How can emerging technologies improve systems‑on‑chip?
Sébastien Le Beux
- Associate Professor
- Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
- embedded systems9
- nanotechnologies35
- nanophotonic interconnects
- silicon photonics
- VLSI technologies9
- distributed/parallel systems24
- optical networks-on-chip
- stochastic computing
- all-spin logic
- reconfigurable computing systems
- MPSoC architectures2
- micro/nanophotonics2
- signal processing19
- design automation8
- FPGA based design and verification2
- photonics9
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Sofiène Tahar
communication protocols, hardware specification, functional verification
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Otmane Aït Mohamed
functional verification, formal methods, reliability analysis
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Mojtaba Kahrizi
nanosystems, quantum devices, MEMS/NEMS
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Glenn Cowan
high-speed integrated circuit design, CMOS image sensors, VLSI technologies
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Pablo Bianucci
light-matter interactions, optical microresonators, light-emitting nanostructures
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Laszlo Kalman
renewable energy, photosynthesis, biophysics
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Truong Vo-Van
light, optical properties of nanomaterials, functional thin films
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Walter Lucia
cyberphysical systems, predictive control, fault-tolerant control
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John Xiupu Zhang
quantum dot lasers, InP broadband photodetectors, radio over fibre
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Tien D. Bui
computer vision, biometrology, artificial intelligence (AI)
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Youmin Zhang
intelligent unmanned systems, UAVs (drones), UGVs (unmanned ground vehicles)
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Muthukumaran Packirisamy
micro/nano devices, microfabrication, MEMS/NEMS
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Arash Mohammadi
signal processing, information systems security, cyberphysical systems
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Brandon Helfield
therapeutic ultrasound, microbubbles, ultrasound imaging
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Rabin Raut
CMOS technology, VLSI technologies, high-speed integrated circuit design
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Sivakumar Narayanswamy
micro/nanometrology, MEMS/NEMS, laser interferometry
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Chun Wang
distributed/parallel systems, e-supply chains, scheduling
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Rose (Shaghayegh) Gomar
spiking neural networks, neuromorphic engineering, computer arithmetic
