News: School of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Professor Costas Balas, Director of the Electronics Lab, is invited at the School of Information and Electronics, Beijing Institute of Technology (Chi…

Nikos Makris, Ph.D. student, and Associate Professor Matthias Bucher of the Electronics Laboratory (School of ECE/Technical University of Crete), were…

The paper "Extracting hidden preferences over partitions in hedonic cooperative games" (http://tiny.cc/y5dzbz ) coauthored by Ms Athina Georgara (MSc…

'Scientific American' science magazine (June Issue) introduces the article entitled ‘The Internet of Plants’: Scientists turn lemons into tiny "radio…

Pioneering research by members of the Electronics Laboratory (School of ECE - Technical University of Crete) and its associates are included in the Re…

Professor Minos Garofalakis has been selected as a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery, the world’s largest and most prestigious…

Nikolaos Alachiotis, Charalampos Vatsolakis, Grigorios Chrysos and Dionisios Pnevmatikatos, "Accelerated Inference of Positive Selection on Whole…

Nikolaos Kyparissas, undergraduate ECE student, participated in the Xilinx Open Hardware 2018 design competition with his project: “A Parallel…

The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the Technical University of Crete, Greece, invites applications for positions at the Assistant…

The research group of Associate Professor Dimitris Angelakis, Associate Professor at TUC, has collaborated with the scientists building Google’s…

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Professor Costas Balas, Distinguished Lecturer at the Beijing Institute of Technology, China

Best Paper Award for ECE Electronics Laboratory

Best Student Paper award at KSEM-2019

ECE's 'Internet of Plants' at Scientific American

Pioneering research from School of ECE at 'Research Outreach'

Professor Minos Garofalakis has been selected as a Fellow of ACM

Best paper award nomination

Distinction in Xilinx Open Hardware 2018 design competition

Open Faculty Positions in Electrical and Computer Engineering - Technical University of Crete, Greece

The research group of Associate Professor Dimitris Angelakis collaborates in quantum simulations on Google’s superconducting chip