This presentation will review the outcomes of the third Industrial Revolution with specific focus on space electronic applications and will speculate on the challenges and opportunities of the next one.
In this presentation, Rabaey will make the case why alternative non-Von Neumann computational paradigms and architectures may be the right choice for these cognitive processing tasks. Even more, he will focus on a computational model called Hyper-Dimensional Computing (HDC), and illustrate with concrete examples of why this approach may be the right one in a post-Moore data-driven arena.
Title: "An Overview of Data Centers"
Speaker: Nader Bagherzadeh, Department of EECS, UC Irvine
Abstract: In this talk an overview of data centers is presented. Some of the current accomplishments by major players in this field are discussed. There will be a focus on the performance and power consumption. As data centers become more wide spread, there is a need for better understanding of their capabilities and shortcomings. Machine learning and its impact on data centers will be touched upon as well.
Neema Shafigh will be giving a talk about oscilloscopes. Oscilloscopes are one of the most important pieces of lab equipment, used to analyze signal in the time domain. Come to learn more about the fundamentals of oscilloscope operation and get some hands on experience with actual oscilloscopes after the lecture!
Neema Shafigh is an Applications Engineer at Keysight Technologies (formerly Agilent Technologies). Mr. Shafigh began his career with Broadcom, working for 10 years in the R&D department of its Central Engineering team.
Undergraduates in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), and UCI staff and faculty supporting STEM student success are invited to an April 26 forum and lunch with National Science Foundation (NSF) Program Director James Luther Moore III. Moore presents on practical ways for students and campus representatives to support engineering career preparation, graduate education, and STEM funding. The program begins at noon at Calit2 Auditorium.
Title: Photonics for Microwave Systems and Ultra-Wideband Signal Processing
Speaker: Willie Ng, Ph.D., Dept. of Electrical Engineering, University of Southern California
recruiting event, free lunch, bring resume,
Title: Resilient and Accurate Autonomous Vehicle Navigation via Signals of Opportunity
Presenter: Zak Kassas, ECE Department, UC Riverside
Time/Location: 2:00-3:00pm, Friday, January 13, 2017 at 3008 Calit2
Abstract:
The Internet of Medical Things to Enable Medical Cyber-Physical Systems”
By Prof. Insup Lee, University of Pennsylvania
Speaker: Prof. Visa Koivunen
Dept of Signal Processing & Acoustics, Aalto University, Finland
