Aims to make AI more efficient and deployable wherever power is limited
As quantum computers advance, UMD researchers and industry experts explore how to protect edge devices from a new generation of security threats.
The twentieth year of the event bring industry, academia and government together
Will develop spintronic devices using magnetoelectric materials
A flagship event of UMD’s Semiconductor Initiative, the retreat aligned faculty around research priorities, partnerships, and national strategy.
ISR alum Yuntao Liu, now an assistant professor at Lehigh University, has earned two NSF awards advancing secure quantum emulation and brain-inspired computing.
The University of Maryland and KTH Royal Institute of Technology have signed a new five-year agreement, creating new opportunities for students and faculty to engage in transformative global experiences.
Srivastava Begins Inaugural Director Role
Two significant federally funded partnerships recently awarded
Another exciting year of Maryland Engineering research is underway.
Maryland engineers will help advance domestic production under a federal grant.
Relationship will help enhance nation’s semiconductor technology.
The University of Maryland and Booz Allen Hamilton have come to an agreement with the Midwest Microelectronics Consortium (MMEC) to expand MMEC’s technical areas.
High-profile event highlights university’s leadership role in the field.
HOST is the premier symposium that facilitates the rapid growth of hardware-based security research and development.
The collaborative, led by the University of Maryland and Booz Allen Hamilton, is uniquely positioned to advance microelectronics technologies as part of the forthcoming Microelectronics Commons initiative.
Srivastava was recognized "for contributions to chip hardware security."
Simington participated in a CTIA meeting on 5G security and test bed tour hosted by ISR.
Dr. Baheti passed away in March and will be greatly missed by ISR, ECE and the Clark School.
The Clark School community stands united with our Asian, Asian-American and Pacific Islanders colleagues.
Research and education hub continues to expand programs, outreach
They will investigate a wide range of attack methodologies that could be used against protoype IC chiplets being developed in the project.
ISR, ECE, Fraunhofer USA CESE and ARLIS researchers will assess strength of AISS security protections.
Preston was a guide and friend to the Institute for Systems Research throughout its history.
"A High Level Synthesis Approach to Logic Obfuscation" will develop a system-level way to hide an IC's functional and structural information
The PECASE is the highest honor given to outstanding scientists and engineers beginning their independent careers.
His appointment will begin July 1, 2019.
Faculty promoted to full professor, associate professor with tenure.
Qu, Srivastava and Alumnus Forte Focus Research on Changing Future Nano-Scale Device Security
Research pertains to authentication, protection of data and secure communication.
Electrical and computer engineering research will make computers faster and more power efficient.
ECE graduate students win prestigious, university-wide fellowship supporting quality dissertations.
NSF grant for research to reduce carbon footprint of large data-storage centers.
Thermal management research seeks to improve performance and reliability of multi-core processors.
Publication profiles pair from electrical and computer engineering and their recent research.
A list of Clark school accomplishments for Fall 2002, with an introduction by Dean Nariman Farvardin.
