Class of 2022: Rawan Osman
Osman learned how sustainable, decentralized power systems could improve the lives of people like her extended family in Sudan.
Electrical and computer systems are fundamental to modern life, from smart energy management to mission-critical defense systems, from wireless communications to life-saving healthcare devices. The Charles L. Brown Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is distinguished by its highly collaborative culture as well as its core strengths in areas like terahertz and photonic devices, low-power digital systems, signal and image processing, and advanced controls. Thanks to our extensive partnerships with researchers around the University and the world, we are at the forefront of innovation in such emerging fields as cyber-physical systems and multifunctional materials integration, as well as neuroscience, smart and connected health and medical imaging.
Osman learned how sustainable, decentralized power systems could improve the lives of people like her extended family in Sudan.
Ashe found an ideal research opportunity to custom design a sensor technology for a medical device that monitors respiratory health.
Ozer aims to create technology in a more ethical and responsible way and hopes to influence other engineers to do that as well.
Ma is joining Meta as a research scientist, where he hopes to facilitate better communications for people around the world.