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Jun 20 (Fri) @11 AM: "Anneal-Free Ultra-low Loss Silicon Nitride Integrated Photonics For Monolithic Integration," Debapam Bose, ECE PhD Defense
Jun 20 (Fri) @11 AM: "Anneal-Free Ultra-low Loss Silicon Nitride Integrated Photonics For Monolithic Integration," Debapam Bose, ECE PhD Defense ...
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ECE Seminar Series – June 17 (Tue) @ 10:30am "Computing at the Limits in the Era of Artificial Intelligence," Naresh Shanbhag, Prof., ECE, UIUC
Location: Engineering Science Building (ESB), Room 2001 DISTINGUISHED LECTURE at the ECE SEMINAR SERIES Abstract Today’s computing platforms are challenged by emerging AI applications due to their ...
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Jun 2 (Mon) – See 4 Teams of EE Senior Designed 1/10th Scale F1 Vehicles Race
On June 2 from noon to 2:00pm, the students' 1/10th vehicles will go head to head against one another. They will be running time trials on jthree tracks that will be set up inside of the Engineering ...
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ECE Seminar Series – Jun 6 (Fri) @ 2:00 pm: “Silicon Photonic Integrated Circuits, John E. Bowers, Dir. of the Inst. for Energy Efficiency and Prof. ECE and Materials, UCSB
Location: Engineering Science Building (ESB), Room 1001 Come at 1:30p for Cookies, Coffee and Conversation! DISTINGUISHED LECTURE at the ECE SEMINAR SERIES Abstract Tremendous progress is being made ...
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ECE Seminar Series – Mar 3 (Mon) @ 2:00pm: "Can Spintronics Help Make Computing More Efficient?," Mark Stiles, NIST Fellow, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Location: Engineering Science Building (ESB), Room 1001 Come at 1:30p for Cookies, Coffee and Conversation! DISTINGUISHED LECTURE at the ECE SEMINAR SERIES Abstract In this talk, I discuss why ...
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Feb 18 (Tue) @10am: "Quantum Nanophotonics Using Heterogeneous Materials Integration: From Single Photons to Integrated Lasers,” Richard Mirin, NIST
Location: Engineering Science Building, Room 2001 Abstract The Quantum Nanophotonics Group at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Boulder, CO develops new semiconducting and ...
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Jan 28 (Tue) @ 10am: "Pushing the Boundaries of Modern Application-Aware Computing Stacks,” Christina Giannoula, U. of Toronto
Location: Engineering Science Building (ESB), Room 2001 Abstract Modern computing systems encounter significant challenges related to data movement data movement in applications, such as data ...
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Dec 5 (Thu) @ 4:30pm: "Understanding Overparameterized Neural Networks: Insights into Imbalances and Neural Representations," Ganesh R Kini, ECE PhD Defense
This talk explores the properties of overparameterized deep neural networks, with a particular focus on training with imbalanced data. We propose a theoretically grounded loss function tailored for ...
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ECE Seminar Series – Nov 15 (Fri) @ 2:00pm: "The Army Research Laboratory: Some Current Interests and Opportunities," Dr. Raghuveer Rao, Chief, Intelligent Perception Branch ...
Come at 1:30p for Cookies, Coffee and Conversation! DISTINGUISHED LECTURE at the ECE SEMINAR SERIES Abstract The DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory (ARL) is the primary executor of basic and applied ...
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Sep 20 (Fri) @ 11:00am: "Development of Advanced DLTS Applied to Next Generation of Materials and Devices," Christopher Clymore, ECE PhD Defense
Abstract The demand for improved power conversion, 5G/6G telecom, and other RF applications necessitates the development of devices with, variously, higher frequency of operation, higher output power, ...
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Sep 18 (Wed) @ 11:00am: "High Performance Quantum Dot Gain Devices for Heterogeneous Integration on Silicon Photonics," Chongxin (Tyler) Zhang, ECE PhD Defense
In the past decades, most telecom, datacom, and sensor systems have been developed based on discrete optical components. As the demand for data transfer is rapidly rising, the need to reduce cost, ...
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Aug 16th (Fri) @ 10:00 am: “Photonic Architectures for In-Memory Computing Using Nonvolatile Optical Materials,” Nathan Youngblood, Ass’t. Prof., ECE, Pitt - UC Santa Barbara
Abstract Photonics information processing strategies offer the unique ability to perform analog computation with ultra-low latency and high efficiency. However, designing compact and reconfigurable ...