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Advances in materials science and engineering help to solve some of the most pressing problems in areas such as energy harvesting, health, quality of life, industrial applications, and defense.
Energy sustainability requires efficient, reliable, and innovative power conversion, generation, and delivery.
Secure, safe, and advanced computing requires integrated expertise in technical skills and human understanding.
Baylor researchers explore adaptive and reconfigurable spectrum sharing and dominance, better understanding of wave propagation and advanced medical sensing.
Baylor researchers in these fields are conducting cutting edge research spanning biomaterials, biosensors, and biomedical devices to biomechanics and bioinformatics.
Our research includes large language models, health applications, and smart grid technologies, ensuring AI advancement is technologically advanced, safe, trustworthy, and ethically sound.
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More NewsBaylor University today announced a $1.5 million gift from B. Todd and Amy Patterson of Richmond, Texas, establishing The Todd and Amy Patterson Endowed Chair in Cybersecurity to advance the School of Engineering and Computer Science’s research within the field of cybersecurity.
41 undergraduate students from universities across the U.S. met at Baylor University’s School of Engineering and Computer Science June 3-6, 2024. Spectrum Sizzle is a workshop that could help influence the future of wireless spectrum in the U.S. and the career trajectories of the participants. Spectrum Sizzle, an undergraduate spectrum workshop operated by SMART Hub and funded by the National Science Foundation, was led by Charles Baylis, Director of SMART Hub and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Baylor University.
Spectrum Innovation Centers SMART Hub and SpectrumX are teaming up to present a workshop entitled “Radio Spectrum for Microwave Practitioners” at the IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium in Washington, D.C., on Monday, June 17, 2024.