College News
AAAS Honors Two Notre Dame Engineers <more>
Bernstein Named IEEE Fellow <more>
Bowyer Receives Award
of Excellence <more>
Chicago Full-scale Monitoring Project Confirms Building Design <more>
Collaborative Team to Develop Wireless Response System <more>
Electrical Engineers Receive NIRT Grants <more>
Engineering Advisory Council Member to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award <more>
Kijewski-Correa Receives Marshall Award <more>
Kogge Presents at CRA Conference <more>
Laneman and Poellabauer Receive NSF CAREER Awards <more>
New Instrument Produces Nanostructures without Lithography <more>
Paolucci Named ASME Fellow <more>
Sain Receives Meritorious Service Award <more>
Several Faculty Honored
for Highly-cited Papers  
<more>
Westerink Briefs Congressional Committee on Storm Surge <more>



 

Student News

CSE Students Finish Ninth in ACM
Contest <more>

Dai Receives Honorable Mention at Bioengineering Conference <more>
Electrical Engineering Students Establish Amateur Radio Club
<more>
Engineering Industry Day Features 70 Companies <more>
Introduction to Engineering Program Hosts High School Students <more>
SWE Awards Scholarships to Notre Dame Engineers
<more>
 

Alumni News

Carlos A. Paz deAraujo (B.S., EE ’99; M.S., EE ’79; and Ph.D., EE ’82); Larry Augustin (B.S., EE ’84); Gerald M. Belian (B.S., CE ’62); James G. Berges (B.S., EE ); John F. Daegele (B.S., EE ’83); Allen Hemberger (B.S., CSE ’01); Casey Korecki (B.S., ME ’03); David Kowalski (B.S., ME ’80); Mary Ledet (B.S., EE ’04); Jerome L. Margraf (B.S., ME ’67); Richard O. Martin (M.S., EE ’ 64); Don McBride (B.S., EE ’66);  Edward J. Nowacki (M.S., EE ’67); Haresh P. Patel (B.S., EE ’83); Gang Quan (Ph.D., CSE ’02); Niel Ransom (Ph.D., EE ’73); James Schmiedeler (B.S., ME ’96); Robert Stackowiak (B.S., CE ’78); William Stanchina (B.S., EE ’71); Jim Tyler (B.S., ME ’86); and Jinhui Xu (Ph.D., CSE ’00).
To visit College of Engineering Alumni
News <click here>

Collaborative Team to Develop Wireless Response System

Madey Barabási Hachen

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded Gregory R. Madey, associate professor in computer science and engineering, and Albert-László Barabási, professor of physics, a $500,000 three-year grant for the development of an integrated wireless phone based emergency response system that is capable of real-time monitoring of normal social and geographical communication and activity patterns of millions of wireless phone users. The goal of the system is to collect and analyze data so that it can generate traffic forecasts, issue emergency alerts, and alert public safety and emergency response personnel. The grant was awarded under the NSF’s Dynamic Data Driven Applications Systems program. Assisting Madey and Barabási on the project is Associate Professor David Hachen, sociology.

 

 

    

Copyright 2006. University of Notre Dame.