Dmitri B. Strukov

Professor, UC Santa Barbara, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Education & Degrees:

2007-2009:	Postdoctoral research in applied physics, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
2006:	Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering, from Stony Brook University
1999:	Diploma (M.S.) in applied physics and mathematics, from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Teaching:

Foundations of Analog Circuits & Systems Advanced Computer Architecture, ECE154B Introduction to Computer Architecture, ECE 154A Digital Design Fundamentals/Methodologies, ECE 152A/B Computer Organization, ECE 15B Reconfigurable Computing, ECE 594BB Novel Devices and Circuits for Computing, ECE 594BB Neuromorphic Engineering, ECE594BB

Winter’20 Spring’13’16-’21, Winter’14’15’22’23 Winter’12, Fall’12’13’15-‘22 Fall’10 / Spring’12 Spring’10’11 Winter’10 Winter’11’13 Spring’15 / Winter’18

Research:

My research is focused on the development of novel ways to perform computation, including device physics, circuit design, and high-level architecture. For more information see research group webpage.

Contact Information:

Mail:	Electrical and Computer Engineering 9560, UCSB, Santa Barbara, CA 93106
Phone:	(805) 893-2971
Fax:	(805) 893-3262
E-mail:	strukov at ece.ucsb.edu or strukov at gmail.com