News & Events
The School of Science and Technology hosted the eleventh SHIP and undergraduate MESA-funded summer research. The Engineering Science Department mentored five SHIP students and two MESA students.
The students of EE 330 (Electronics II) took part in Keysight Advanced Design System (ADS) workshop. The workshop material was prepared by Mr. Tim Wang Lee from EESOF EDA group at Keysight and delivered by Mr. Tim Wang Lee and Dr. Mohamed Salem.
The engineering department at Sonoma State University hosted a reunion for the students who attended its first Engineering Summer Camp.
The 2019 Engineering Summer Research program provided internships to 13 Engineering undergraduate and four graduate students, and five high school students from local high schools.
X-ray footprinting mass spectrometry (XFMS) is a relatively new method to investigate structural features and conformational changes of macromolecules in the solution state. This technique is an innovative way to precisely probe proteins and their surroundings using X-rays.
This summer, the engineering department at Sonoma State University launched its first Engineering Summer Camp. A total of 28 students, ranging from sophomores to seniors, from local schools in Sonoma County participated in the camp.
The electrodynamics engineering laboratory (eel) is established at Sonoma State Engineering Department to advance research in electromagnetic wave propagation and scattering, antenna design, novel electromagnetic materials, microwave circuit design, and real-time signal processing techniques.
SSU Electrical Engineering students, Grace Montenegro, Samantha Estock, Jadalynne Salyer, Priya Khera, and Alyssa Wright, along with CS students Marguerite Williams and Dana Conard, attended the Women In Engineering Conference at San Jose State University on March 16, 2019.
The first two winners of the electrical engineering monthly challenge, The Q-MARGIN, are announced. Daniel Greisen and Joseph Haun won February and March challenges, respectively. Each winner is presented with a $25 gift card courtesy of the Engineering Science Department.
Two engineering graduate students, Saumya Saxena and Geoff Thomas, from Sonoma State University participated in Global City Teams Challenge (GCTC) to present their project at the 2019 GCTC Expo held in Washington DC, July 10 - 12, 2019.