Electrical and Computer Engineering at Queen's University

New Faculty: Sean Kauffman brings an innovative approach to teaching and research Kauffman’s research involves assurance of the safety functions of embedded computer software, in everything from water pumps to anti-lock brakes to spacecraft.

Ryan Grant is working with Rockport Networks, using multipath networks to optimize large-scale open infrastructure for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing, thanks to a $2M grant from NSERC and Mitacs.

“We're on track to be one of the largest system software laboratories in the world, the largest in this region in Canada for sure,” he says. “There’s a lot of industry support, and we’re working on cutting-edge stuff. We’re attracting interest from industry, academics, and from graduate students who want to join us to get training in an area with tremendous academic and career potential.”

https://engineering.queensu.ca/news/2023/09/ryan-grant-awarded-2m-from-nserc-and-mitacs-to-make-data-centre-infrastructure-more-efficient-ecological-and-economical.html

Ali Etemad is among researchers that span three faculties at Queen’s (and eight faculties at York University) who will share $105.7 million in funding announced today from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund.

https://engineering.queensu.ca/news/2023/04/Ali-Etemad-joins-Connected-Minds-extended-team-with-1057-million-funding-announcement.html

Top Canadian honours for two field-leading researchers Claire Davies and Praveen Jain win the Killam Fellowship and Killam Prize, two of Canada’s most competitive research honours.

Mesh AI’s steady growth moving towards success as leader in “intelligent and collaborative” healthcare staff scheduling - Queen's Partnerships and Innovation (QPI)

Mesh AI’s steady growth moving towards success as leader in “intelligent and collaborative” healthcare staff scheduling | Queen's Partnerships and Innovation The Queen's Partnerships and Innovation (QPI) team develops and facilitates partnerships with industry, governments, not-for-profit organizations, and other academic institutions to advance the research enterprise at Queen’s and the commercialization and protection of inventions, and to strengthen...

Funding to enable innovative research Queen’s researchers will receive close to $700,000 in funding as part of a $64 million announcement to support research infrastructure.