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Winter 2026 TA Application
Interested in working as a TA for our department?
Apply using the link below in order to be considered for the Winter 2026 semester!
Apply using the link below in order to be considered for the Winter 2026 semester!
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TAKE A TOUR
Witness the exciting world of circuits, cybersecurity, coding, and robotics up close, opening doors to endless possibilities in the digital age.
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Low Flying Drone Tracking
Dr. Peterson and her research team lead the way in drone tracking
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New Purchasing Option
Starting Fall 2025, a new purchasing website for the department has gone live. You can request purchases on the site for your labs, click the link for more information or come talk to the secretaries if you have questions.
Department News
Rearranging Matter with Light: Graduate Student Siavash Ghormish featured in Physics Journal
BYU graduate student Siavash Mirzaei-Ghormish is having his research highlighted in the journal APS Physical Review Applied. His and Dr. Camacho’s paper, “Nonlinear Optical Binding”, presents a theory of optical binding that incorporates nonlinear optical interactions.
This is Ra Power
When you're working on a remote construction site in the blazing summer heat or the dead of winter, access to electricity isn’t just convenient—it’s essential. But what happens when you're miles from the nearest power grid? This is a reality for many professionals, and can greatly hinder efficiency, when they are unable to power their tools, complete paperwork, or have a climate controlled space for extreme weather.
Sam Craven Takes Home Top Prize at BYU 3 Minute Thesis
Congratulations to Sam Craven, an Electrical and Computer Engineering graduate student, for taking first place in the BYU 3 Minute Thesis competition! After winning both the Department and College-level competitions, Craven claimed the top prize at the University level.
ECEn Faculty Positions Open
The Electrical Engineering Department is seeking highly qualified candidates for multiple tenure track professorial positions in Computer Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Electrical Engineering. Follow the Quick Link above to learn more