ECE Interdisciplinary Seminar Series “Science & Technology With No Boundaries”
Past Seminars: Science and Technology With No Boundaries
Quantum Computing Club (QCC)
QCC meets every Friday, 12:30-1:30 PM, in MEB 404. We welcome all undergraduate and graduate students who are passionate about the field and would love to participate in our projects. We welcome students from a broad range of departments across the U, not just ECE!
We aim to use our interdisicplinary culture and collaborations in academia, industry and government to fill in the current gap to create reallife applications of quantum computing. We design and build actual circuits suitable for "low-hanging-fruit" applications as well as transformational societal impacts.
Most importantly, our mission is to help Canes to embrace the rapidly growing excitement around quantum computing and build on the existing great legacy of the U!
Annual Eliahu I. & Joyce Jury ECE Seminars
2025: Maryam Shanechi, University of Southern California, “AI Driven Neurotechnology”
2024: James Belingham, Johns Hopkins University, “Robots, Sensors and Climate: Instrumenting the Arctic Ocean”
2023: Eli Yablonovitch, University of California, Berkeley, “Physics Does Optimization (For Free): a New Approach Toward Computation”
2022: Gary Feder, Carnegie Mellon University, “Digital Twins in Manufacturing,”
2021: Alice Parker, University of Southern California, “Neuromorphic Computing”
2020: Jeffrey Bokor, University of California, Berkeley, “Ultrafast Spintronics”
Advanced Materials Distinguished Speaker Seminars
2022: Daniel Stancil, North Caroliina State University, “The Role of Electrical and Computer Engineering in Quantum Computing”
2022: Ivan Schuller, University of California at San Diego, “Neuromorphic Computing”
2022: Walter de Heer, Georgia Institute of Technology, "Epigraphene: Graphene nanoelectronics at the edge"
