Lab Updates and News

Lab News

Throughout the year, Professor Park and affiliated individuals with the SPEC Lab attend various gatherings. Below are a gatherings that highlight the SPEC Lab or noteworthy news items that happen.

sung yeul park at DOE EERE workshop March 2024

Sung Yeul Park attended a Department of Energy EERE Workshop in March 2024. He presented a poster titled, "Development and Validation of a new PV degradation detection method using Light Intensity Modulated Impedance Spectroscopy."

connecticut invention convention

Sung Yuel Park was a judge at the Connecticut Invention Convention in June 2024.

sung yeul park at a IEEE conference

Sung Yeul Park attended the IEEE ICON 2024 Conference. His poster was titled, "Elevation Impact on LED Panel's Irradiance for Light Intensity Modulated Impedance Spectroscopy.

Events Happening at Engineering

At the College of Engineering, we have various events happening that involve the university, the community and even non-students.

  • Oct
    13
    VIIBE Circles Mentoring Kick Off (Virtual)
    4:00 PM
  • Oct
    14
    VII Leaders Lounge
    Engineering & Sciences Building
    7:15 PM

    This is designed for student leaders in organizations affiliated with the Vergnano Institute for Impact. Anyone is welcome to attend.

    Agenda
    Welcome in, Informal Networking
    Discussion in Breakout Tables
    Share Out
    Deliverables and Final Questions

    Food will be provided.

  • Oct
    15
    BME Fall Seminar Series : Giang Nguyen
    Austin Building
    11:00 AM
  • Oct
    15
    Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) & Graduate Certificate Info Session
    12:00 PM

    Thinking about grad school? Join us for an info session to get the inside scoop on UConn’s Online Master of Engineering - highlighting Electrical and Computer Engineering and the online Graduate Certificates: Power Grid Modernization and Power Engineering.

  • Oct
    17
    Queer Science
    Engineering & Sciences Building
    10:00 AM

    The UConn Vergnano Institute for Impact (VII) is excited to offer a day of STEM-related presentations and demonstrations curated by LGBTQIA+ researchers at UConn. Our mission is to help LGBTQIA+ youth and their allies see themselves as successful scientists and engineers.