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Trucking through COVID, S10E1 Subscribe Now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher! What’s life like for long-haul truck drivers in a COVID-19 world? We’ll get behind-the-wheel perspectives from driver (and musician) Paul Marhoefer and from Associate Professor Sal Hernandez who’s looking into how drivers have adapted to ...

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Oregon State military ambassadors can help you earn your degree online - Oregon State Ecampus News The OSU Ecampus military ambassadors program lets you chat directly with military-connected personnel who can share insights on how to succeed academically.

Thank you to Ampere Computing, which donated its first-generation Ampere eMAG server processors to the Open Source Lab. The partnership will provide free access to the AARCH64 platform for FOSS projects.

Ampere Teams Up With Oregon State University's Open Source Lab It will allow members of the community to develop and test open source projects on the Arm AArch64 architecture platformThe Open Source Lab is a nonprofit organisation working for the advancement of open source technologies

Electrical and computer engineering professor John Labram is working with the University of Oxford to develop photovoltaic cells from that could be much less expensive to make than silicon-based cells.

Crystal structure discovered almost 200 years ago could hold key to solar cell revolution Solar energy researchers at Oregon State University are shining their scientific spotlight on materials with a crystal structure discovered nearly two centuries ago.

As an undergraduate student, Jonah Siekmann worked with professors Alan Fern and Jonathan Hurst on applying neural networks to robotics which resulted in a paper published in Robotics: Science and Systems. He will be returning to Oregon State University in the fall to start a master’s degree program in computer science. This video shows Jonah performing walking tests on Cassie using the neural network controller he developed that was trained in simulation and transferred to hardware.

First Experiments Back in the Lab Cassie took some time off while Oregon State University halted in person research. Recently, we have been approved to return to running experiments with stri...

Congratulations to Jacob Cook, who received the College of Engineering - Oregon State University's Burgess/Tektronix Award, given to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional participation in activities beyond academic performance.

Senior wins award, recognizes family support - OSU EECS News Jacob Cook was recognized with the Burgess/Tektronix Award, given each year by the College of Engineering to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional participation in activities beyond academic performance.

We are proud to partner with University of Colorado Boulder on this industry-focused National Science Foundation (NSF) research Center on Pervasive Personalized Intelligence. The Oregon State University site, headed by computer science professors Weng-Keen Wong and Eugene Zhang, will focus on machine learning and artificial intelligence, security and privacy, visualization and visual analytics.

Prestigious Internet of Things research center launching at CU Boulder CU Boulder has been selected to lead a new multi-university, industry-focused research Center on Pervasive Personalized Intelligence through the National Science Foundation.

Congratulations to Yeojin Kim, who received the Robert Short TA of the Year award, and to Noah Koontz, who was named Sophomore of the Year by Eta Kappa Nu at Oregon State University.

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Electrical and computer engineering alumnus Bill Reed, who is the CTO of eIQ Energy, is also part of CARDA - California Rescue Dog Association, a search and rescue organization that deploys teams throughout the state.

A spirit for adventure, a drive to do good | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | Oregon State University Bill Reed and his dog Scout return from a successful search and rescue mission. Reed’s day job is CTO of eIQ Energy, Inc., which hopes to revolutionize the way power grids operate. Bill Reed awoke to a phone ringing at 3 a.m. on April 22. This was not unusual. He gets calls like this about once a ...

Computer science graduate student Souti Chattopadhyay was first author on a paper that won the Honorable Mention Award at the 2020 ACM - Association for Computing Machinery CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems.

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Delivered by Oregon State University Ecampus, the online postbacc program in computer science has seen steady growth since its inception in 2012. The current health crisis has not slowed that growth. In fact, there were more students admitted to the program for this summer than any previous summer.

Online program shines in a changed world | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | Oregon State University Ben Brewster is teaching and directing the online degree program in computer science from his home office in Corvallis. Photo by Johanna Carson via Zoom. As the coronavirus pandemic disrupted spring term courses across Oregon State University, the online computer science program hummed along as usua...

Meet Yongbin Gu, a doctoral student in computer science conducting research in computer architecture and system optimization. Advised by professor Lizhong Chen, Yongbin's research focuses on GPU memory subsystem optimization to improve computation capacity, which helps with the rapid development of computing-intensive areas like deep learning and molecular simulation. He is also conducting research to optimize the computer architecture design by employing machine learning methods.

Following graduation, Yongbin plans to find a position in AI systems research in the Bay Area to make his own contribution to the computer systems field.

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Congrats to the College of Engineering's WorthyWaves team on their recent National Renewable Energy Laboratory CONCEPT Prize! 🏆 🌊 Their innovative idea? Wave-powered seawater desalination. https://bit.ly/2uvMTzR
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Ismail Uluer is a doctoral student in electrical and computer engineering, who transferred to Oregon State University when his advisor, Tom Weller, became the EECS school head.

Ismail's research involves designing a antenna to assist a special technique developed for cancerous treatment by heating tumors with microwave energy. This technique may allow doctors to treat tumors by inserting a gene into the patient’s cells instead of using drugs or surgery.

Following graduation, Ismail plans to pursue a career in academia because he enjoys being in the research environment and contributing to technology development.

"I use a lot of humor in my class, normally, and I’m a little quirky, and I think that humor helps disarm the students on certain dimensions like nerves and apprehension," said OSU-Cascades professor Patrick Donnelly. But he's very serious about teaching computer science.

Patrick Donnelly is dressed (up) for class Since the coronavirus drove life indoors and online this spring, Oregon State University-Cascades professor Patrick Donnelly has been teaching his computer science classes via Zoom. And while there’s virtually nothing

As promised, our spotlight for this week is Sowmya Jujjuri, our awesome secretary!

My name is Sowmya Jujjuri, I am the Secratary of ACM-W and a second-year computer science student. Last year, I was an Engineering Intern at Puppet and this summer I will be a Software Engineering Intern on the Development Tool Kit team at New Relic. Currently, I am an undergraduate research assistant at CHARISMA lab working on multi-robot comedy. I also enjoy dancing with OSU bhangra as a member on their team . It was amazing to see how much ACM-W grew this year, and I would love to see it grow even more for years to come!

Hope you guys are holding up! We are almost to the end of the quarter!💕

The coronavirus pandemic didn’t stop the OSU Hackathon Club from holding BeaverHacks Spring 2020 on March 27-29. Seventy-four participants formed 17 teams to develop a website, app, or API on the theme of community building.

It’s business as usual for online Hackathon club - OSU EECS News The coronavirus pandemic didn’t stop the OSU Hackathon Club from holding BeaverHacks Spring 2020 on March 27-29. Continue reading →

Ali Haider, a doctoral student in electrical and computer engineering with a focus on energy systems, says he was born to be an electrical engineer. "It’s like a painter never becomes interested in painting at a certain stage in life, rather their art was always in them," he said.

He is thankful for the dedicated faculty at Oregon State University, especially his supervisor, Professor Ted Brekken, who "certainly knows how to be a teacher and bring out students’ hidden talents."

Ali is working to design electrical engineering systems to extract optimum power from ocean waves, and to design power electronics interface systems to integrate this power with the utility power grid. After he graduates, he will be going on to a postdoc position with Berkeley Lab.

Many thanks to Leanne Lai and all the IT experts in the College of Engineering - Oregon State University who are rising to the challenge as technology “first responders,” working around the clock to smooth the transition to remote teaching, remote meetings, and remote living.

Rescuing spring term: The unsung heroes of tech support As Oregon State University scrambled to prepare for home-based remote teaching in the spring term, the faculty turned for help, in great numbers, to the information technology staff. They needed advice about setting up remote desktops, troubleshooting virtual networks, Wi-Fi connectivity, and guidan...

Congratulations to all the EECS students who made the College of Engineering - Oregon State University winter quarter Dean's List!

Nearly 400 students make the Dean's list - OSU EECS News Congratulations to the 396 students majoring in electrical engineering or computer science who made the College of Engineering Dean’s List for winter term of 2020! Continue reading →

Meet Min Ji Hong, a doctoral student in electrical and computer engineering, focusing on electronic materials and devices. After an internship at Berkeley Lab, she came to Oregon State University because of the appeal of the research being conducted here.

Working under the guidance of Assistant Professor John Labram, Min Ji's research involves characterizing lead halide , which are known to possess outstanding performance in devices.

Congratulations to Oregon State University computer science student Sharlena Luyen, who received the scholarship to attend the Grace Hopper Celebration!

PDX Women in Tech scholarships go all virtual For the first time the local support group for women in technology will award money for online classes, conferences and SaaS during the stay home pandemic

Hey guys! This week our spotlight officer is Laura Jiang, our amazing Vice President!

Laura Jiang is the vice-president of ACM-W and a second-year applied custom computer science major. She is a lead for GHC Scholarship and is excited to contribute towards a community that supports women in computing. She is also a TA for the introductory computer science series! She interned at CDK Global last summer and will be interning with Microsoft on the SQL Server Experience and Tools this summer!

Next week, we’ll get to know Sowmya, our secretary, a little bit more:) Stay tuned and stay safe everyone!