News from the department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jamal Deen is the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award and Anna Korol is the recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Award.

John Bandler, professor emeritus and former Dean of the Faculty, has been recognized for contributions to electromagnetic optimization and the modeling of high-frequency structures, circuits and devices.

Learn about Faculty of Engineering valedictorian Aya Aboughanem, who graduates June 17 with a B.Eng in Electrical Engineering & Management.

The medals are given to graduating students who have earned the highest grade point averages throughout their first baccalaureate degree program.

Rong Zheng and Ian Bruce are leading a team of cross-disciplinary experts who will create a novel virtual and augmented acoustic reality (VAAR) framework.

Around 200 student projects were showcased in-person for the first time in two years at the Capstone Expo.

Waguih Ishak will join the academy in recognition of his contributions to the design and manufacturing of vertical cavity surface emitting lasers (VCSELs).

The electrical engineering grad reflects on the power of persistence both for Black History Month and his career.

The electrical and computer engineering professor is being honoured with an extraordinary fellowship within the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

Steve Hranilovic has been recognized for his significant leadership and research concerning optical wireless systems with two distinguished fellowships.

Researchers have been awarded nearly $1 million in funding to continue work that aims to enable broadband optical communications through the atmosphere.

Two McMaster Engineering-affiliated professionals have been recognized as individuals who have made outstanding contributions to engineering in Canada.