Electronics in the Brain – Literally

ECE Distinguished Seminar SeriesFriday, January 17, 20201:30 p.m.Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library

ECE Alumni Resume Review

ECE students are encouraged to bring a current resume copy for evaluation by ECE alumni. This is excellent preparation for the upcoming CoE career fair and will provide valuable advice to aid your job search. Reviews will be 15 minutes long and students should RSVP for a time slot at the link below. MCards will be scanned upon arrival.

Computing in Millimeters

Prof. Blaauw is presenting this talk as the new Kensall D. Wise Collegiate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. He will give a brief talk followed by a reception.

Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly evolving application space, poised to become the largest electronics market for the semiconductor industry. One fascinating field emerging from IoT research is mm-sized computing, which has the potential to open up a myriad of new application domains. Enabled by the unique characteristics of cyberphysical systems and recent advances in low power design, these mm-scale systems are rapidly becoming a reality. In this presentation we will discuss our journey to achieve the first of such systems, challenges encountered along the way, and the promise of these systems to impact our lives in the future.

ECE Expedition: New York

Michigan ECE is excited to announce our 2020 Expedition to New York. This experience is open to all ECE students – undergraduate, masters, and PhD levels. The goal of this student experience is to highlight the broad range of opportunities available to you post-graduation, and better understand the role of ECE in every day life.

During ECE Expedition: New York, participants can anticipate the following:

Lab toursProduct demosExpert panelsGroup activities/discussionsInfo presentations on company and opportunitiesMixer with alumni and/or industry professionalsNetworking dinners

Application deadline: January 15, 2020