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Final Defense of Dissertation: Mohsen Karimi

Title: "Enabling Reliable Batteryless Real-Time Sensing"

Final Defense of Dissertation: Amel Dechemi

Title: "Scene Understanding for Autonomous Robotic Systems Inferring Physical Interaction" "Application to Assistive Robotics & Precision Agriculture"
By Amel Dechemi |

Final Defense of Dissertation: Abdullah Fuad Un-Noor

Title: "Technical and Economic Assessment of Transportation Electrification in Heavy-Duty On-Road and Off-Road Applications"

ECE faculty receives $1.2M NSF grant on autonomous system architecture

ECE Professors Hyoseung Kim (PI), Amit Roy-Chowdhury, Jay Farrell, and Konstantinos Karydis have received a $1.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop Attention-Driven Software Architecture for Integrated Perception and Planning in Autonomous Agents. While significant progress has been made in developing autonomous systems, effectively processing and making sense of vast amounts...

Final Defense of Dissertation: Yahya Sattar

Title: "The Sample Complexity of Learning Dynamical Systems"

Final Defense of MS Thesis: Jordyn Watkins

Title: "Biomolecules and Volatile Organic Compounds"
By Jordyn Watkins |

Final Defense of Dissertation: Yidi Wang

Title: "Advancing Real-Time GPU Scheduling: Energy Efficiency and Preemption Strategies"

Final Defense of Dissertation: Jianyi Yang

Title: "Learning-Augmented Online Decision Making with Guaranteed Trustworthiness"
By Jianyi Yang |

Final Defense of Dissertation: Dripta S. Raychaudhuri

Title: "Learning to Adapt across Distribution and User Constraint Shifts for Static and Dynamic Tasks"
By Final Defense of Dissertation: Dripta S. Raychaudhuri |

Final Defense of Dissertation: Zhichao Liu

Title: " Toward Compliant Autonomous Robots that Leverage Physical Interactions with the Environment"
By Zhichao Liu |

Final Defense of Dissertation: Lu Shi

Title: "Data-Driven Modeling and Control via Koopman Operator Theory in Robotic Systems"
By Lu Shi |

Final Defense of Dissertation: Sriharsha Sudhindra

Title: "Preparation and Characterization of Composites with the Fillers Comprised of Low-Dimensional van der Waals Materials"
By Sriharsha Sudhindra |

Final Defense of MS Thesis: Sourabh Ramakrishna

Title: "Superconducting Multilayer VIA"
By Sourabh Ramakrishna |

Final Defense of Dissertation: Zhouqiao Zhao

Title: "A Connected Automation Enabled Cooperative Management Framework for Mixed Traffic"
By Zhouqiao Zhao |

Final Defense of Dissertation: Xishun (Heeson) Liao

Title: "Personalized Behavior-Aware Motion Planning Framework for Intelligent Vehicles Operation"
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ECE PhD student wins Materials Research Student Talk Award

Yitian Wang, a Ph.D. student from the Xi Chen group in Electrical and Computer Engineering, won the Recommended Oral Presentation prize at the 2023 Materials Research Society (MRS) Spring Meeting Symposium CH03: Neutron Scattering-Enabled Energy Materials Design. The MRS meeting is the world’s foremost international scientific gathering for materials research. Wang's talk, "Intrinsically low thermal...

Final Defense of Dissertation: Yucheng Zheng

Title: "Sensing Approaches and Reconstruction Methods for Improved Lensless Imaging"

ECE Professor receives Amazon Research Award on Exploring Privacy in Deep Metric Learning

ECE Professor and Bourns Faculty Fellow Prof. Amit Roy-Chowdhury has recently received an Amazon Research Award on "Exploring privacy in deep metric learning: applications in computer vision". Deep Metric Learning (DML) aims to learn representations on which semantic relations can be expressed through predefined distance metrics. Despite its prevalence in a wide variety of privacy...

Final Defense of MS Thesis: Jonas Brown

Title: "Nanofabrication and Testing of 1T-TaS2 Charge-Density-Wave Quantum Devices"
By Jonas Brown |

A New Chapter of Ultrafast Devices with Transformative Functionalities

Among all terahertz systems that hold potential in bridging the "terahertz gap" between electronics and photonics, antiferromagnetic materials truly stand out because the quantum spin of antiferromagnetic magnons usually play decisive roles in physical processes, providing a natural connection between the spins of electrons and photons, which is essential for device engineering in the terahertz...