Computer Engineering Professor​ ​Tarek​ ​El-Ghazawi​ ​and​ ​his​ ​collaborators​ ​are​ ​working​ ​to​ ​define the​ ​next​ ​generation of supercomputers and processors.

Science and Engineering Hall

GW's new Science and Engineering Hall (SEH)—the largest academic building dedicated to these fields in the nation's capital.

The MEMS research at GWU is focused on using different technologies combined with pre- and/or post-processing steps. Several devices have been realized using CMOS technology, including RF MEMS devices, Power Sensors, SAW Gas Sensors, and many others. The research group uses CMOS to add active circuitry to the sensor, hence creating a complete system.

ECE Teaching Lab

The ECE Laboratories are located on the B2, 5th and 6th floors of Science and Engineering Hall. Each of the individual rooms in the ECE Labs is dedicated to one or more areas within the electrical or computer engineering disciplines.

Professor Ahmed Louri and his research groups are working in computer architecture, computing methods that improve performance, power efficiency, and reliability in future computer systems.

Probe Station

This state of the art equipment allows for voltage and current measurements on a nanoscale level.   The probe station is used in the fields of VLSI, MEMS and Bio-electrics.