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Title: Introduction to Single Event Upset Speaker: Dr. Shi-Jie Wen (Distinguished Engineer, Cisco Systems Inc., San Jose, CA) Host: Associate Prof. Jiang Jiang Part Time Location Lecture I 2 pm-4:45pm (Afternoon), May 9th, Wednesday; Room 104, School of Microelectronics Lecture II 6 pm-8:45pm (Evening), May 9th, Wednesday; Room 104, School of Microelectronics Lecture III 2 pm-4:45pm (Afternoon),

Title: Electrical Stimulating of Retina to Restore Vision Speaker: Leanne Chan, Assistant Professor, City University of Hong Kong Time: 10:00-11:00 am, March 27 (Tuesday) Location: Room 401, School of Microelectronics Organizer: Prof. Guoxing Wang, School of Microelectronics 1. Talk Abstract Hundreds of thousands worldwide suffer low vision or no vision due to the outer retinal

Speaker: Prof. Robert Bogdan Staszewksi, IEEE Fellow, Dept. of Microelectronics, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands Host: Prof. Jianjun Zhou, CARFIC, School of Microelectronics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Time: 2:30-3:30pm , 11/26 (Saturday) Place: Room 105, Microelectronics Building Abstract Recent developments of digitally-intensive radio architectures indicate that future radio frequency (RF) transceivers will not only become

Title: Energy Conservation for Image Retrieval on Mobile Systems Speaker: Prof. Yung-Hsiang Lu School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University, USA When: 10:00-11:30am, October.27, 2011(Thursday) Where: Room 401, Building of School of Microelectronics Host: Yongxin Zhu Abstract: Mobile systems have become major producers of multimedia contents. A smartphone can store thousands of images and

Title: A Case for Fine-Grain Many-Core Computational Arrays Speaker: Prof. Bevan Baas University of California, Davis When: 10:00-11:30am, October.12, 2011(Wednesday) Where: Room 401, Building of School of Microelectronics Host: Prof. Yuzhuo Fu Abstract: Future fabrication technologies will provide ever-increasing numbers of available devices but both system-level and chip-level power constraints will limit achievable throughputs–thus highlighting

Title: Smart Brain Interfaces for diagnostic and subsequent treatments Speaker: Prof. Mohamad Sawan (Montreal Polytechnique University, Canada) Host: Prof. Guoyong SHI Time: 10:00-11:00am, September 29, 2011 Room: Room 104 (Building of School of Microelectronics ) Abstract: This talk covers various smart brain wearable and implantable interfaces dedicated for biosensing and subsequent treatment of intracortical neural

Title: CMOS Switched-Capacitor Circuits: Recent Advances in Bio-Medical and RF Applications Speaker: Prof. David J. Allstot Dept. of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington, USA When: 10:00-11:30am, Sept.20, 2011(Tuesday) Where: Room 105, Building of School of Microelectronics Host: Prof. Jianjun Zhou Abstract: The switched-capacitor technique has been used in high-volume data conversion and signal processing ICs

Title: Receiver Design for Wireless Communications Speaker: Dr. Li Xiaoyong (Qualcomm Incorporated, USA) When: 2:00-2:45pm, Sept.20, 2011(Tuesday) Where: Room 401, Building of School of Microelectronics Host: Prof. Jianjun Zhou Abstract In this talk, receiver design for wireless communication, from architectural requirements and tradeoffs to block level implementations, will be discussed with emphasis on comparisons among

Seminar Information The 1st Chinese-German Young Scientists Forum on Microelectronics and Microwave Systems will be held in Shanghai, China in Sept.12-16. To provide the young scientists as well as every EE student, a deeper insight in ongoing trends in both “microelectronics” and “microwave systems”, two senior scientists will give a review talk on their each