Yogananda Isukapalli, an associate teaching professor in the ECE department, has been named co-recipient of the Northrop Grumman Excellence in Teaching Award
Two Electrical & Computer Engineering students, Athith Krishna (Tesserol) and Mihir Shevgaonkar (Solaris) reach the finals of the UCSB Technology Management Program's New Venture Competition (NVC)
Kerem Camsari, an ass't. prof. of ECE, and colleagues conceive a device usually associated with stable information storage can be modified to be extremely sensitive to thermal noise, offering a source of randomness for probabilistic computing
ECE’s Galan Moody receives the award in support of his effort to develop a new quantum photonic platform that allows for chip-scale quantum information processing with light
“As a field, we look at the computing problems we can’t solve yet and think, ‘There’s digital computing, there’s quantum computing – what else is there?’” says Ass't. Prof. Kerem Camsari
