Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Kyle C. Hale
Kyle C. Hale is an associate professor in the School of EECS. He received his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Northwestern University (2013 and 2016) and his B.S. degree from UT Austin (2010). Prior to joining Oregon State in 2024, he was an associate professor in the CS department at Illinois Tech in Chicago. Hale's research interests span several areas in computer systems including operating systems, high-performance computing, computer architecture, embedded systems, system security, and virtualization.
Wenqian Dong
Wenqian Dong is an assistant professor at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Oregon State University. Her research interests include high-performance computing (HPC), scientific machine learning, automatic performance tuning, and system-level optimization for large-scale ML models. Her work has been published in multiple top-tier conferences, including SC, HPDC, ASPLOS, ICS, EuroSys, VLDB, etc.
One Person Can Supervise a Swarm of 100+ Robots, Study Finds
Is it possible for one person to supervise a swarm of more than 100 autonomous ground and aerial robots? Absolutely, according to research conducted by Julie A. Adams, professor of computer science at Oregon State University.
Equipment donation sparks new life into electrical engineering lab
In 2023, the College of Engineering received a generous donation that includes new electrical testing and measurement equipment for its electrical engineering fundamentals teaching laboratory in Dearborn Hall.
Valued at $84,000, the equipment was donated by Keysight Technologies. The company, based in Santa Clara, California, is a worldwide leader in the development and production of electronics testing and measurement equipment and software.
Championing Inclusivity: How one student’s vision helped others succeed
Faced with televised reports of George Floyd’s murder on May 25, 2020, Mar’quis Bryant-Morgan, then a nuclear engineering undergraduate, felt an urgent need to “do something for the community.” In the midst of a global pandemic and civil unrest, he began piecing together what would become the Bryant-Morgan Scholarship to provide financial support for Black students at Oregon State University.
Partnering with Oregon State AI Researchers to Solve Industry Challenges
Oregon companies seeking to develop artificial intelligence-based solutions for industry-specific challenges are increasingly turning to Oregon State University for collaboration in research and development. Industry partners and graduate students both benefit from working together in the AI master’s capstone, now in its third year.
The Real-World Applications of Huazheng Wang’s AI Research
Before coming to Oregon State University as an assistant professor, Huazheng Wang used his expertise in reinforcement learning and information retrieval to help companies including Bloomberg, Google, LinkedIn, and Microsoft Research develop and improve applications.