Engage. Imagine. Invent. 💡 Our world-leading professors are teaching students how to engineer a world of difference. 🌍 Learn more about the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at CSU! https://lnkd.in/g_prR4gr #thefutureiswhatwedo #technology #innovation
Electrical & Computer Engineering Department - Colorado State University
Higher Education
Fort Collins, Colorado 893 followers
Engage. Imagine. Invent. ECE is the force that connects people and technology to create a better world.
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Engage. Imagine. Invent. ECE is the force that connects people and technology to create a better world.
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https://www.engr.colostate.edu/ece/
External link for Electrical & Computer Engineering Department - Colorado State University
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- Higher Education
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- 11-50 employees
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- Fort Collins, Colorado
- Type
- Educational
- Specialties
- electrical engineering, computer engineering, aerospace, lasers, signal processing, controls & robotics, biomedical, robotics, remote sensing, controls, electromagnetics, photonics, artificial intelligence, engineering, innovation, creativity, invent, education, research, and radars and satellites
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Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, US
Employees at Electrical & Computer Engineering Department - Colorado State University
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Ghassan Zeraouli
Research Scientist at Colorado State University
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Fateh El Sherif
PhD, Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Benjamin Agyekum
Graduate Teaching Assistant | Researcher in Reinforcement Learning, NoC & Silicon Photonics | Embedded Systems & Machine Learning | CSEFP Fellow '24
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Michelle Vasquez
Student
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Exciting news! ✨Our college is seeking six new faculty members to help shape the future of artificial intelligence in the CSU Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering! This college-wide search seeks applicants who use artificial intelligence (AI) as a key component of their research programs and who aspire to develop innovative AI educational programs. For the Electrical and Computer Engineering department, we're looking for applicants with expertise in AI foundations and/or applications to address critical challenges across ECE. Example areas of interest include foundations and applications of AI for radars, satellites, remote sensing, and climate science; high-power lasers and photonics; biomedical imaging and image processing; networking, cyber-physical systems, and embedded/IoT systems; high-performance computing; control, signal processing, and robotics. 🔗 Learn more and help spread the word! https://lnkd.in/g-2wzYUM #AI #Hiring #EngineeringFaculty #ElectricalEngineering #ComputerEngineering
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💲 It pays to study ECE at CSU! According to CSU's latest First Destination Report, electrical and computer engineering graduates earned the highest starting salaries across campus: 🖥️ Computer Engineering: $82,071 ⚡ Electrical Engineering: $82,025 Beyond the paycheck, ECE careers are both impactful and rewarding. #ECE #salaries #careers
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🎉 A landmark day for Marvel Fusion as we celebrate a major milestone — the groundbreaking of our state-of-the-art ATLAS* laser facility, developed in collaboration with Colorado State University (CSU), STRATA and Tetrad Real Estate. The opening ceremony featured inspiring remarks from Amy Parsons, President of CSU; Geri Richmond, Under Secretary for Science and Innovation at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE); Congressman Joe Neguse; Cassandra Moseley, VP of Research at CSU, Allen Robinson, Dean of the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering at CSU and Moritz von der Linden, CEO of Marvel Fusion. This moment highlights the transformative potential of public-private partnerships, where academia and industry unite to drive deep tech innovation. The ATLAS facility will play a pivotal role in advancing laser inertial confinement fusion (ICF) technology, bringing us closer to groundbreaking clean energy solutions that have the potential to reshape the global energy landscape. We’re also proud of the international collaboration behind this project, combining the expertise of global leaders in laser science and energy research. This project goes beyond cutting-edge technology; it’s about creating real-world benefits for both industry and society, accelerating the path towards commercially competitive fusion technology for a sustainable and energy-secure future. A huge thank you to our incredible team and partners for turning this vision into reality. The groundbreaking today is just the first step in an exciting journey ahead! 🌍🚀 #CleanEnergy #FusionEnergy #DeepTech #ATLASFacility #SustainableFuture #PublicPrivatePartnerships *The ATLAS Facility: Advanced Technology Lasers for Applications and Science
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Exciting times for ECE!
This week we had the momentous and exciting opportunity to celebrate the beginning of a new era for our Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and laser research. We officially broke ground on the new ATLAS building, which will house the nation's top laser research aimed at creating sustainable and reliable fusion energy. Carmen Menoni and Jorge Rocca, University Distinguished Professors and the masterminds behind laser research and industry connections that made this project possible, were joined by several esteemed guests, including U.S. Congressman Joe Neguse, Undersecretary for Science and Innovation for the U.S. Department of Energy Geri Richmond, and Chief Executive of Marvel Fusion, Moritz von der Linden, to celebrate the accomplishments and continued research that will occur at CSU thanks to this collaborative effort. CSU is proud to be at the forefront of the clean energy discovery and development of fusion energy. We are excited to see the world-changing research and educational opportunities that will emerge from this addition to our campus!
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🌟 Historic day for CSU's ECE department! 🌟 Yesterday, we broke ground on our newly named ATLAS Facility (Advanced Technology Lasers for Applications and Science) at our Foothills Campus—a powerful new laser facility that will aid in fusion energy, medicine, fundamental science, and more. ✨ Slated to come online in mid-2026, the ATLAS Facility is the culmination of 40 years of laser development research at CSU in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy and a strategic $150 million public-private partnership with Marvel Fusion that launched in 2023. 💡 CSU’s leadership in laser research is primarily due to work by our very own University Distinguished Professors Carmen S. Menoni and Jorge Rocca. The future of laser science is bright – and it starts here at CSU! 💥 Learn more about the new ATLAS facility in our bio: https://buff.ly/4f8ZfyM 🔗 #LaserResearch #FusionEnergy #Innovation #MarvelFusion #GroundbreakingScience
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CSU undergraduate and graduate students are using sophisticated lasers to engineer a world of difference. ⚡ “Working with some of the most advanced laser technologies in the world has allowed me the opportunity to build the foundations for a better tomorrow through clean energy.” ⚡ -- Owen Geiss, CSU engineering undergraduate student
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✨ Collaboration drives innovation in laser science! ✨ At Colorado State University, we're proud to be part of LaserNetUS – a cutting-edge scientific ecosystem established by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Together, we’re pushing the boundaries of intense, ultrafast laser science and unlocking its game-changing applications. LaserNetUS supports facilities at institutions across the country to provide the broad community of researchers with access to many of the most advanced high peak power lasers in North America. When brilliant minds collaborate, amazing breakthroughs happen! 💡💥 🔗 Learn more about LaserNetUS: https://buff.ly/4eQhjO4 📷 Credit: National Laser Users Facility, Laboratory for Laser Energetics -- University of Rochester. #LaserScience #InnovationThroughCollaboration #LaserNetUS
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💥 How powerful is a high-power laser? 💥 Our petawatt-class laser system can generate extreme conditions like those found at the center of stars.🌟 For perspective, a petawatt is a quadrillion watts -- equivalent to the power of 10 TRILLION 100-watt light bulbs! 💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡 And it’s about to get even more intense. Our new laser facility will house an extraordinary cluster of high-power, high-repetition lasers. ⚡ These lasers have the potential to produce, for a brief amount of time, an astounding power of 6 PETAWATTS – that’s about 6,000 TIMES LARGER THAN THE POWER PRODUCED BY ALL POWER PLANTS IN THE U.S. COMBINED. 😮 ❗ ❗ Imagine the potential for cutting-edge research and clean energy breakthroughs? #LaserTech #CleanEnergy #NextGenScience
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🌌 The universe runs on fusion: the release of energy when two atoms collide. Harnessed on earth, fusion could generate unlimited clean energy to power cities and industries.🌃 The ECE department boasts one of the few high-power, ultrashort pulse lasers in the world capable of reproducing the process of fusion. ⚡ We are leveraging our unique technology to advance this crucial carbon-free energy source. Beyond laser-driven fusion for clean energy, lasers are central to the development of innovative technologies for basic research, advanced manufacturing, defense, medicine, and more. 👩⚕️ Advanced lasers are also key to the fabrication of powerful computer chips -- an area in which CSU graduates have made key contributions. 📷 Photos 1 & 2: CSU's Advanced Laser For Extreme Photonics called ALEPH 📷 Photo 3: Credit: ASML, a global leader in the semiconductor industry, where CSU ECE graduates have made key contributions #fusion #lasers #cleanenergy #innovation
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