Max Schuchard and Jared Smith won first place in the Applied Research Competition at CSAW, the largest student-led cybersecurity competition in the world.

EECS senior and HackUTK leader Berat Arik traveled to Toronto to present a paper and poster at the ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security.

Nicole McFarlane is working with the Department of Energy to develop new faster, smaller, cost-efficient sensors that can be used in many applications.

Fred Wang, professor of electrical engineering, is a recipient of the IEEE IAS Industrial Power Conversion Systems Department Gerald Kliman Innovator Award.

Researchers in the Min H. Kao Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science are creating microgrids that could be the key to keeping lights on.

Jack Dongarra, professor of computer science, has been awarded the SIAM/ACM prize in Computational Science and Engineering, one of the top honors in the field.

Jack Dongarra, professor in computer science, has been selected by SIAM and ACM to receive the 2019 SIAM/ACM Prize in Computational Science and Engineering.

Fran Li, EECS professor, is using his experience in the board game Go to further his research into the investigation of power-grid issues.

Lynne Parker will be stepping down as Interim Dean and taking on a new role with the White House while Mark Dean will be stepping in in her place.

EECS Professor Gregory Peterson has been named the Interim Department Head while Leon Tolbert will be returning to the department’s faculty.