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    The ECE graduate program at LSU offers opportunities for students to specialize in a broad range of technical areas including nanodevices, power systems, wireless communication, digital media, high performance computing, and more. Students can conduct research in automatic control applications for green technologies, magnetic levitation systems, GPU imaging, microfluidic health devices, power grid protection, VLSI chip design, device fabrication, unmanned vehicles, 3D modeling, and forensic technologies. The program aims to provide hands-on learning experiences and prepare students for careers through complex, real-world research projects.

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    The ECE graduate program at LSU offers opportunities for students to specialize in a broad range of technical areas including nanodevices, power systems, wireless communication, digital media, high performance computing, and more. Students can conduct research in automatic control applications for green technologies, magnetic levitation systems, GPU imaging, microfluidic health devices, power grid protection, VLSI chip design, device fabrication, unmanned vehicles, 3D modeling, and forensic technologies. The program aims to provide hands-on learning experiences and prepare students for careers through complex, real-world research projects.

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    Did y Ou Kno W?: Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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    The ECE graduate program at LSU offers opportunities for students to specialize in a broad range of technical areas including nanodevices, power systems, wireless communication, digital media, high performance computing, and more. Students can conduct research in automatic control applications for green technologies, magnetic levitation systems, GPU imaging, microfluidic health devices, power grid protection, VLSI chip design, device fabrication, unmanned vehicles, 3D modeling, and forensic technologies. The program aims to provide hands-on learning experiences and prepare students for careers through complex, real-world research projects.

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    ECE students can specialize in a broad range of areas spanning nanodevices and power transmission, wireless communication and digital media, high performance computing and power grid protection, VLSI design and automatic control...and more.
    Learn about automatic control and applications to green technologies. Design magnetic levitation and other practical systems. Graphic Processing Units Laboratory: Learn about the future of imaging for scientific visualization and games.

    Build microfluidic devices for health care, virus detection, DNA analysis. Protecting the power grid. Learn how to coordinate protection relays and avoid massive blackouts.

    VLSI chip design for digital, analog/mixed-signal applications.

    EMDL Laboratory: device fabrication and characterization. Protect and interdict with an intelligent unmanned ground vehicle.

    Reconstruct objects with 3D geometric modeling techniques. Assist law enforcement with early forensic identifications.

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