Univ. of California - Santa Barbara
Univ. of California - Santa Barbara has 139 faculty across 4 departments on GradNova. 54 researchers hold 71 active NSF grants totaling $127.5M.
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Teaching Professor & Vice Chair of CE Undergraduate Studies
Electrical Engineering Senior Capstone Projects Program. Research and Teaching Interests Include: Low Power Hardware Design, Multi-Antenna Wireless Communications, Transmit Beam Forming, Vector Quantization, Performance Analysis, Mobile Embedded Systems
Advanced Wireless Communication Techniques
Advanced MIMO Systems Optimization
Wireless Communication Networks Research
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AI for Decision Making, Autonomy and Robotics
Computer Vision, Graphics, and Computational Imaging
Control, Optimization and Game Theory
Hybrid and Switched Systems; the Modeling and Control of Communication Networks; Distributed Control Over Communication Networks (also Known as Networked Control Systems); the Use of Vision in Feedback Control; Game Theory; and Stochastic Modeling in Biology
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Professor & Vice Chair of EE Undergraduate Studies
Dr. Ben-Yaacov Runs the Electrical Engineering Senior Capstone Projects Program, and Teaches a Variety of Courses in Topics Including Semiconductor Devices and Fabrication, Electricity and Magnetism, and Freshman Design Projects. His Research Focuses on Design and Implementation of Novel Curriculum and Teaching Methodologies in Stem Fields. Other Research and Professional Interests Include Product Design and Project Management, Embedded Systems, Power Electronics, and Intellectual Property (patents and Trademarks/branding).
GAN-Based Semiconductor Devices and Materials
Ga2o3 and Related Materials
Zno Doping and Properties
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Nanoelectronics; Physics, Technology, and Applications of Low-Dimensional Nanomaterials; 2D Materials and Their Heterostructures; Bioelectronics; Quantum Electronics; Ultra-Low Power Devices, Circuits and Sensors
Semiconductor Materials and Devices
Advancements in Semiconductor Devices and Circuit Design
Graphene Research and Applications
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Associate Professor & Vice Chair of Graduate Studies
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