Category: News
Multifaceted Summer: Ishita Pai Raikar’s Blend of Research, Entrepreneurship, and Advocacy
August 12, 2024Ishita Pai Raikar ’26, a Computer Engineering student at NC State, spent her summer immersed in a blend of research, entrepreneurship, advocacy, and academic learning. Her journey was marked by significant contributions and personal growth across various fields.
Summer Internship Spotlight: Matthew Dize at Qorvo, Inc.
August 8, 2024Matthew Dize ’26 spent his summer as a Product Engineering Intern at Qorvo, enhancing RF filter performance for 5G technologies and gaining invaluable hands-on experience in the dynamic mobile RF industry.
Electric Bandage Holds Promise for Treating Chronic Wounds
August 7, 2024Researchers at NC State and the ASSIST Center, including Assistant Professor Amay Bandodkar, have developed an affordable electric bandage that speeds up the healing of chronic wounds by 30%. This innovative bandage, which is easy to use at home, represents a significant advancement in wound care by providing an effective and low-cost treatment option.
Ph.D. Candidate Krishna Namburi and Faculty Member Iqbal Husain Win Best Paper Award at ITEC 2024
August 7, 2024Krishna Mpk Namburi, a standout student from our Electrical and Computer Engineering department, and faculty member Iqbal Husain were awarded the Best Paper Award at the prestigious ITEC 2024 conference.
North Carolina Teachers Bring Cybersecurity to Classrooms with Help from GenCyber Teacher Camp Led By Professor of Learning, Design, and Technology Florence Martin
August 6, 2024At the GenCyber Teacher Camp, NC State professors Florence Martin and Aydin Aysu provided North Carolina teachers with comprehensive training to introduce critical cybersecurity concepts and careers to their students.
Adam Davis’s Summer at Marvell Semiconductor
August 2, 2024This summer, Adam Davis ‘25, a Computer Engineering major at NC State, is interning as a Physical Design Intern at Marvell Semiconductor, where he’s helping design the custom computer chips powering the AI revolution while gaining invaluable insights from industry leaders. His hands-on experience is shaping his future as he embarks on the accelerated Bachelors-Masters program.
Researchers Develop General Framework for Designing Quantum Sensors
August 2, 2024A new protocol gives quantum sensor designers the ability to sense signals of interest.
NC State and Novartis Partner to Innovate Gene and Cell Therapy Manufacturing
August 1, 2024NC State University and Novartis Gene Therapies have launched a groundbreaking partnership to enhance the manufacturing of gene and cell therapies, focusing on Lentivirus—a vital gene delivery vector used in treating aggressive cancers. This collaboration not only advances critical research but also supports the Ph.D. journey of an incoming graduate student.
Sneha Narasimhan Shines at International Energy Leadership Workshop
July 25, 2024Sneha Narasimhan ’25, a Ph.D. candidate in Electrical Engineering at NC State, participated in the prestigious EPISTIMI-ACG-LUCE Summer Leadership Workshop in Athens, Greece. Selected as one of 25 graduate students globally, Narasimhan honed her skills in negotiation, mentorship, communication, and ethics, shaping her career goals in the energy sector.
NC State Alum Ranbir Singh Creates Feed The Pack Endowment
July 24, 2024Thanks to a generous gift from NC State ECE alum Ranbir Singh, the Feed the Pack Food Pantry has taken a critical step in ensuring the long-term sustainability of its efforts to combat food insecurity on NC State’s campus.
Exploring the Future of Wearable Technology: Bhavya Jain’s Summer at NC State
July 17, 2024Bhavya Jain, graduate researcher at NC State ECE, is developing cutting-edge wearable sensing technology and eco-friendly power sources. This summer, Jain led research on flexible-wearable sensors and a biocompatible battery.
First-year computer whiz is ready for new adventures at NCÂ State
July 12, 2024Incoming first-year Alex Collazo Gonzalez has never lived outside of Puerto Rico, but his acceptance to NC State University’s College of Engineering is about to change everything. Planning to double major in electrical and computer engineering, Collazo Gonzalez is excited for new opportunities and experiences in North Carolina. “I just couldn’t miss out on this opportunity,” he said.