NC State recently showed its continual commitment to sustainability by hosting their fifth annual Energy Week! From September 30th through October 6th, the campus hosted a plethora of activities and tours to educate the community about new ways we can […]

In recent years, the conversation around women and diversity in STEM has gained momentum. With women only making up 28% of the STEM workforce, more and more companies are finding ways to help overcome the gender disparity. One such group, […]

The FREEDM Systems Center is glad to announce that our Student Leadership Committee has been reinstated! Our students have been hard at work planning events that bring our students and faculty together. This past weekend on Saturday, June 8th, the […]

In a collaborative effort between North Carolina State University (NCSU), the FREEDM Systems Center, and Duke Energy, the Sustainable Transportation Education Program E-Dragster Challenge recently captivated 40 students from six schools throughout North Carolina in a thrilling showcase of engineering […]

In January, FREEDM welcomed three new employees to the Center: John Gajda, Dr. Alyssa Kody, and Erik Bishop. John will primarily support our Electric Power Systems Engineering program as a Professor of the Practice and teach several classes this spring. […]

FREEDM power systems faculty Dr. Ning Lu received the 2023 George H. Blessis Outstanding Undergraduate Advisor Award, given by the College of Engineering at North Carolina State University.

The Graduate Studies Committee in Electrical and Computer Engineering annually recognizes high performing students for leadership, research, scholarly achievement, and citizenship. Sagar Rastogi won the Research Award and Sneha Narasimhan was recognized for Scholarly Achievement. Sagar’s research seeks to improve […]

Every spring, eager high school students and their families walk through the Engineering Oval on Centennial Campus trying to learn as much as they can about what it would be like to attend NC State and major in an engineering […]

Many members of our Wolfpack family spent Spring Break in the sun and so did Jakob Triemstra. But he and other NC State students with Engineers without Borders traveled to Sierra Leone to evaluate several schools for solar panel installations […]