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At NC State, innovation and creativity go hand in hand. The new Music Technology program gives students the chance to explore both — combining music, sound and engineering in one unique degree experience.
Developed through collaboration between the Department of Performing Arts and Technology and Electrical and Computer Engineering, the program integrates coursework in acoustics, audio electronics and design theory to prepare students for careers at the intersection of art and technology.
ECE faculty helped shape the program’s foundation, ensuring students gain the technical expertise needed to power the future of sound.
Learn more about how NC State is harmonizing engineering and the arts:
http://ncst.at/EJL750XiFwW
Anurag K. Srivastava, Raymond J. Lane Professor and Chairperson of the Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at West Virginia University, explains what most people overlook about powering the future of AI. Sustainability is not only about the grid or renewable energy. It begins with how we design chips, transistors, and the data centers that bring it all together.
Full episode now on YouTube
🎧 NC State ECE Podcast
Guest: Anurag K. Srivastava
Host: Ginger Yu
For 40 years, NC State and Nagoya University have built a partnership that advances research, innovation and global learning. Faculty in ECE continue that tradition through collaborations in biotechnology, quantum computing and more.
🔗 http://ncst.at/75LR50XiFrY
Paschalis Gkoupidenis, associate professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Physics, received the inaugural Sherwin I. Seligsohn Innovation Award from Universal Display Corporation for his work in organic, brain-inspired electronics.
Read more:
http://ncst.at/Ep1O50XiFJn
NC State researchers uncovered GATEBLEED, a hardware flaw that lets attackers reveal data used to train AI systems. The finding shows how chip design choices can put AI privacy at risk.
http://ncst.at/jfVe50XiFh7
Researchers at NC State have improved wearable health-monitoring technology to more accurately detect coughs — even distinguishing them from speech and other human sounds. The advance could make it easier to track chronic respiratory conditions and predict health risks such as asthma attacks.
By combining sound and motion data from chest-worn monitors, the team developed a more reliable model that reduces false positives and enhances privacy protection in real-world environments.
Learn how this breakthrough is shaping the future of digital health:
http://ncst.at/oL8V50XiF2t
Demitry “Dima” Farfurnik is exploring the quantum properties of light and matter to advance the next generation of computing and sensing technology. His research in quantum computing and photonics gives students hands-on experience that drives innovation and discovery at NC State ECE.
#NCStateECE #FacultySpotlight #QuantumComputing #Photonics #ThinkAndDo
Assistant Professor Vijay K. Shah is bringing his research into the real world through his startup, All Things Intelligence.
Their flagship product, NeuralSmith, allows users to build machine learning models in plain English, automating every step from data prep to deployment.
The goal: make AI accessible to everyone.
🔗 Read more: http://ncst.at/VumG50X8GUk
The ECE Distinguished Speaker Series welcomes Dr. Magnus Egerstedt, Dean of Engineering at UC Irvine and former School Chair at Georgia Tech. His talk, From Coordination to Collaboration in Multi-Robot Systems: Lessons from Ecology, explores how insights from nature can inspire new approaches to multi-robot collaboration, where the whole becomes greater than the sum of its parts.
🎙️ Dr. Magnus Egerstedt
📅 October 16
🕒 3 p.m.
📍 BTEC Building, Room BTC-123
More info: http://ncst.at/JMXM50X7Wfo
Take a speed tour through EB2’s MakerSpaces and Senior Design Center, where ECE students put classroom concepts into practice.
🚜 Meriam Ali ’27 turned her John Deere internship into a proving ground — mastering CAN bridging, integrating with legacy code and discovering her passion for embedded systems.
🔗 Read more: http://ncst.at/s22I50X3Gjj
Thanks to Google for visiting Engineering Building II and sharing insights with our students this week — we loved learning straight from the Googlers themselves. 🐺🔍
#HireThePack #ThinkAndDo
Brenda Rubenstein from Brown University shared how quantum hardware can be used to model key biochemical reactions such as ATP hydrolysis. By combining machine learning with quantum computing, her team is gaining new insights into enzymatic catalysis that could help accelerate the discovery of new therapeutics.
ECE Colloquia brings leading scientists and engineers to campus every Friday morning. Take a moment to learn something new and start your weekend inspired.
See all upcoming and past seminars here: http://ncst.at/fYrA50WYpNh
💡 Last week, we had an incredible time at Company Night hosted by WiECE (Women in Electrical and Computer Engineering) and SWE (Society of Women Engineers)!
ECE students connected with leading employers, gained career insights and built valuable relationships — all in one inspiring evening.
#ThinkAndDo #NCStateECE #WiECE #SWE
🎤 ECE Colloquium this Friday!
Enabling Cyber-Physical-Human Resilience in DER-Rich Power Grids
Anurag K. Srivastava — chairperson of the Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at West Virginia University — will share how physics-aware machine learning, advanced grid tools and human decision making can keep critical electric infrastructure running during extreme weather and cyber threats.
📅 Friday, Sept. 19
🕙 10:15 a.m.
📍 EB2, Room 1231 and Zoom
🔗 Details and Zoom link: http://ncst.at/I0mC50WWWT3
Last Wednesday, NC State ECE students turned career goals into connections at the Golden Opportunities Career Fair at the McKimmon Center.
They met leading employers in electrical and computer engineering and explored next steps in their careers.
Thanks to all who came out and made the fair a success.