Department of Electrical Engineering - Stanford University

05/23/2025

Students engineer a great escape!
Stanford students built an escape room from scratch in the Packard Electrical Engineering Building, with interactive puzzles and a custom laser maze. More than 600 participants came out to put their problem-solving skills to the test. Photos: Jack Tse.

Stanford students built an escape room from scratch in the Packard Electrical Engineering Building, with interactive puzzles and a custom laser maze. More than 600 participants came out to put their problem-solving skills to the test.

04/10/2025

The reason my research group spans both geophysics and electrical engineering is that the scientists in my group use tools from electrical engineering like electromagnetics, wave propagation, and signal processing to study the Earth and other planets, and the engineers in my group invent new sensors that can measure the ice sheets and answer these questions.

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03/18/2025

Meet Professor Dustin Schroeder!
Check out our latest addition to the 'Meet our Faculty!' playlist. Professor Dusty Schroeder's research advances the science and engineering of ice penetrating radar, and exploration of the subsurface of ice sheets, glaciers, and icy moons.
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10/24/2024

'I love the collaboration across Stanford! I’m collaborating on projects about coding for DNA storage and projects about algorithms for modern memory technologies.'
- Prof. Mary Wootters

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05/22/2024

Curious about electrical engineering? Meet our faculty and learn about their work and research. Areas include robotics, AI, computation, environmental sensors, photonics, signal processing, and more.

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04/26/2024

Professor Ayfer Özgür is the latest playlist installment of 'Meet our Faculty!'

Ayfer's research focuses on information theory, wireless communication and networks, distributed estimation and learning.

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08/01/2023

Congreve Lab boosts the brightness and efficiency of peLEDs. A molecular additive enhances next-gen LEDs – but shortens their lifespans.

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07/14/2023

Abbas El Gamal, Ram Rajagopal, and Thomas Navidi uncover significant grid reliability with a software-only approach

The electric grids of the future will need to handle much bigger loads due to electrification of transportation and other sectors. This could mean expensive infrastructure upgrades to ensure their reliable operation, but a new study from Stanford University says most of those upgrades may be unneces...

06/22/2023

“Commencement means beginning. We are here to mark the end of an important segment of your education – your graduation – and to celebrate the beginning of a new stage in your life. We all know that we live at a difficult time, of great uncertainty about the future of this planet. What is certain though is that your generation is armed with more knowledge than any before you; and that you deeply think and care about the world. I am confident that the future is in great hands – yours.” ~Jelena Vučković, Jensen Huang Professor of Global Leadership and Chair of Electrical Engineering

05/26/2023

“When you work on something that you have no background in, sometimes it can be a very good thing because you aren’t encumbered by the conventional frameworks of what’s possible and not possible.”
~ Professor Tom Soh on creating EE235A and B

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