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Faculty Research Seminar
EE 592: EE Research Survey Seminar
(EE-592   SLN-12385   1-credit)
Fridays, 2:30-3:20pm in EEB 105

This seminar is conducted every year during Fall with the objective of giving the Graduate Students a glimpse of the broad variety of ongoing research in the department and the future trends in evolving technologies.

For details on the Winter quarter student seminar, please visit this page.

Grading policy: The course is offered as credit/no-credit only. In order to receive credit for attending the seminar, you must be present for 8 out of the 10 talks this quarter. Talks will not be recorded, so you must be physically present to initial a sign-in sheet. Requests for exceptions to the 8 of 10 policy must be submitted in writing to the seminar coordinator at least two weeks before the end of the quarter (but sooner is better). Only reasonable requests will be considered.

Seminar coordinator: Alex Sinclair (sinclai at u)

The schedule of talks for Fall Quarter 2007 is as follows:
DateSpeakerPresentation Title
28 SeptProf. Jenq-Neng Hwang"Are We Ready for Multimedia over Wireless Broadband?"
05 OctProf. Maya Gupta"Estimation for Color Engineering: Color Management and Gamut Expansion by Regularized Local Linear Regression"
12 OctProf. Brian Otis"Research in the Wireless Sensing Lab"
19 OctProf. Tom Matula"The Center for Industrial and Medical Ultrasound (CIMU): From ultrasonic toothbrushes to bloodless surgery"
26 OctProf. Sule Ozev"Lowering the Production Cost of Wireless Transceivers through Effective Design and Test Approaches"
02 NovProf. Les Atlas"Ears vs. Machines: Exciting New Research Opportunities in Acoustic Signal Processing"
09 NovProf. Eric Klavins"The Craft of Research"
16 NovProf. Hochberg"Silicon Photonics"
23 NovNo class - Thanksgiving break
30 NovDr. Brian Marquardt"Industrial and Oceanographic Applications of Novel Optical Sensors"
07 Dec
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