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2006-2007 Seminar Series in Electrical Engineering

2008-2009     2007-2008     2006-2007     2005-2006    


Seminar Series 06-07  (8K)

Fall 2006 (Signals and Systems Area; Professor Ali H. Sayed, organizer)

  1. October 09: Prof. Jerry Mendel (USC)
    Signal Fusion Using Novel Weighted Averages.

  2. October 16: Prof. Andy Teel (UC Santa Barbara)
    Robust Hybrid Control Systems.

  3. October 23: Prof. Yinyu Ye (Stanford University)
    Semidefinite Programming Approaches to Graph Realization and Sensor Network Localization.

  4. October 30: Prof. Georgios Giannakis (University of Minnesota)
    Dimensionality Reduction and Distributed Estimation using Wireless Sensor Networks with Noisy Links.

  5. November 06: Prof. Simon Haykin (McMaster University, Canada)
    Cognitive Dynamic Systems.

  6. November 13: Prof. Sergio Verdu (Princeton University)
    Current Trends in Information Theory.

  7. November 20: Prof. Jose Moura (Carnegie Mellon University)
    Topology Design in Distributed Inference in Sensor Networks.

  8. December 04: Prof. P. Vaidyanathan (Caltech)
    Signal Processing in Genomics.


Winter 2007 (Circuits and Embedded Systems Area; Professor Dejan Markovic, organizer)

    Seminar Series 06-07  (8K)
  1. January 22: Dr. Shekhar Y. Borkar (Intel)
    Extending and Expanding Moore’s Law— Challenges and Opportunities.

  2. January 29: Dr. Kevin Nowka (IBM)
    Variability, Power, and Robustness in Microprocessor Design.

  3. February 5: Dr. Arya Behzad(Broadcom)
    A Brief Introduction to 802.11n, and The Design of a Fully Integrated CMOS Draft-802.11n Radio.

  4. February 12: Prof. P. R. Kumar (UIUC)
    From Wireless Networks to Sensor Networks and Onward to Networked Embedded Control.

  5. February 26: Prof. Borivoje Nikolic (Berkeley)
    Making Sense Out of Variability in Scaled CMOS.

  6. March 5: Prof. Takayasu Sakurai (Univ. Tokyo)
    Meeting with the Forthcoming IC Design - The Era of Power, Variability and NRE Explosion and a Bit of the Future.

  7. March 12: Prof. Yannis Tsividis (Columbia)
    Mixed-Domain Signal Processing.


Spring 2007 (Physical and Wave Electronics Area; Professor Jason Woo, organizer)

    Seminar Series 06-07  (8K)
  1. April 2: Dr. James Harris (Stanford)
    Spintronics and Beyond Road Map Electronics.

  2. April 16: Dr. Robert Chau (Intel)
    Advanced Silicon Nanotechnology and Emerging Non-Silicon Nanoelectronic Devices for High- Speed and Low-Power VLSI.

  3. April 23: Dr. Gary Patton (IBM)
    Ultra-scaled Silicon Technology.

  4. April 30: Dr. Y. K. Chen (Bell Labs)
    Recent Advanced in Photonic Signal Processing Techniques.

  5. May 7: Dr. Hans Stork (Texas Instruments)
    Challenges of Mobile System Integration with Next Generation CMOS Technology.

  6. May 14: Dr. Peter Asbeck (UC San Diego)
    Transistor Technologies for Wireless Communications.

  7. May 21: Dr. T.P. Ma (Yale)
    Several Novel Techniques for Electrical Characterization of High-k Gate Dielectrics.

  8. June 4: Dr. Dan Radack (Institute for Defense Analyses)
    A Perspective on the Future of Microsystems Technology Research.

 
 
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