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Targeted Infusion Project 2025

A Computer Engineering Research Lab (CERL) -->

 

Project Team

   

 

 

 

 
Associate Professor, ECE Department
Ph.D. Computer Engineering, Louisiana University at Lafayette 


Phone: (225) 771-4672

E-mail: yasser_ismail@subr.edu

Web-page:

   
 

 

 
Ph.D., Entergy Corporation Endowed Full Professor and Chair, ECE Department
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, Howard University


Phone: (225) 771-2541

E-mail: fred_lacy@subr.edu

Web-page:

   
 
Dr. Belu (CO-PI)

 

 
Dr. Radian Belu
Ph.D., Full Professor, ECE Department

 

Phone: (225) 771-7948

E-mail: radian_belu@subr.edu

Web-page: /page/Belu

   
 
Dr. Aliaa Salim

 

 
Ms. Aliaa Salim
Computer Science/Âé¶¹´«Ã½ and A & M College

 

Phone: (225) 771-4873

E-mail: aliaa.salim@sus.edu

Web-page: /page/aliaa-salim-computer-science

   

 

Projects To be Implemented

Scroll down to find your project listed under your selected course or group.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Evaluators

   
 

 

 

Email: zwilson@lsu.edu

 

Student Assistants

  • Darius Taylor    Amira Darwish    Miguel Thomas
             
             
             

 

Events

 

Empowering the Next Generation of Engineering Leaders

A central objective of our project is to cultivate leadership and professional development among undergraduate students in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at Âé¶¹´«Ã½. Selected as part of a dynamic research team, these students actively engage in a wide range of outreach and academic activities that extend beyond the university.

Our undergraduate researchers have played an important role in representing the ECE Department through workshops and outreach initiatives targeting middle and high school students. These experiences have not only introduced younger students to the exciting world of electronics, robotics, and various domains within electrical and computer engineering but have also equipped our team with a solid academic foundation and practical skills.

Through this initiative, our students have grown into confident mentors, capable of guiding their peers in the Computer Engineering Research Lab (CERL) and serving as ambassadors of STEM education in local communities. Their leadership in organizing and delivering workshops, along with coordinating successful school visits, has provided them with invaluable experience in communication, team management, and research presentation.

This project continues to foster a culture of excellence, inspiring both current and future generations of engineers.

 

Workshops - Undergraduate Students

Workshops - School Students - CERL

   
     
 
 
   

School Visits - Leadership of Undergraduate Students

Senior Project guidance

   
     

Training Teachers