In the second year of this program, UCLA EE and The Broadcom Foundation are proud to announce the new cohort of Broadcom Fellows in circuit/system designs. The fellowship selection committee identifies five graduate students with the most innovative technology research concept. The selected proposals should promise a compelling impact, enabling systems in new and even unforeseen ways.
This year’s Fellows are:
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Ming-Shuan Chen Project: Alleviating the On-Chip Wire Problem Using Linear Equalization Advisor: Professor Chih-Kong Ken Yang |
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Boyu Hu Project: Re-configurable Compressive-Sensing Analog-to-Information Converter Advisor: Prof. M.-C. Frank Chang |
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Qaiser Nehal Project: Adjacent-channel Blocker Suppression in Cognitive Radio Receivers Advisor: Prof. Asad Abidi |
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Yuta Toriyama Project: A Cost-Effective, High-Performance Decoder for Non-Binary LDPC Codes Advisor: Professor Dejan Marković |
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Hao Xu Project: A 5GS/s 10bit 100mW Comparator-based Single Channel Analog-to-Digital Converter Advisor: Professor Asad Abidi |
The Broadcom Fellowship Program will hold a Kick-off Meeting on February 19, 2014, 10:00 a.m. in the Tesla Room. Fellows will describe details of their projects and what gives them a competitive edge. The event will be graced by Broadcom’s Chairman of the Board, Dr. Henry Samueli and some of its top engineers who will serve as project mentors.