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Jun 2 (Mon) – See 4 Teams of EE Senior Designed 1/10th Scale F1 Vehicles Race
Four teams of EE undergrads spent their senior year designing and building 1/10th scale Formula 1 RoboRacer vehicles that can navigate and race around a track autonomously On June 2 from noon to ...
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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
Tremendous progress is being made at silicon photonic foundries around the world to improve the performance, yield and capability of photonic integrated circuits (PICs) and that is opening up new ...
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Nanofab "Uplifting the Local Semiconductor Industry"
From the COE News article – "Uplifting the Local Semiconductor Industry" ...
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Miolane – AI Model of the Maternal Brain
At the heart of the project lies what is referred to as the Bowers WBHI Maternal Brain Project (MBP) dataset, a first-of-its-kind resource for mapping neuroanatomical changes — from preconception ...
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Jun 2 (Mon) – See 4 Teams of EE Students Race 1/10th Scale F1 Vehicles
Four teams of EE undergrads spent their senior year designing and building 1/10th scale Formula 1 RoboRacer vehicles that can navigate and race around a track autonomously ...
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Jun 2 – 4 EE Sr Teams Race 1/10th Scale F1 Vehicles
On June 2, their 1/10th vehicles will go head to head against one another, running time trials on 3 tracks that will be set up inside of ESB 1001 in our first annual UCSB RoboRacer Competition. They ...
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Mar 13 (Thu) @ 7:30pm: "Design of ASIC Ising Machines for Solving Combinatorial Optimization Problems," Jooyoung Bae, ECE PhD Defense
Combinatorial Optimization Problems (COPs) are prevalent in our daily lives, from route searching to optimal placement or optimization of scheduling. Solving these problems effectively can lead to ...
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March 13th (Thu) @ 11:00 am: "Optimizing Process Technologies for Nitrogen-Polar GaN Devices," Emmanuel Kayede, ECE PhD Defense
As interest in communication and imaging at millimeter-wave (mm-wave) frequencies grows, the demand for high-performance transistor technologies becomes increasingly critical. Nitrogen-polar gallium ...
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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
In this talk, I discuss why computer designers are looking to develop novel ways of computing for a variety of common but specialized tasks, why spintronic devices, particularly magnetic tunnel ...
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Feb 18 (Tue) @10am: "Quantum Nanophotonics Using Heterogeneous Materials Integration: From Single Photons to Integrated Lasers,” Richard Mirin, NIST
The Quantum Nanophotonics Group at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Boulder, CO develops new semiconducting and superconducting technologies for advanced metrology needs ...
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Jan 28 (Tue) @ 10am: "Pushing the Boundaries of Modern Application-Aware Computing Stacks,” Christina Giannoula, U. of Toronto
Modern computing systems encounter significant challenges related to data movement data movement in applications, such as data analytics and machine learning. Within a compute node, the physical ...