electrical engineering
Coverage of electrical engineering in the Nexus archive.
- Teacher for the ages: Miami educator is world’s youngest male professor
Nathan Thomas, an 18-year-old professor at Miami Dade College, has been certified by Guinness World Records as the youngest male professor, breaking a 306-year-old record previously held by Colin Maclaurin. Thomas teaches electrical engineering and earned a bachelor’s degree at 16 and a master’s at 18.
- Miami-Dade student who plans to study electrical engineering receives $5K college scholarship from FPL
Ashley Vanegas-Fonseca, a student at George T. Baker Aviation Technical College in Miami, received a $5,000 scholarship from Florida Power & Light to support her studies in electrical engineering. The scholarship is part of FPL's initiative to promote STEM education.
- IIT alumnus Jagdish Aphale appointed secretary of Ayodhya Ram Temple trust
Jagdish Aphale, an IIT Bombay alumnus associated with RSS, has been appointed as the secretary of the Ayodhya Ram Temple trust. He holds a BTech in Electrical Engineering and an MTech degree.
- NCDMB, Renaissance begin oil and gas readiness training for 300 Nigerians
NCDMB and Renaissance have initiated an oil and gas readiness training program for 300 Nigerians, focusing on mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation engineering skills to enhance industry readiness.
- Former PolyU student arrested for allegedly submitting fake academic documents
A Hong Kong Polytechnic University former student was arrested for allegedly submitting one fake certificate and two fake transcripts. The individual, who studied electrical engineering in 2022, was asked to leave the program in May 2023 due to poor academic performance.
- I implanted Paradromics' first long-term brain chip in a patient. I began my career as an electrical engineer.
Dr. Matthew Willsey, a neurosurgeon at the University of Michigan Health, performed Paradromics' first long-term brain chip implant. He transitioned from electrical engineering to neurosurgery after witnessing brain-computer interface (BCI) technology in action, aiming to develop fully implantable systems for conditions like ALS.