Professor Elsherbeni selected as a new distinguished lecturer of IEEE A-PS
Professor Elsherbeni has been selected as one of the new distinguished lecturers of IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society for the period of 2020-2022. As a part of being a distinguished lecturer, Prof Elsherbeni will give lectures at AP chapters in developing countries.
Click the link to read more about the program: https://www.ieeeaps.org/education/distinguished-lecturer-program
Congratulations to Professor Elsherbeni!
Gongguo Tang awarded with tenure and a promotion to Associate Professor. Congratulations!
In April, the Colorado School of Mines Board of Trustees awarded Gongguo Tang with tenure and a promotion to Associate Professor.
Chris Coulston awarded with a promotion to Teaching Professor. Congratulations!
In April, the Colorado School of Mines Board of Trustees awarded Chris Coulston with a promotion to Teaching Professor.
2020 Girls Lead the Way Program
On Saturday, Feb 29, the Electrical Engineering department hosted two workshop for the Girls Lead the Way. Ten Mines students worked with over 45 high school women in a soldering activity they brought home with them. While soldering they learned about basic electrical circuits, LEDs and got a chance to talk to our students about what it is like to be an engineering student.
STEM Scouts Lab at Parmalee Elementary School
On Monday, Jan 13, Electrical Engineering students Paige and Ellie hosted a STEM Scouts Lab at Parmalee Elementary School. Paige and Ellie guided students in soldering LEDs and other parts to printed circuit boards. Everyone had a good time and learned some new skills in electronics fabrication.
Congratulations to Dr. Haupt on his new book
Dr. Haupt’s new book, titled “Wireless Communications Systems,” will be released in January 2020.
Thank you to all who participated in the ice cream social!
The Ice Cream Club hosted a special event with the EE department last Friday, October 4. EE students, faculty, and undecided freshmen enjoyed ice cream and a soldering activity in the CoorsTek Atrium.
Special thanks to Grant Rawls, president of Ice Cream Club, and Professor Coulston who provided the soldering activity.
Inter House Team wins 1st place at 2019 Solar Decathlon Africa!
Inter House is an American-Morrocan Team. Many students from Mines participated including EE graduate Michael Blonsky and undergraduates Christian Amundson, Christopher Burroughs, Ryan Reschak, Linlee Morrison, and Zoe Logan. The team went through 1.5 years in planning and designing, 3 weeks of construction, and 2 weeks of testing and presenting the Inter House to judges in 10 categories: Engineering & Construction, Innovation, Architecture, Market Appeal, Communications & Social Awareness, Home Life & Entertainment, Electrical Energy Balance, Appliances, Sustainability, and Comfort Conditions. Inter House was awarded the highest combined score in all 10 contests. Individual contest results can be viewed on the SDA website.
Thank you to all who participated in Dr. Coulston’s Celebrate Mines event!
Dr. Coulston, Dr. Aaen, and two seniors – Drew Hinkle and Connor Ventura – helped over 30 students solder together “LED flowers,” a Mines designed project that allows a user to make adjustments to the red, green, and blue light output from an LED. Many of the students were learning to solder for the first time.
Chris Coulston awarded Best Short Paper at Rocky Mountain Section, ASEE Conference
Chris Coulston attended the Rocky Mountain Section of the ASEE conference from May 19 to May 21. While there he presented a short paper titled “Dimensions of a Problem That Elicit Requests for One-On-One Help from Students in a Laboratory Setting”. This paper was co-authored with Hisham Sager, David Werner, John Wiens and Thomas Henery Reagan. This paper was awarded the best short paper.
In 2024, the year of our 150th anniversary, we will celebrate Colorado School of Mines’ past, present and possibilities. By celebrating and supporting the Campaign for MINES@150 you will help elevate Mines to be an accessible, top-of-mind and first-choice for students, faculty, staff, recruiters and other external partners. When you give, you are ensuring Mines becomes even more distinctive and highly sought-after by future students, alumni, industry, and government partners over the next 150 years. We look forward to celebrating Mines’ sesquicentennial with you and recognizing the key role you play in making the MINES@150 vision a reality through your investments of time, talent and treasure.
Mines Newsroom
- As COVID-19 spreads around the world, Mines student designs low-cost ventilator
Electrical engineering freshman Grant Kahl hopes the automated Ambu bag-ventilation system can be used in health care settings around the world where traditional-style ventilators are unavailable, too … - Mines to launch graduate program in quantum engineering
“Quantum technology could revolutionize computing, communication, sensing and more, but critical workforce shortages are threatening to hamper progress,” said Eliot Kapit, associate professor of physi … - Paige Granie: "I chose Mines because I recognized the value of a Mines degree."
Why did you choose to come to Mines? What have you enjoyed most about being here? I choose to come to Mines because I recognized the value of a Mines degree. Also, I have always loved math and I wante … - Mines to offer PhDs, master’s degrees, certificates in robotics
The new graduate program will capitalize on the university’s deep expertise in field robotics and its niche in the geosciences and extractive industries. - “Electrical engineering is in almost every aspect of our lives now — it’s a lot more than just circuits and wiring.”
Electrical engineering student Paige Granie talks about how a Mines degree will enable her to achieve her dream of becoming a patent lawyer. - Peter Aaen named Electrical Engineering Department head
Peter Aaen is the new head of the Electrical Engineering Department at Colorado School of Mines. He joins Mines from the University of Surrey (UK), where he served as a reader – the British equivalent …
- Congratulations to Abdulhakeem Alsaleem on winning 3rd place in the Mines Solar Challenge. The picture seen here is his novel Board Design. Below is some info about the project. Great work and keep it up!
The main purpose of this project is to design a very thin micro-inverter to be seamlessly mounted on a PV panel. Micro-inverters allow a single PV solar array panel to be connected to the grid, or also to work in stand-alone. This power electronic project provides flexibility, reliability, low maintenance, also retrofitting to already installed PV panels. The design and implementation for such a very thin and compact micro-inverter can replace junction boxes, making PV panels more aesthetically appealing, allowing them to be individually mounted on lighting poles, building entrances, as well as in public spaces where a convenient AC outlet powered by solar energy can provide people a connection for their AC portable equipment.
Congratulations to Abdulhakeem Alsaleem on winning 3rd place in the Mines Solar Challenge. The picture seen here is his novel Board Design. Below is some info about the project. Great work and keep it up! The main purpose of this project is to design a very thin micro-inverter to be seamlessly mounted on a PV panel. Micro-inverters allow a single PV solar array panel to be connected to the grid, or also to work in stand-alone. This power electronic project provides flexibility, reliability, low maintenance, also retrofitting to already installed PV panels. The design and implementation for such a very thin and compact micro-inverter can replace junction boxes, making PV panels more aesthetically appealing, allowing them to be individually mounted on lighting poles, building entrances, as well as in public spaces where a convenient AC outlet powered by solar energy can provide people a connection for their AC portable equipment.
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