The Grainger Center for Electric Machinery and Electromechanics (CEME), established at the University of Illinois in 1999, is dedicated to enhance education, technology, understanding, and research activities on the fundamental topic of electric machinery. Electric machines are the muscle of modern civilization. Billions of motors do everything from spin computer disk drives to pump water for cities. Advances in engineering materials, electronic devices, semiconductor processes, computer simulation, and many other areas can improve the design and operation of motors. The Center is nurturing a new generation of engineers for contributions to rotating electric machines and electromechanics through specialized training and experiences at all levels of higher education.
Center News
- InSPIRE Solar Powered Outdoors Table (SPOT) May 14, 2020
- Securing Flight’s Clean Future with Cryogenics and Superconductivity May 14, 2020
- Banerjee Receives NSF CAREER Award for Work Emulating a Biological Spine in Robots May 14, 2020
- Banerjee and Bose Empower/Recharge Educators During CISTEME365 Session on Power and Energy May 14, 2020
- NASA Backs Development of Cryogenic Hydrogen System to Power All-Electric Aircraft – CHEETA February 18, 2020
- Arijit Banerjee Wins the Ronald W. Pratt Teaching Award February 18, 2020
- “Megawatt-Scale Power-Electronic-Integrated Generator with Controlled DC Output,” ARPA-E $2 Million Grant Awarded to Professors Arijit Banerjee, Alejandro Domínguez-García, George Gross and Kiruba Haran February 18, 2020
- The Illini Solar Car Team Won Fourth Place at the 2019 Formula Sun Grand Prix February 18, 2020
- GLEE – Girls Learning Electrical Engineering February 18, 2020