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Research Tuesdays Seminar– February 2021

Innovative Communications Protocol to Facilitate Plug and Play Interaction Between Wireless Embedded Systems and the React-Based Web Applications

Tuesday, February 16th, 2021, 12:30‐1:30 PM

Technical Seminar Credit Available for ENG 09X Courses

Dr. Anthony Deese will be the first presenter for our Research Tuesday series of the Spring 2021 semester.

Students may receive Technical Seminar credit for this event. All students needing Technical Seminar credit for an ENG 09X must be present for the majority of the lecture as confirmed by the Zoom usage report. They also must be present to take a poll to indicate which ENG 09X course they need credit for.

TCNJ Continues Partnership with Tenna

Professor Thomas Brennan secured a $168K contract with Tenna Company to develop a suite of wirelessly accessible, directly powered, asset tracking and environmental condition sensors for non-powered temporary construction equipment. The research team for this project consists of three Tenna Student Research funded undergraduate students, Professors Bechtel and Deese. Temporary construction equipment (e.g. New Jersey…

Electrical Engineering Student Presents Machine Learning Research at 2019 IEEE AIPR Workshop

Senior electrical engineering major Jake Bezold recently presented his work on generative adversarial networks at the 2019 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition (AIPR) Workshop. The event was held at the storied Cosmos Club in Washington DC. The full paper includes student authors Hussain Khajanchi ‘20, Matthew Kilcher ‘20, Alexander…

Alumni Spotlight: Patrick Hanrahan ’15

Recently, Patrick Hanrahan ’15 wrote a few of his former professors from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department to share a job opening on his team at Illumina, Inc., a biotech company in San Diego. We asked Patrick to share what he has been up to since graduating from TCNJ. “Upon graduation…

MUSE Research: T-COM

Each summer TCNJ students have the opportunity to participate in the Mentored Undergraduate Summer Experience (MUSE). Students are awarded a research stipend and on-campus housing to work one-on-one with faculty conducting research over an eight week period. This summer the School of Engineering and its faculty have hosted more than ten MUSE projects. One group…

ECE Undergrauates Present Paper at AIPR Workshop

Dr. Larry Pearlstein, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and five undergraduate students (Skyler Maxwell, Matthew Kilcher, Alex Benasutti, Warren Solo, and Oliva Shanley) working in his Intelligent Media Processing Laboratory (IMPL) published research about a neural network solution they successfully developed and trained to address a color conversion problem within the digital video…

Annual Trenton Computer Festival

This year’s Trenton Computer Festival (TCF) was a great success. TCNJ is a proud sponsor of this event and was happy that attendance to the event and the size of our exhibitor area was at its highest! Below talks about some of the amazing talks and events that occurred throughout the event. What made the…

Save the Date! Dr. Lynden Archer Comes to Campus

On September 27, The College will host Dr. Lynden Archer, a Professor Chemical and Biomedical Engineering at Cornell University. His studies on organic-inorganic hybrid materials and their applications for energy storage and carbon capture technologies will be discussed in his talk, “Lithium Metal Batteries for High Energy Storage Devices”. Dr. Archer is the James A.…