Not one, not two, but we’ll be featuring THREE speakers on April 18, starting 1:00 PM onwards. We have an amazing roster in store for all of you, consisting of Engr. Jared Jan A. Abayan, Dr. Keno A. Villavicencio, and Engr. Christian P. Enoval! Whether you want to learn about how artificial intelligence impacts engineering […]
A superlattice can be formed by alternating thin layers of different semiconductor materials. The result is an artificial semiconductor whose properties differ from those of the constituents. The advantage is that the bandgap energy and the lattice parameter can be varied independently, providing a wide parameter space for bandgap engineering. The presentation will show how […]
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, chiplets are emerging as a transformative technology, paving the way for the next generation of AI systems. Chiplets permit the integration of more processing power within a single package and allow for new connectivity solutions so that thousands of AI accelerators can work as a cohesive unit. […]
The demand for continuous increase in the bandwidth of optical transceivers creates a need for technological innovation of photonic integrated circuits (PICs). In particular, the modulators are often the limiting electro-optic component. Silicon photonics has provided a scalable platform for small, cost-effective, and highly integrated PICs, but silicon-based modulators have limited bandwidth and relatively large […]
The Department of Physics, Galgotias University, in association with the IEEE Photonics Society Galgotias University Student Branch Chapter (GUSBC), presents a 5-Day Hybrid Workshop on Emerging Trends on Optoelectronics Materials and Photonics Technologies (ETOMPT-2026), scheduled from 20–24 April 2026. ETOMPT is an interdisciplinary platform bringing together academicians, scientists, and industry experts to explore cutting-edge advancements in optoelectronics, […]
Lend us your senses for Sensing in the 21st Century. This online series comprises some of the most distinguished lecturers in one of the widest technology spectrums in Society. We encourage all of your senses to join! In IEEE we might agree with Kant when he states “All our knowledge begins with the senses…”! Dr Pai-Yen Chen, […]
Abstract: Artificial intelligence and combinatorial optimization problems—such as drug discovery and prime factorization—remain challenging even for advanced computers. We are attempting to address these limitations by building photonic processors inspired by the brain—photonic neural networks—which utilize light for faster and more energy-efficient processing . We will discuss photonic networks, including Ising machines enabled by thin-film […]
Artificial intelligence and combinatorial optimization problems—such as drug discovery and prime factorization—remain challenging even for advanced computers. We are attempting to address these limitations by building photonic processors inspired by the brain—photonic neural networks—which utilize light for faster and more energy-efficient processing . We will discuss photonic networks, including Ising machines enabled by thin-film lithium […]
You are invited to attend the Kraus Seminar on Smart City Research (SCRES'26) to be held at the beautiful campus of SUNY at Fredonia on April 27th, 1:30pm to 5:30pm. This seminar is sponsored by Fredonia Kraus grant and co-sponsored by IEEE Buffalo section. The seminar brings together researchers working on various aspects of smart […]
Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence that uses advanced algorithmic methods to analyze data and to optimize system performance. Machine learning is becoming a standard tool in ultrafast […]
In this course, you will learn the basics of modern quantum computing and gain exposure to software used to analyze and simulate quantum algorithms. Part 1 of the course will begin with an introduction to quantum gates and circuits after a brief refresher on quantum mechanics. We will then dive into modern quantum algorithms used […]
Prof. Bruno Clerckx is a leading expert in both fundamental and applied research in communication theory and signal processing for wireless systems. In this session, he will present recent advances in analog computing for wireless communications, with a particular focus on emerging architectures, signal processing techniques, and their potential to enhance the efficiency and intelligence of future […]