Assistant Professor Catherine Schuman has been named the inaugural EECS Mark Dean Fellow, an honor that highlights her leadership and innovations in her field.
Faculty members from TCE are part of a $1 million NSF interdisciplinary project aimed at expanding the production and distribution of locally grown food.
TENNLab prepares Vols to innovate at any level of neuromorphic technology, a low-cost paradigm that opens doors in government, academic, and industrial sectors.
Katie Schuman’s lab and collaborators at ORNL built a novel neuromorphic system that optimizes fuel injection for dual-fuel combustion engines in real time.
Catherine Schuman will speak at the 2025 NAE Frontiers of Engineering Symposium on emerging computing paradigms like neuromorphic and quantum computing.
Catherine Schuman is helping develop an open access neuromorphic computing platform to democratize NMC research, taking the field to its fullest potential.
As an undergrad, Amy An researched the invisible processes that create neural networks. Now she is looking for links between their structures and applications.
EECS assistant professor Katie Schuman is part of a federally-funded project that aims to change the future of computing, with a new “toolbox” of applications and algorithms.
