Representatives from National Instruments—a global manufacturer specializing in hardware, software, and electronic test equipment—will sponsor a series of activities in Malachowsky Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 24.| ECE Florida News
Monolithic Power Systems, manufacturer of small, highly energy efficient, easy-to-use industrial power management solutions, will dedicate a named lab space in Benton Hall on Thursday, Oct. 2. The newly renovated lab space is designed to strengthen the department's research and teaching capabilities in the area of power electronics, while enhancing opportunities for collaboration.| ECE Florida News
Ufuk Topcu, PhD, is a professor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, where he holds the Judson S. Swearingen Regents Chair in Engineering. He presents "Control-Oriented Learning for Same-Day Autonomy" Thursday, Oct. 2 at 1:00pm in MALA 7200.| ECE Florida News
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“Apple SoCs: Roles & Skills Required”Friday, Sept. 12 4:00–5:30pm1000 Malachowsky HallNVIDIA Auditorium Abstract The presentation from Apple outlines Apple’s strategy for navigating the end of traditional semiconductor scaling by designing custom, heterogeneous Systems-on-a-Chip (SoCs). It details the complete chip design lifecycle, from initial architecture and functional design to post-silicon validation and production. By highlighting the […]| ECE Florida News
Sandip Ray, Ph.D., has received $300k in funding from the National Science Foundation in support of his research in the area of post-silicon validation. The project, "SOCRATES: Post-Silicon Validation of Hardware-Software Interactions," is a collaboration with researchers at the University of Illinois-Chicago.| ECE Florida News
Zoleikha Biron, PhD, is applying novel machine learning techniques to address challenges facing cyber-physical systems (CPS) in a project recently funded by the National Science Foundation.| ECE Florida News
Dr. Mark Allen is Chair of the Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering at Penn. He'll present "A Journey Through MEMS: Reflections on Research, Commercialization, and Community" Thursday, Sept. 4 at 4:00 pm in the NVIDIA Auditorium (MALA 1000).| ECE Florida News
Dr. Allen is Alfred Fitler Moore Professor, Chair of Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering at University of Pennsylvania. He presents "Magnetics in MEMS: From Switched Power Converters to Wideband Adaptive RF Filters" Friday, Sept. 5 at 2:00 pm in the NVIDIA Auditorium (MALA 1000).| ECE Florida News
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Baibhab Chatterjee, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Florida, has received a prestigious National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award, the agency’s highest honor for early-career faculty. | ECE Florida News
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Laura Kim, Ph.D., has been awarded a DARPA Young Faculty Award in support of her project “Room-Temperature Strong Coupling in Intercalated 2D Plasmonic Systems.” The $500,000, two-year project seeks to unlock quantum phenomena that have traditionally remained exclusive to cryogenic temperatures, bringing them into room-temperature environments by using layered nanoscale materials that confine light with extreme precision.| ECE Florida News
States in a quantum computer must stay coherent long enough to finish processing quantum algorithms. Most paradigms to realize a practical universal quantum computer require quantum error correction to increase the lifetime of logical states. Quantum error correction employs logical qubits encoded in larger Hilbert spaces to mitigate the effects of noise at the physical level. Most demonstrations of quantum error correction encode logical qubits in blocks of physical qubits, with logical erro...| ECE Florida News
“Ferroelectric Nitride Semiconductors: From Materials to Devices”| ECE Florida News
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Two new faculty endowments promise to supercharge research at ECE Florida, providing critical support for two of the department’s highest-performing researchers. The endowed professorships will support researchers’ labs and efforts as well as personnel and travel.| ECE Florida News
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“Forging the Pathways towards Truly Efficient AI—From Extending to Beyond Moore’s Law”| ECE Florida News
As we look back on 2024, UF Electrical & Computer Engineering has much to celebrate. The year was nothing short of transformative, with groundbreaking new research initiatives, an amazing new building, incredible support for faculty, and many prestigious awards.| ECE Florida News
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