Zhou Wang wins Emmy for developing technology that assesses video and image quality - affecting millions of viewers everyday
ECE professor Christopher Wilson is part of a research group that has just published a paper in Nature Physics titled "Probing the quantum vacuum with an artificial atom in front of a mirror". Please see the news item at the Institute for Quantum Computing for more details. Professor Wilson was also featured in an article
The University of Waterloo will award 24 outstanding female students a total of $288,000 over the next four years as part of a new scholarship supporting ongoing efforts to achieve comprehensive, long-term and sustainable gender equality.
This year’s recipients of the University of Waterloo HeForShe IMPACT Scholarships included Computer Engineering's Jenny Ma. Click here for the full story.
ECE professor Ravi Mazumdar and his PhD student Arpan Mukhopadhyay are co-authors of a paper that received the best paper award at the 27th International Teletraffic Congress (ITC) held in Ghent, Belgium from September 8-10. The other co-author is Dr. F. Guillemin of Orange Labs, France. The paper is titled "The Power of Randomized Routing in Heterogeneous Loss System".
ECE PhD student Nafeesa Mahboob received the Basil Papadias Student Paper Award award (for best student paper) at the IEEE PowerTech 2015 conference in Eindhoven. The paper was co-authored with her two ECE supervisors, professors Claudio Canizares and Catherine Rosenberg. The title of the paper is "Day-ahead dispatch of distribution feeders considering PEV uncertainties".
The award is presented with a plaque and 1000 euros.
Professor Xuemin (Sherman) Shen has been named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. Please read the full news release.
Video is available of a talk by Professor Solomon Golomb of the University of Southern California titled "A Career in Engineering", given on August 12, 2015.
One of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering researchers from Waterloo receives JELF grant from CFI to help cover infrastructure costs to support their cutting-edge research. Those researchers, their projects and funding included in today's announcement are:
Professors Vijay Ganesh and Krzysztof Czarnecki, along with their PhD student Jimmy Liang won a best paper award at the top-tier SPLC 2015 conference held in Nashville, TN, USA from July 20-24, 2015. The paper titled "SAT-based Analysis of Large Real-world Feature Models is Easy" explains why very large and complex feature models, encoded as Boolean satisfiability instances, are easy for SAT solvers to solve.
The paper titled "A 0.4 V 75 kbit SRAM Macro in 28 nm CMOS Featuring a 3-Adjacent MBU Correcting ECC" by professors Adam Neale and Manoj Sachdev, has been awarded the Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (CICC) 2014 Best Poster Paper Award.
The award consists of a plaque and $300. The award will be presented at the keynote session of CICC 2015.