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2005-2006 Seminar Series in Electrical Engineering
2007-2008
Fall 2005 (Signals and Systems Area; Professor Abeer Alwan, organizer)
October 10: Professor Richard Stern (Carnegie Mellon University)
October 17: Professor Alfred Hero (University of Michigan)
October 24: Professor Robert Gray (Stanford University)
October 31: Dr. Jan Beutal (ETH Zurich)
November 7: Professor Akbar Sayeed (University of Wisconsin)
November 14: Professor Alon Orlitsky (UC San Diego)
November 21: Professor Serap Savari (University of Michigan)
December 5: Professor Muriel Medard (MIT)
Winter 2006 (Circuits and Embedded Systems Area; Professor Sudhakar Pamarti, organizer)
January 9: Professor Rob A. Rutenbar (Carnegie Mellon University)
January 23: Gabor Temes (Oregon State University)
January 30: Professor Rahul Sarpeshkar (MIT)
February 6: Professor P. Ramanathan (Univ. Wisconsin)
February 27: Professor Jan Rabaey (UC Berkeley)
March 6: Payam Heydari (UC Irvine)
March 13: Professor Gaetano Borriello (University of Washington, Seattle)
Spring 2006 (Physical and Wave Electronics Area; Professor Harold Fetterman, organizer)
April 10: Professor Eli Yablonovitch (UCLA)
April 17: Professor Nader Engheta (University of Pennsylvania)
April 24: Professor Steven Brueck (University of New Mexico)
May 1: Professor Daniel Dapkus (University of Southern California)
May 8: Professor Philip Kim (Columbia University)
May 15: Professor Robert Byer (Stanford University)
May 22: Dr. Daniel Gottesman (Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Canada)
New Directions in Robust Automatic
Speech Recognition.
Manifold Learning for Detection and
Localization in Sensor Networks
Quantization, Compression, and
Classification
BTnodes - Design and Deployment of
Wireless Networked Embedded Systems
Wireless Communication and Sensing
in Time, Frequency and Space
Information Theory and Probability Estimation:
From Shannon to Shakespeare
via Laplace, Good,Turing, Hardy,
Ramanujan, and Fisher
On Networks of Two-Way Communication
Channels.
Wireless Network Coding.
Probabilistic Interval-Valued Computation:
Toward a Surrogate for Statistics Inside
CAD Tools.
Incremental Delta-Sigma A/D Converters.
Bioelectronics.
Exploiting Mobility for Collaborative
Decision-Making in Sensor Networks.
Traveling the Wild Frontiers of Ultra
Low-Power Design.
Design of Novel Integrated Circuits (ICs)
for Broadband Wireless/Wireline
Communication Systems.
Personal Sensors for Personal Health.
CMOs Integrated Nano-Photonics is now a Commercial Technology.
Metamaterials, Shrinking Circuit Elements, and Nanooptics.
Phat Photons for Nifty Nanoscience.
InGaAs/InGaAsP/InP Quantum Dot Lasers Operating CW at Room Temperature.
Electric Field Effect Control of Low-dimensional Transport Phenomena in Nanoscaled Materials.
Acceleration of Electrons with Visible Light.
Correcting Quantum Errors.
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