Michael C. and Renée Z. Child have made outstanding contributions to the University of California, Davis, including the College of Engineering where Michael received his undergraduate degree in electrical and computer engineering in 1976.
The electrical and computer engineering alum has received the Aggie Service Award from the Cal Aggie Alumni Association for exemplary Aggie Pride and dedication to UC Davis through personal commitment of time and energy, volunteerism and leadership.
The honor from UC Davis Graduate Studies celebrates the associate professor of electrical and computer engineering work to ensure the academic success, professional development and personal well-being of graduate students.
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering celebrated electrical and computer engineering students with its annual Undergraduate Awards Ceremony on June 7.
After taking an AP physics course in high school, Noah Wagner was inspired to pursue electrical engineering. It is no surprise, then, that Wagner has created a body of work at the University of California, Davis, with a strong gravitational pull.
During his time as a computer engineering student, Jackson Vaughn relished the opportunity to study under world-class professors who encouraged students to ask questions and engage with their curriculum.
Electrical and computer engineering doctoral student Jeff Lai receives the 2024 Excellence in Graduate Student Research for his outstanding contributions to computer vision and machine learning.
Chancellor Gary S. May was inducted into the Georgia Tech College of Engineering Hall of Fame earlier this month. May, an alum of the university and the college’s former dean, was honored at its Alumni Awards Induction Ceremony in Atlanta.
Since 1874, the American Association for the Advancement of Science honors researchers who have made significant contributions to science by electing them as fellows each year.
The Academic Senate of the University of California, Davis, has awarded a 2024 Distinguished Teaching Award for Graduate and Professional Teaching to electrical and computer engineering professor Erkin Şeker.
