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Spring 2026 EE Colloquia

EE500, the Electrical Engineering Colloquia will be held from 1:25 – 2:35 p.m. every Friday (except during Spring Break) in Hammond Building Room 220 beginning on January 16.   

Following each colloquium, students enrolled in EE500 must complete a questionnaire. A template for the questionnaire will be posted on Canvas for you to download and use. You have one week after each seminar to complete and submit the questionnaire. In order to pass and receive credit for EE500, enrolled students should attend all colloquia and submit at least 11 questionnaires. Approval of absence due to university-related activity or health reasons should be requested ASAP prior to the colloquium.    

Important to note: One of the colloquia is the so-called SARI required colloquium that all EE students must attend to fulfill the SARI requirement for EE degree completion. Contact Lisa Timko at 814-863-7294 or lmg183@psu.edu for more information on the SARI requirement for degree completion.

For all matters related to EE500 course, please contact Prof. I. C. Khoo at ick1@psu.edu and consult the information on EE500 given in Canvas.     

Colloquium Dates and Presentation Schedule

January 16

Speaker:  Dr. Balasubramanian, Manushanker [Electrical and Computer Engineering, Penn State] 

Title: Asymptotic Methods, Inverse-Design, and Optimization Techniques for Electromagnetics

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January 23

Speaker:Professor Sukumar Brahma [Power Engineering, Clemson University] 

Title:  Grid Integration of Inverter Based Resources: Models, Analytics and Protection

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January 30

Speaker: Professor Mingyo Park [Electrical and Computer Engineering, Penn State]  

Title: Multilayer AlN-based Piezoelectric Resonator for High-Performance RF MEMS and Frequency-Agile Devices

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February 6 SARI Required Colloquium

Speaker:  Dr. Bono Shih [Rock Ethics Institute and the Leonhard Center for the Enhancement of Engineering Education, Penn State]  

Title: What Is AI, What Is Ethics, and What Is AI Ethics? A Hands-On Scoping Review for Aspiring Engineers

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February 13

Speaker: TBD

Title: TBD

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February 20

Speaker: TBD

Title:  TBD

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February 27

Speaker: TBD

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March 6

Speaker: TBD

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March 20 

Speaker:

Title: TBD

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March 27 (Distinguished Electrical Engineering Colloquium)

Speaker:Professor Babu Chalabama [Materials Science and Engineering; Electrical and Computer Engineering — The University of Texas at Dallas]

Title: TBD

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April 3

Speaker: TBD

Title:  TBD

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April 10

Speaker: TBD

Title:  TBD 

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April 17

Speaker: TBD

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The School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science was created in the spring of 2015 to allow greater access to courses offered by both departments for undergraduate and graduate students in exciting collaborative research fields.

We offer B.S. degrees in electrical engineering, computer science, computer engineering and data science and graduate degrees (master's degrees and Ph.D.'s) in electrical engineering and computer science and engineering. EECS focuses on the convergence of technologies and disciplines to meet today’s industrial demands.

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