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ECE DL: Ryan Quint-“Ensuring Reliability, Resilience, and Security under Rapid Grid Transformation”

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Ryan Quint, PhD, PE, North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Online through Zoom RSVP or Dr. Quint's Lecture. Title: Ensuring Reliability, Resilience, and Security under Rapid Grid Transformation Abstract: The electricity sector is experiencing a profound transformation toward clean energy solutions and new technologies. Yet the grid is also faced with increasing challenges such as extreme weather, […]

DLS: Frank O’Mahony, Intel “Scaling SerDes Beyond 100Gb/s in Advanced CMOS Technologies”

Frank O’Mahony, Intel January 27, 2022 4:00 p.m. Title: Scaling SerDes Beyond 100Gb/s in Advanced CMOS Technologies RSVP: Use this link to RSVP for the lecture Abstract: Over the past two decades, high-speed wireline data rates have doubled every three-to-four years to keep pace with aggregate system bandwidth requirements. Communication standards for networking and storage, like Ethernet […]

DLS: Prof. Domitilla Del Vecchio, MIT “Control Theory for Synthetic Biology”

Professor Domitilla Del Vecchio, MIT RSVP: Use this link to RSVP for the lecture. Title: Control Theory for Synthetic Biology Abstract: Engineering biology has tremendous potential to impact applications ranging from energy, to environment, to health. As the sophistication of engineered biological networks increases, the ability to predict system behavior becomes more limited. In fact, while a system’s […]

DLS: Prof. W.C. Chew, Purdue University “Classical and Quantum Electromagnetics: What is the Difference?”

Professor W.C. Chew, Purdue University March 17, 2022 4:00 p.m. RSVP for Prof. Chew’s lecture. Title: Classical and Quantum Electromagnetics: What is the Difference? Abstract: Electromagnetics has influenced electrical engineering pervasively since the advent of Maxwell’s equations in 1865 .  Classical electromagnetics has impacted electrical engineering technologies all the way from statics to optics.   It has influenced […]

DLS: Prof. Kunle Olukotun, Stanford University “Let the Data Flow!”

Professor Kunle Olutokun, Stanford University March 24, 2022 4:00 p.m. EDT RSVP to Prof. Olukotun’s lecture. Title: Let the Data Flow! Abstract: As the benefits from Moore’s Law diminish, future computing performance improvements will rely on specialized application accelerators. To justify the expense of designing an accelerator it should accelerate an important set of application areas. In […]