Discipline (ILP Video) Professor Rahul Sarpeshkar Analog Circuits and Biological Systems Group
Mastering the Biological and Engineering Worlds
Rahul Sarpeshkar bridges biology and engineering to advance research and applications in biotechnology, medicine, and supercomputing. « more » Related Links: Mastering the Biological and Engineering Worlds (ILP News) Professor Rahul Sarpeshkar Analog…
Medard is selected for Cecil H. Green Professorship
Muriel Médard has been appointed as the Cecil H. Green Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. In announcing this appointment, Department Head Anantha Chandrakasan shared the following message with his EECS colleagues. « more » Related…
A new angle on controlling light
System could provide first method for filtering light waves based on direction. « more » Related Links: A new angle on controlling light (MIT News) Professor Marin Soljacic Professor John D. Joannopoulos Professor Steven G. Johnson Optical Broadband…
Engineers design ‘living materials’
Hybrid materials combine bacterial cells with nonliving elements that can conduct electricity or emit light. « more » Related Links: Engineers design ‘living materials’ (MIT News) Professor Timothy K. Lu Synthetic Biology Group
Brighter future for bacteria detection
An advanced assay quickly illuminates bacteria for more rapid, accurate detection. « more » Related Links: Brighter future for bacteria detection (MIT News) Professor Timothy K. Lu Synthetic Biology Group
We Finally Know Why You Can Sustain a Conversation in a Noisy Bar
Normally, human ears are incredibly good at focusing on sounds of specific frequencies and simultaneously filtering out the rest of the noise… « more » Related Links: We Finally Know Why You Can Sustain a Conversation in a Noisy Bar (Wired) Professor…
Nanopores underlie our ability to tune in to a single voice
Inner-ear membrane uses tiny pores to mechanically separate sounds, researchers find. « more » Related Links: Nanopores underlie our ability to tune in to a single voice (MIT News) Professor Dennis M. Freeman
Wireless electricity? It’s here
In the house of the future, wire-free energy transfer could be as easy as wireless internet. « more » Related Links: Wireless electricity? It’s here (CNN Tech) Professor Marin Soljacic
Prof. David A. B. Miller to deliver the 2014 Hermann Anton Haus Lecture: Lecture series honoring Haus brings eminent visitors to MIT
Professor David A. B. Miller, the W. M. Keck Foundation Professor of Electrical Engineering at Stanford University, will deliver the 2014 Hermann Anton Haus Lecture Wednesday, April 30, 2014, 4:00 pm in the RLE conference facility, 36–428–462. A reception will follow…
Jeffrey H. Shapiro Elected SPIE Fellow
From the SPIE Press release: BELLINGHAM, WA, USA — 5 March 2014 – SPIE will promote 76 new Fellows of the Society this year, to recognize the significant scientific and technical contributions of each in the multidisciplinary fields of optics, photonics, and imaging.…
MIT Research Looks to Extend Moore’s Law
Despite skepticism in the chip industry that Moore’s Law could be reaching its limits, MIT Researchers believe that they have found a way to enable semiconductor manufacturers to continue shrinking geometries below 20 nanometer and produce advanced components cost…
Stultz, Lu, and Grossman receive faculty promotions
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department Head Anantha Chandrakasan and Associate Department Heads David Perreault and Bill Freeman announced the promotions of Professor Collin Stultz to the rank of Full Professor, and of Professor Timothy Lu to the rank…
Cochlear implants — with no exterior hardware
A cochlear implant that can be wirelessly recharged would use the natural microphone of the middle ear rather than a skull-mounted sensor. « more » Related Links: Cochlear implants — with no exterior hardware (MIT News) Professor Anantha…
RLE Headquarters Fiscal Officer Cheryl Charles Wins MIT Excellence Award
RLE is pleased to announce that Cheryl Charles, Fiscal Officer for the Research Laboratory of Electronics, has won the MIT Excellence Award for her work involving employee resource groups at MIT. Cheryl is being recognized along with a team of employees from across…
Lu selected for NSF CAREER Award towards synthetic gene circuits
Timothy K. Lu, Assistant Professor leading the Synthetic Biology Group in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and Department of Biological Engineering and principal investigator in MIT’s Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE), has been…
Researchers develop new method to control nanoscale diamond sensors
Technique allows tiny sensors to monitor small changes in magnetic fields, such as when neurons transmit electrical signals. « more » Related Links: Researchers develop new method to control nanoscale diamond sensors (MIT News) Professor Paola Cappellaro…
Peekaboo… I see through!
MIT team develops a new, inexpensive transparent projection screen By Paola Rebusco, MIT Picture the Louvre pyramid: the iconic glass pyramid that serves as main entrance and skylight to the landmark museum. The pyramid is illuminated at night, creating a magical…
Seeing things: A new transparent display system could provide heads-up data
New kind of see-through screen could be applied as a thin plastic coating on ordinary glass. « more » Related Links: Seeing things: A new transparent display system could provide heads-up data (MIT News) Professor Marin Soljačić Professor John…
Seeing beauty in a materials science world
Marshall Scholar Colleen Loynachan (Anikeeva group) tackles materials science problems with a photographer’s perspective. « more » Related Links: Seeing beauty in a materials science world (MIT News) Professor Polina Anikeeva Bioelectronics…
Early Detection of Blinding Eye Disease Could be as Easy as Scanning a Barcode
A new optical device puts the power to detect eye disease in the palm of a hand. The tool—about the size of a hand-held video camera—scans a patient’s entire retina in seconds and could aid primary care physicians in the early detection of a host of retinal diseases…
Shapiro is selected as SPIE 2013 Fellow
Jeffrey H. Shapiro has been elected to the grade of Fellow of SPIE, the International Society for Optics and Photonics. SPIE was founded in 1955 to advance light-based technologies. Shapiro, the Julius A. Stratton Professor of Electrical Engineering in the MIT…
Viewpoint: Tales of 1001 Atoms
Imagine trying to count grains of rice in a cup that are shaking about, and then assume the grains are less than a nanometer long. This is akin to what David Hume and colleagues from the University of Heidelberg in Germany have recently done. « more »…
Vivienne Sze recipient of the 2013 Jonathan Allen Junior Faculty Award
Professor Yoel Fink, Director of The Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), has designated Vivienne Sze, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering, as the 2013 recipient of The Jonathan Allen Junior…
Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman Named a Fellow of The American Physical Society
At its November meeting, the American Physical Society elected Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman, Carl Richard Soderberg Associate Professor of Power Engineering, to Fellowship status. This honor, which is bestowed on no more than one percent of APS members, is…
Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman Named a Fellow of The American Physical Society
At its November meeting, the American Physical Society elected Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman, Carl Richard Soderberg Associate Professor of Power Engineering, to Fellowship status. This honor, which is bestowed on no more than one percent of APS members, is…
Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman Named a Fellow of The American Physical Society
At its November meeting, the American Physical Society elected Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman, Carl Richard Soderberg Associate Professor of Power Engineering, to Fellowship status. This honor, which is bestowed on no more than one percent of APS members, is…
Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman Named a Fellow of The American Physical Society
At its November meeting, the American Physical Society elected Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman, Carl Richard Soderberg Associate Professor of Power Engineering, to Fellowship status. This honor, which is bestowed on no more than one percent of APS members, is…
Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman Named a Fellow of The American Physical Society
At its November meeting, the American Physical Society elected Professor Jeffrey C. Grossman, Carl Richard Soderberg Associate Professor of Power Engineering, to Fellowship status. This honor, which is bestowed on no more than one percent of APS members, is…