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ECE Researchers Featured in Life in 2030 Radio Show

Robots that fight fires, cars that drive themselves, clothes that prevent illness the stuff of science fiction novels? Or, are they closer than we think? Ohio State electrical and computer engineering researchers were among the experts interviewed for Life in 2030, a one-hour special radio show from the Engineers of the New Millennium.

Position Opening: Postdoc Researcher

18 Month Postdoc Opening in Filterless Transmitter Prototyping for Ultra Wideband Software Defined Radio 

Qualifications:

Ph.D. or Dr. Sc. in Electrical Engineering

ECE Jobline: A Free Service Connecting Job Seekers and Employers

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Job hunting? Don't forget to check ECE Jobline. Two new positions were just posted.

New Video: Meet Our Faculty – Bradley Clymer

Bradley Clymer knew that he wanted to be a professor at Ohio State even before he began a doctorate program in electrical and computer engineering. Not only did he accomplish that goal, but the associate professor of electrical and computer engineering and biomedical informatics received a 2012 Ohio State Alumni Award for Distinguished Teaching in recognition of his dedication to students and the profession.

Cindy Flores Retires After 34 Years of Service

Cindy Flores, administrative associate I, retired on November 30, 2012, after 34 years of service to The Ohio State University. Flores spent thirty of those years working in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. 

DTRA Funds Study of Radiation-Hardened Robotics

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) in the Department of Defense (DOD) has awarded Lei (Raymond) Cao, assistant professor of nuclear engineering, and Yuan F. Zheng, professor of electrical and computer engineering, a $450,000 three-year grant to fund their collaborative research on radiation sensitivity of critical radiation-hardened robotic components.

In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Wendell Cornetet Jr., 1923-2012

Wendell H. Cornetet Jr., professor emeritus of electrical engineering at The Ohio State University, passed away on November 18, 2012. He was 89.

Born in Huntington, W.Va. in 1923, Cornetet earned BSEE and MSEE degrees from West Virginia University. He received a PhD in electrical engineering from Ohio State in 1958.

ECE Researchers Discuss Echoic Flow in IET Electronics Letters

Echoic flow, or the time to collision between a sensor and a detected object, could have future applications in a variety of areas, from autonomous navigation, to aircraft landing aids, to prosthetics to enable blind people.

Building Better Autonomous Vehicles

Despite continued advances, many issues still remain as to how to best design and operate autonomous vehicles. Six Ohio State faculty from the departments of electrical and computer engineering, and computer science and engineering are working to integrate multidisciplinary advances in software, sensing and control, and modeling to address current weaknesses in autonomous vehicle design.

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