students listen to a professor presenting a lecture
 

Fall 2023 EE Colloquia

For Enrolled StudentsThe colloquium will be held at 1:25 p.m. every Friday (except November 24) in Willard Building 062, beginning on September 1 and ending on December 1.   

Following each colloquium, you have to complete a questionnaire; you have one week after each seminar to complete and submit the questionnaire. A template for the questionnaire will be posted in Canvas for you to download and use.  In order to pass and receive credit for the course, you must attend all colloquia and submit at least 11 questionnaires.      

Please note: You MUST attend the SARI required colloquium [on10/13/2023] to fulfill the SARI requirement for the EE degree completion. Contact Lisa Timko at lmg183@psu.edu or 814-863-7294.

For all matters related to EE500 course, please contact Prof. I. C. Khoo at ick1@psu.edu.  


Colloquium Dates and Presentation Schedule 

Sept. 1

Speaker:  Victor Pasko [Electrical Engineering Department, Penn State]  

Title:  Lightning Related Transient Luminous Events in the Middle Atmosphere 

More information »


Sept. 8

Speaker:  Rahul Panat [Carnegie Mellon University] 

Title:  From Next Generation Devices to Manufacturing Digital Twins  

More information »  


Sept. 15

Speaker:  Rômulo Meira-Goes [Electrical Engineering Department, Penn State]  

Title:  On securing the next generation of critical infrastructure systems 

More information »  


Sept. 22

Speaker: Dr. Abhronil Sengupta, Electrical Engineering Department, Penn State

Title: Neuromorphic Computing: Bridging the gap between Nanoelectronics, Neuroscience and Machine Learning

More information » 


Sept. 29

Speaker:  Nilanjan Ray Chaudhuri [Electrical Engineering, Penn State]

Title: Frequency support among asynchronous AC grids through multiterminal DC grid

More information »


Oct. 6

Speaker:   William Correll [Maxar Company] 

Title:  SAR 101 – Intro to Synthetic Aperture Radar 

More information » 


Oct. 13
SARI Colloquium 

Speaker: Courtney Karmelita [Office for Research Protections, Penn State] 

Title: Research Integrity and Why It Matters

More information »    


Oct. 20
Raj and J. Mittra Distinguished Lecture 

Speaker:   Prof. Juejun Hu [Massachusetts Institute of Technology]    

Title:  A wide-angle view on metasurface optics

More information » 


Oct. 27 

Speaker:  Yan Li [Electrical Engineering, Penn State] 

Title:  TBD 

More information » 


Nov. 3

Speaker:   TBD 

Title:  TBD 

More information » 


Nov. 10

Speaker:  TBD 

Title:  TBD 

More information » 


Nov. 17

Speaker:  TBD

Title:  TBD 

More information » 


Dec. 1

Speaker:   TBD 

Title:  TBD 

More information » 

 
 

About

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.

School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

The Pennsylvania State University

207 Electrical Engineering West

University Park, PA 16802

814-863-6740

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

814-865-9505

Department of Electrical Engineering

814-865-7667