When you get sick, your physician may take a sample of your blood, send it to the lab and wait for results. In the near future, however, doctors may be able to run those tests almost instantly on a piece of plastic about the size of credit card.
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ECE assistant professor Zhuo Feng received Best Paper Award at the 2013 Design Automation Conference (DAC), held this week in Austin, Texas, for his paper titled “Scalable vectorless power grid current integrity verification”.
The DAC is a major annual conference in the electronics industry, this year with 747 papers. Prof. Feng’s paper was the sole winner, topping a slate of 8 nominated papers from academic and research institutions across North America and Europe.
For more information or a copy of the paper see http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2488840
ECE 2011-2012 newsletter The Circuit is now available. The publication highlights recent activities in the department including:
- ECE Education in Tune with Industry – electrical and computer engineers in demand at Fall 2011 Career Fair
- The Changing Face of Engineering – Women in ECE
- Establishment of the Dennis Wiitanen Professorship in Electric Energy Systems – “Doc” Wiitanen to be honored at May 4 retirement celebration
- Paul and Susan Williams Center for Computer Systems Research Dedicated
- Student’s Winning Satellite to be Launched into Orbit
- Senior Design: A Renaissance Approach