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🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Lijun Jiang!

Congratulations to Dr. Lijun Jiang, professor in Missouri S&T's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, whose co-authored paper has received the 2026 Best Paper Award from the IEEE Journal on Multiscale and Multiphysics Computational Techniques.

The award recognizes the paper, "Electromagnetic-Circuital-Thermal-Mechanical Multiphysics Numerical Simulation Method for Microwave Circuits," for its outstanding contribution to multiphysics modeling and simulation of microwave circuits.

🔗 Read more: https://sites.mst.edu/ecenewsmstedu/awards/dr-lijun-jiang-receives-ieee-best-paper-award/

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⚠️ EECH Building Closure

To support ongoing network upgrades by Missouri S&T IT, the EECH Building will be closed from June 22 through June 26.

We appreciate your understanding as these improvements are completed. Additional updates will be provided as needed.

Congratulations to Dr. Jag Sarangapani, who recently delivered a keynote address at the 11th North American International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management and received an award recognizing his outstanding contributions to research in intelligent maintenance, prognostics, big data, autonomous systems and robotics.
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Sarangapani delivers IEOM keynote and receives international research award Dr. Jagannathan (Jag) Sarangapani, Curators’ Distinguished Professor and Rutledge-Emerson Chair in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology, recently delivered a keynote address at the 11th North American International Conference on Industrial Engineerin...

Congratulations to our ECE graduate students on receiving College of Engineering and Computing dean’s honors at Missouri S&T! 🎉

🏆 Dean’s Ph.D. Scholar Award
• Ruimin Jie

🏆 Dean’s Graduate Educator Award
• Nawfal Guefrachi
• Keith Miller

We are proud of your outstanding achievements in research, teaching and academic excellence.
https://news.mst.edu/2026/05/st-college-of-engineering-and-computing-honors-9-high-achieving-ph-d-students/

S&T College of Engineering and Computing honors 9 high-achieving Ph.D. students Nine Missouri S&T graduate students received dean’s honors from the College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) during a ceremony held earlier this month.

Congratulations to Mallory North on receiving the 2026 Primary Academic Advising Award from Missouri S&T’s Division of Student Success!

North, who works closely with students in Missouri S&T’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, was recognized for her outstanding commitment to student success, advising excellence and meaningful support of students. We are proud to celebrate her dedication and impact on our students. 👏

Mallory North receives Missouri S&T Academic Advising Award Mallory North, academic advisor in Missouri S&T’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has received the 2026 Primary Academic Advising Award from the university’s Division of Student Success. The award recognizes outstanding commitment to student success, advising excellence an...

Congratulations to the eight Missouri S&T electrical engineering students and recent graduates who received Grainger awards during Saturday’s ceremony. Each recipient received a $6,000 award recognizing academic achievement and contributions to power engineering and related fields.🎉

This year’s recipients were Jordan Slusser, Lauryn “Ryn” Morris, Carmen Gassaway, Carson Case, Kristin Burdine, Edward Barsumyan, Olumide Akin-Deko and Dylan VanBuskirk.

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