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February 13 seminar: Francisco Riberi
February 9, 2026
Quantum metrology uses atoms or ions as sensing probes to estimate a physical parameter accurately and precisely. Read More...
February 6 seminar: Marios Pattichis
February 4, 2026
Unemployment rates of recent graduates of Computer Engineering and Computer Science programs have risen to unprecedented levels. This is often attributed to the increased use of AI tools to generate code that would otherwise be performed by recent university graduates in entry-level positions. Read More...
January 30 Seminar: Unal Sakoglu
January 29, 2026
Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) enables studying brain function by indirectly tracking brain’s neural activities with great resolution. Read More...
December 5 Seminar: Sal Portillo
December 3, 2025
Dynamic compression of materials yields
thermodynamic properties and response to
different loading conditions. Read More...
November 21 Seminar: Jim Aarestad
November 19, 2025
Reconfigurable electronic systems encompass a growing suite of technologies and devices that serve a broad spectrum of industrial, commercial, government, and (increasingly) Internet-of-Things applications. Read More...
November 14 seminar: Manel Martínez-Ramón
November 12, 2025
Artificial intelligence is now pervasive in our daily lives, reshaping how we communicate, learn, and work. Read More...
November 7 seminar: Bradley Ratliff
November 5, 2025
Laboratory-based Scene Generation for Polarimetric Phenomenology Studies Read More...
October 31 seminar: Adarsh Venkataramani
October 29, 2025
This seminar presents advances in adaptive, high-fidelity RF architectures for communication and
sensing systems operating under stringent hardware
and power constraints. Read More...
October 24 seminar: Jon Loftin
October 21, 2025
MATLAB provides a flexible, two-way integration
with many programming languages, including
Python. Read More...