Member of ECE Faculty for Over 40 Years
Induction celebrates Bader’s work to democratize supercomputing through the creation of the first Linux supercomputer.
Tenure as Chair began November 7, 2022
Professor Joseph Jaja steps down after four years of service to the Department of Computer and Electrical Engineering.
Ott recognized for seminal contributions in nonlinear dynamics and foundational work in chaos theory.
Professor Joseph JaJa part of new, multi-institutional effort to advance medical innovations and regulatory science for extended reality technology.
Alumnus David A. Bader (Ph.D. ’96) selected for contributions to high-performance computing systems, graph analytics and technical leadership in parallel computing.
New research employs advanced computational algorithms to uncover latent information in fMRI scans about human mental states.
Wu will begin serving as IEEE SPS President on January 1, 2024.
Bader received the award for development of Linux-based massively parallel production computers and for pioneering contributions to scalable discrete parallel algorithms for real-world applications.
This fall, Neehar will be attending Carnegie Mellon University to pursue his PhD in Robotics.
The Clark School community stands united with our Asian, Asian-American and Pacific Islanders colleagues.
A national search has been initiated for a new Dean of the A. James Clark School of Engineering.
The selection committee selected Mogul as being one of the most innovative educators in the Clark School.
Professor K. J. Ray Liu has been elected 2021 IEEE President-Elect and 2022 IEEE President.
Chellappa will be joining Johns Hopkins on August 1 as a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, but will continue his research collaborations at UMD.
Simons Investigators are outstanding theoretical scientists who receive a stable base of research support from the foundation, enabling them to undertake the long-term study of fundamental questions.
The lab will enable hands-on research and will offer undergraduate courses in networking and network virtualization, as well as revamp Master’s in Telecommunications courses.
A distinguished researcher and administrator, Professor Joseph JaJa will assume new role July 1.
ECE professor JaJa on steering committee to pair experts with government and industry to maximize big data's positive impact.
First federally funded research and development center dedicated to enhancing cybersecurity
Winner of ECE inaugural Distinguished Alumni Award to lead School of Computational Science and Engineering.
Engineering, science and public policy faculty to lead center with economists, social scientists.
ECE professor Joseph JaJa will serve as interim VP and Chief Information Officer for the University of Maryland.
Project to use high performance computing for cardiovascular modeling.
Muluwork Geremew (M.S. '06, EE) has been named a 2009 Most Promising Engineer.
Dr. Joseph JaJa earned the award for his digital archive preservation research.
