Electrical and Computer Engineering
Electrical and computer engineers are at the forefront of creating some of the most advanced technologies the world has ever known.
Ramesh Karri
Ramesh Karri pioneered the field of hardware security, proving that physical chips, not just software, are vulnerable to attack. For over two decades, his research has extended this to processors, medical devices, and 3-D printing, developing methods to ensure their trustworthiness. With over 350 published papers, Karri has shaped the discipline by building essential institutions, including NYU’s Center for Cybersecurity and Trust-Hub, an open repository for benchmarks and tools. In 2008, he launched the CSAW Embedded Security Challenge, now the world's largest student hardware-hacking competition. His impact extends beyond research into the vibrant community and tools that have matured around the field.
Paving the way for the next generation of cellular communication, developing sophisticated medical diagnostic tools, improving microchips to keep computer hardware safe from cyber-attackers, exploring the outer limits of nanoelectronics — NYU researchers are doing all that and more.
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If you’ve ever wanted to design robotic controls, invent new methods of generating green energy, expand the boundaries of mobile communication, or apply your specialized skills to any number of other electrical systems, Electrical and Computer Engineering might be the course of study for you.
With a rich history of groundbreaking advancements, world-class faculty, and renowned research centers and labs driving real-world solutions, ECE at NYU Tandon offers a supportive environment where future engineers thrive. Join a community committed to shaping the technologies of tomorrow.
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