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With Gratitude to Mitch Burnett
As his time at BYU comes to a close, Mitchell Burnett has been recognized for his work as ALPACA Lead Project Engineer. He has made a difference with instrumental technical accomplishments, student mentorship, and excellent collaboration with the faculty of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Burnett has devoted 6 years of diligent efforts to BYU as a full-time research faculty member and has made an incredible impact on the department.
The Future of Football Analytics
With only one minute left in the fourth quarter, the visiting team's offense is dangerously close to the end zone. The stakes have never been higher, and the home team needs their best defense. But the coach knows exactly what formation he should use to counter the offense because he has spent thousands of hours reviewing videos each season, finding what plays work best in certain situations.
Dr. Lundrigan's research team impresses at Underwater Networking Conference in Croatia
Dr. Phil Lundrigan, PhD student Bryson Schiel, and undergraduate Joshua Montierth recently returned from the ACM International Conference on Underwater Networks & Systems (WUWNet) in Croatia. There, they presented their recent paper, Using Orthogonal Chirps Underwater for In-Band, Full-Duplex Communication with Minimal Self-Interference Cancellation. Dr. Tracianne Neilsen, Physics Professor, and BYU students Eli Blattner and Corey Dobbs are also part of the research team and coauthors on the paper.