Computer Engineering

WSU scientists modeled the threat posed by “smart devices” and “smart homes” to the nation’s power grid. They presented their work recently at the 2019 Northwest Cybersecurity Symposium.

The $500,000 grant will help the WSU research team direct supercomputers to automatically find the most efficient ways to run large programs, reducing the burden on resources and on the programmers.

Computer science professor Xuechen Zhang was named a Tier 2 Gold winner of the U.S. Department of Energy’s first Electricity Industry Technology and Practices Innovation Challenge.

The talk, titled “Accelerating Scientific Discovery through Quantum Information Sciences,” will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 3 p.m. in the Engineering Teaching/Research Building (ETRL), room 101 on the WSU Pullman campus.

Arda Gozen focuses on biomaterials, advanced manufacturing and 3D printing, and Janardhan Rao (Jana) Doppa researches machine learning with a special focus on data-driven science and engineering.

The Society of Women Engineers selects 15 students nationally to receive the award, which celebrates a student’s contributions to the engineering profession, their campus and community.

The susceptibilities were found in high‑performance computer chips that could lead to failures in modern electronics.

WSU researchers want to push open the door to multidimensional hard drives — the next generation, packing more data into less space.

Students hope their satellite, CougSat‑1, will broadcast the phrase ‘Go Cougs!’ from Earth’s orbit and will signal club members when it is overhead.

Harold Frank Engineering Entrepreneurship Institute program helps students learn the ins and outs of entrepreneurship and gives them the tools to translate their ideas into real world businesses.