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Venkata Chivukula

Venkata Chivukula, ECSE doctoral student working under supervision of Professor Michael Shur is one of the few U.S participants to receive a travel award of $3000 from NSF to attend US-Australasia Conference & Workshop for Research on e-Learning in Engineering Education. This event is scheduled to take place at University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia from Dec.6-9, 2009, where he will also present his work on "Remote Experimentation Lab for Learning Disabled Students”. Venkata Chivukula is also serving as IEEE GOLD representative for IEEE Sensors Council. 
ECSE Grad Celebration 2009

First annual site review for the
Smart Lighting Engineering Research Center

The first annual site review for the Smart Lighting Engineering Research Center was conducted on June 24 and 25. The event involved the NSF site review team, ERC investigators, staff, and students, and industrial partners, with over 100 people in attendance. The review included presentations and poster sessions related to the center research, education, and industrial collaboration programs.
ECSE Grad Celebration 2009

ECSE Grad Celebration 2009 Photo Gallery

Check out the photos from our 2009 ECSE Graduate Celebration
Photo Gallery
ECSE Advisor David Nichols

IMPORTANT: Curriculum Changes for Fall 2009

The Electrical Engineering, Computer and Systems Engineering and Electrical Power Engineering programs have significant changes which take effect in Fall 2009.

Students in all class years will be affected by these changes.

It is important to read the Advising section of this site before registering for your fall classes. Read More »»
Dr. Kim Boyer

Studies in Energy Sources and Systems at Rensselaer

Dr. Kim L. Boyer
Professor and Head of Electrical, Computer, and Systems Engineering

For electrical, computer, and systems engineers, the 21st century will be a time of significant challenge, as well as a time of significant opportunity. In particular, we will be summoned to address key problems in the delivery and use of energy. Energy sources and systems of the future will be diversified, heterogeneous, distributed, and intelligent. It is impossible to say exactly what these systems will become over the next 10-30 years, but it is clear that they will differ from what we have today.

Please read this important statement in its entirety which affects all ECSE Students and Faculty. Read More »»
100 years at Rensselaer

100 years of Electrical Engineering at Rensselaer

The latest issue of Rensselaer Engineering magazine, highlights the 100th anniversary of Electrical Engineering at Rensselaer.

As you read through these pages, reflect with us on the amazing history that is the School of Engineering at Rensselaer. And join in our enthusiasm and excitement as we continue in our quest for greatness and leadership throughout the 21st century and beyond. Read More »»