Researchers at CAPS and Georgia Tech collaborate to detect faults in superconducting cables using machine learning
In a new study, engineering researchers are developing a novel machine learning tool that may increase the reliability of high-temperature superconductor (HTS) power systems. The method finds early indicators of series faults in HTS cables.
High-temperature superconductor power systems can carry 100 times more electricity than conventional wires. They are lightweight and require less space to power electric aircraft and ships.
Using 3D imaging technology to advance quantum fluid research
Superfluids are one of the 20th century’s most fascinating and important discoveries. Their study is the basis of Nobel Prize-winning work, and they hold promise for better electricity transmission and may even help answer the secrets of the universe with their mysterious “quantum fluid” properties.
Electrical Engineering Ph.D. graduate promoted to top job at university in Iraq
Aws Al-Taie is the new Head of the Electrical Engineering Branch of the University of Technology (UoT), Baghdad, Iraq. Al-Taie received his doctorate in electrical engineering from the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering in 2019.
FAMU-FSU Engineering vaults to Top 40 ranking nationwide
In the 2021 Best College rankings, FAMU-FSU Engineering moved up to Top 40 public schools nationwide and Top 2 schools in Florida
FSU researchers awarded more than $250 million, a new single-year funding record
Florida State University researchers received a record level of funding in the 2020 fiscal year, bringing in $250.1 million in grants from federal, state and private sources.
The quarter-billion milestone in research funding is more than $16 million higher than the previous record, which FSU posted in fiscal year 2019.