Oct 28, 2014
Floyd Receives STTR Funding from Physical Devices LLC
Dr. Brian Floyd, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, has been awarded $258,000 by Physical Devices LLC for research on STTR Phase II: Fully-Integrated Tunable Filters Employing Synthetic Linear Interference Delay.
Dr. Michael Kudenov and Dr. Michael Escuti have been awarded $427,376 by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for research and development of a new type of rapid snapshot imaging polarimeter that will enable real-time full polarimetric video of the retina to be able to detect diseases like glaucoma early. 
Dr. Wenye Wang and Dr. Do Young Eun have received $499,149 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to explore fundamental issues that will advance our understanding of using mobile clouds in delivering wireless data traffic.
North Carolina State University researchers have developed a suite of technologies that can be used to enhance communication between dogs and humans, which has applications in everything from search and rescue to service dogs to training our pets.
The Future Renewable Electric Energy Delivery and Management - FREEDM - Systems Center had a lot of new technology to show off to National Science Foundation (NSF) officials during the center's sixth site visit this spring.
Three times a day at the fair, members of the champion NC State Aerial Robotics Club demonstrate the vast money-saving potential and worthiness of the small unmanned aerial vehicles, which can provide farmers with invaluable information about how to improve their crops for just a few pennies.
Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed new software that estimates how much farther electric vehicles can drive before needing to recharge.