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200 University Ave W, Waterloo, ON
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Asmaa Abdallah
Security and Privacy in Smart Grid
Sherman Shen
Akramul Azim
Scheduling of Overload-Tolerant Computation and Multi-Mode Communication in Real-Time Systems
Sebastian Fischmeister
Pierce I-Jen Chuang
High-Performance, Energy-Efficient CMOS Arithmetic Circuits
Manoj Sachdev and Vincent Gaudet
Eugene King-Ho Li
Stabilization of Polytopes for Fully Actuated Euler-Lagrange Systems
Christopher Nielsen
Sheran Christopher Lalith Wiratunga
Training Gaussian Process Regression models using optimized trajectories
Dana Kulic
Yao Chen
More Than Error Correction: Cryptography from Codes
Guang Gong
Qi Wang
Exciton-Induced Degradation of Interfaces in Organic Light-Emitting Devices
Hany Aziz
Ayman Bahgat Abdelazim Ibrahim Eltantawy
Online Assessment of Distributed Generation Connection for Smart Grid
Magdy Salama
Behnam Tamimi
Hybrid Power Flow Controller Modelling
Claudio Canizares
Mohammed AlShareef
Electrically Small Particles for Energy Harvesting in the Infrared and Microwave Regimes
Omar Ramahi
Sara Sharifian Attar
Superconducting RF MEMS Devices
Raafat Mansour
Nusa Zidaric
Hardware Implementations of the WG-16 Stream Cipher with Composite Field Arithmetic
Guang Gong and Mark Aagaard
Ahmed Samir Ahmed Awad
Application of Energy Storage Systems in Smart Grids
Magdy Salama and Tarek El-Fouly (Adjunct)
Jiazheng Li
Optimal Control of a Heterogeneous Two Server System with Consideration for Power and Performance
Shreyas Sundaram and Siddharth Garg
Sara Sharifian Attar
Low Temperature Superconducting RF MEMS Devices
Raafat Mansour
Michael Naiem Abdelmassih Ibrahim
Using Wireless Communications to Enable Decentralized Analysis and Control of Smart Distribution Systems
Magdy Salama
The smart grid is a multidisciplinary approach that aims to revolutionize the whole electricity supply chain including generation, transmission and distribution systems in order to overcome the multiple challenges currently facing the electric power grid.
Zheng Fang
Test Clone Detection via Assertion Fingerprints
Patrick Lam
Ayman Bahgat Abdelazim Ibrahim Eltantawy
Online Assessment of Distributed Generation Connection for Smart Grid
Magdy Salama
Wenbin Ji
Cost and Benefit of Embedded Feature Annotation: A Case Study
Krzysztof Czarnecki
Mauricio Restrepo
Smart Charging And Discharging Of Electric Vehicles In Distribution Grids
Claudio Canizares and Mehrdad Kazerani
Syed Hassan Raza Naqvi
PhD Candidate
Department of Electronics, Information Technology and Bioengineering (DEIB), Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy
Novel inter-operator Interference mitigation through cooperation in upstream for Next Generation DSL (NGDSL)
Sepideh Seifzadeh
A Source-Reliability-Adaptive Distributed Soft-Data-Constrained Multi-Model Particle Filter
Fakhreddine Karray
Farouk Mkadem
Behavioral Modeling and Digital Predistortion of Wide- and Multi-Band Transmitter Systems
Slim Boumaiza
Sepideh Seifzadeh
A Source-Reliability-Adaptive Distributed Soft-Data-Constrained Multi-Model Particle Filter
Fakhreddine Karray
Dr. Vincent Bonnet, Japanese Society for Promotion of Research, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Tokyo, Japan
Toward the Minimum Measured-input Models for the Evaluation of Human Motor Ability
The problematic of evaluating and understanding the physical functional limitations of patients suffering from postural pathologies and establishing the relationship between individual disability and biomechanics will be addressed in this talk.
University of Waterloo
200 University Ave W, Waterloo, ON
N2L 3G1
Phone: (519) 888-4567
Staff and Faculty Directory
Contact the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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