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GEEC recently hosted a dynamic PhD Mock Thesis Proposal event on Wednesday, March 27th, 2024, featuring presentations by two of its distinguished leaders: Arielle Joasil (PhD '26), serving as GEEC Social Chair, and Bernard Steyaert (PhD '25), GEEC Vice President.

Arielle Joasil unveiled her proposal on "Automated Processing of Optical Coherence Tomography Volumes for Clinical Decisions," offering promising advancements in medical imaging.

Bernard Steyaert showcased his research on "Piecewise Affine Model Predictive Control of Traction Motor Drives," aiming to revolutionize power systems.

Engaging discussions highlighted GEEC's commitment to innovation. Stay tuned for more groundbreaking initiatives from GEEC!

GEEC transformed the PhD experience with a vibrant Paint Night event ad Paint n' Pour Harlem on Friday, April 5th, 2024. PhD students came together to explore their artistic talents in a supportive atmosphere, inspired by the iconic image of Burning Elmo!

Guided by skilled instructors, attendees unleashed their creativity on canvas, forging connections and fostering friendship among PhD students.

This event underscores GEEC's dedication to nurturing creativity and community among PhD students in Electrical Engineering. Keep an eye out for more stimulating gatherings from GEEC!

A fusion of excitement and expertise descended upon the bowling alley as the collaboration between the GEEC and qSTEM brought forth a night of bowling brilliance at Frames Bowling Lounge on Tuesday, April 9th, 2024.

The lanes pulsated with energy as members from both clubs showcased their bowling prowess, from strikes that echoed with triumph to spares that sparked determination. Laughter mingled with the clatter of pins as friendships formed and rivalries ignited, creating an electric atmosphere of camaraderie and competition.

With every roll of the ball, friendships blossomed and memories were made, exemplifying the vibrant community fostered by both GEEC and qSTEM. 

Lots of fun! Stay tuned for upcoming events from GEEC and qSTEM!

GEEC orchestrated an insightful PhD Mock Thesis Proposal event, featuring Youssef Amr Fahmy (PhD '26) presenting on "Synchronous Soft-Switching Fast Charger for Transportation Electrification" and Shashwat Shukla (PhD '25) on "Connectome-Constrained Circuit Models of Fruit Fly Visual Navigation" on Wednesday, April 18th, 20024.

The presentations sparked engaging discussions, highlighting GEEC's commitment to academic excellence and collaboration.

Stay tuned for more pioneering initiatives from GEEC!