School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

As wildfires affect communities across the Pacific Northwest, WSU researchers and Extension specialists are available to discuss wildfire risks, preparedness, and recovery.

A new master’s degree in artificial intelligence being offered this fall at WSU will provide students with skills in AI and machine learning to meet industry needs.

As the Spokane region grapples with devastating wildfires, a new WSU tool could help utilities prepare the power grid for future extreme weather events.

WSU researchers use a side-channel attack to identify weaknesses in complex, time-sensitive systems such as airplane navigation and anti-lock braking in cars.

WSU researchers were recently honored by election to the Washington State Academy of Sciences, which serves as the state’s scientific advisory body.

Praveen Sekhar has received a top honor from the Electrochemical Society for his work developing next-generation sensor technologies.

As part of the approximately $600,000 award, Hoang will work to improve the way that large AI models propagate information, making it easier to assess their reliability.

Cybersecurity experts, students, and Department of Defense personnel will gather for a workshop featuring training and discussions on topics ranging from AI security to cyber ethics.

A team of WSU computer science students recently earned first place in the 2026 VICEROY National Cyber Competition called The Guardian Prevails.

Since a massive outage of the European power grid last year, researchers have helped to unravel why it occurred and how to prevent similar events in the future.