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Upcoming Seminar

Adaptive Processor Designs

Electrical and Computer Engineering Colloquia

Dr. Keith Bowman
Principal Engineer and Director, Qualcomm
is speaking on January 30, 2026.

Upcoming Seminar

Wearable, Nearable, and Ingestible Bioelectronics for Precision Medicine

Electrical and Computer Engineering Colloquia

Dr. Sameer Sonkusale
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Tufts University
is speaking on February 6, 2026.

Five NC State graduate students spent their summer applying data science and artificial intelligence to real-world agricultural challenges through the USDA-ARS Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence internship.

Working alongside USDA scientists, the students tackled projects in computer vision that ranged from predicting soil erosion and improving precision crop monitoring to detecting prion disease in livestock and building tools to quantify destructive plant diseases.

These experiences not only strengthened their technical skills in machine learning and high-performance computing but also demonstrated how AI can help farmers increase productivity, reduce costs, and make agriculture more sustainable.

Learn more about their work and the internship program:
http://ncst.at/ppYa50XYcs8

Five NC State graduate students spent their summer applying data science and artificial intelligence to real-world agricultural challenges through the USDA-ARS Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence internship.

Working alongside USDA scientists, the students tackled projects in computer vision that ranged from predicting soil erosion and improving precision crop monitoring to detecting prion disease in livestock and building tools to quantify destructive plant diseases.

These experiences not only strengthened their technical skills in machine learning and high-performance computing but also demonstrated how AI can help farmers increase productivity, reduce costs, and make agriculture more sustainable.

Learn more about their work and the internship program:
http://ncst.at/ppYa50XYcs8
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NC State is leading a new effort to turn crop leftovers into opportunity.

Through the REFRAME project, researchers are building an AI-enabled, open-source platform that can help farmers, processing plants and policymakers identify new business opportunities in agricultural biomass — from misshapen sweet potatoes to discarded green tops.

Led by assistant professor Daniela Jones, the four-year project aims to support a more circular bioeconomy by reducing waste and creating new value from existing resources.

Read the full story — link in bio.

NC State is leading a new effort to turn crop leftovers into opportunity.

Through the REFRAME project, researchers are building an AI-enabled, open-source platform that can help farmers, processing plants and policymakers identify new business opportunities in agricultural biomass — from misshapen sweet potatoes to discarded green tops.

Led by assistant professor Daniela Jones, the four-year project aims to support a more circular bioeconomy by reducing waste and creating new value from existing resources.

Read the full story — link in bio.
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The ECE Mentor Program is open for spring sign-ups.

Connect with ECE alumni for career guidance, industry insight and professional advice.

Apply by Jan. 27. Link in bio.

The ECE Mentor Program is open for spring sign-ups.

Connect with ECE alumni for career guidance, industry insight and professional advice.

Apply by Jan. 27. Link in bio.
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As one of only two institutions to be home to two concurrent NSF Engineering Research Centers, one of three NSF Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research Initiatives, the home of the Department of Energy’s PowerAmerica Institute, leads the only North America IBM Quantum Hub, and home to one of The Microelectronics Commons' Hubs, we are ranked among the top academic units engaged in scientific research in the United States.