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  • ...of the passive network structure grows, simulation times may easily reach in the excess of several hours. This prevents the designer from performing opt ...or automating the design of transformers to achieve optimal power matching in electrical systems. The solution will be based on a mathematical model that
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  • <!-- Continual Learning for Adaptive EEG Monitoring in Epileptic Seizure Detection: A Wearable Approach --> In this project, the student will focus on using Continual Learning to improve
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  • ...ang2018|&#91;7&#93;]]. This aim to mimic the cocktail party effect present in humans, which denotes our capability of focusing on an individual conversat In the current work, we investigate the potential of performing Audio-Visual S
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  • ...However, their use as quantum heat engines has not been demonstrated yet. Progress on the experimental, as well as on the theoretical side is required to gain Interest in quantum transport theory and nano-device modeling.
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  • ...sparse matrices are unstructured. Therefore, using these libraries results in sub-optimal performance and/or much higher memory usage than necessary comp ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...is network on nearly all microcontrollers. Currently, I am pursuing a Ph.D in developing further computer vision algorithms for microcontrollers or Singl My main interest is in computer vision using conventional and event-based cameras, combined with e
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  • ...ounts of memory to model the propagation of acoustic waves in large rooms. In fact, storing 24-bit stereo samples at a 96kHz sampling rate for one second ...fabricated chip should be able to apply the "tiny" reverberation algorithm in real-time to signals sampled at a stereo ADC.
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  • [[Category:In progress]] ...enos aims to be onboard, but still requires software both to run its tests in space and interface with the main On-Board Computer.
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  • ...information such as the drug efficacy and toxicity can be readily assessed in vitro. As such, the development of CMOS biosensors for cell monitoring and : Programming experience in Python and C++
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  • ...ta with a body-worn sensor node and transmits the information to the coach in real time. This requires reliable wireless communication with sufficient ba ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...hitectures. In this scenario, high-level simulators play an essential role in breaking the speed and design effort bottlenecks of cycle-accurate simulato ...with the flexibility of Python configuration scripts. An overview is shown in the Figure. GVSoC combines the following concepts:
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  • In ski jumping, low repetition rates of jumps limit effectiveness of training. ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...r capturing the brain's electrical activity, playing an indispensable role in both neurological research and clinical diagnostics. It acts as a portal to ...s inherent in these signals. This initiative recognizes a significant void in AI applications: while foundation models have revolutionized areas like ima
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  • ...uman anatomy, which is hard to achieve with current transducer technology. In this work, we develop strategies and prototypes to advance ultrasound into ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...uman anatomy, which is hard to achieve with current transducer technology. In this work, we develop strategies and prototypes to advance ultrasound into * Showing participation in non-curricular analog/digital projects is a plus.
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  • ...uman anatomy, which is hard to achieve with current transducer technology. In this work, we develop strategies and prototypes to advance ultrasound into ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...processing, and machine learning are offloaded to accelerators, resulting in improved performance and energy efficiency. .... The self-attention mechanism is a key component of the model but results in a high computational load and a complicated operational scheme. For this re
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  • ...ormation Technology at ETH Zürich in 2022. Currently, I'm pursuing my PhD in the Digital Circuits and Systems Group at IIS, focusing on scalable hardwar ===Projects In Progress===
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  • ...ang2018|&#91;7&#93;]]. This aim to mimic the cocktail party effect present in humans, which denotes our capability of focusing on an individual conversat In the current work, we investigate the potential of performing Audio-Visual S
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  • ...s)[[#ref-Hemati2023|&#91;2&#93;]] are added directly in the target device. In such contexts, on-device continual learning -- both domain incremental and ...ce catastrophic forgetting by maintaining a subset of already-seen samples in a memory buffer, also called reservoir. During the adaptation stage, the su
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  • ...le to face real-life phenomena such as data distribution shifts or changes in the target classes. ...trated on MCUs with straightforward memory hierarchies like ARM Cortex-M4. In contrast, cutting-edge Edge processors such as GAP9 [[#ref-gwt|&#91;2&#93;]
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  • ...m ETH Zurich in 2021 and 2023, respectively. I am currently pursuing a PhD in the Digital Circuits and Systems Group at IIS, focusing on the deployment o ===Projects In Progress===
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  • <!-- Reliability by Switching the Embedded ISA in Ibex --> ...PULP group, we have started developing reliable hardware designed for use in space, where high levels of radiation have a significant impact on the corr
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  • [[Category:In progress]] Transformers [1], initially popularized in Natural Language Processing (NLP), have found applications beyond and are n
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  • [[Category:In progress]] Transformers [1], initially popularized in Natural Language Processing (NLP), have found applications beyond and are n
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  • <!-- Streaming Layer Normalization in ITA (M/1-2S) --> [[Category:In progress]]
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  • ...ion interfaces are required to control and transmit data with high speeds, in energy-saving and space-saving designs. ...t-benches, (following the UVM methodology [4] if the student is interested in this topic). Eventually, the project can be completed with the integration
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  • ...ible family of DMA engines, called iDMA [1]. iDMA is the cluster-level DMA in both the Snitch and PULP clusters. When implemented as this cluster-level e ...a matrix, an accelerator requires a huge internal buffer to read the data in a dense format, reshuffle it, and write it out again as a dense stream. Thi
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  • <!-- Efficient collective communications in FlooNoC (1M) --> [[Category:In progress]]
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  • In the current era of AI everything, efficient neural network inference has be In this uniquely vertical project, the student will have the opportunity to
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  • ...ss channels, orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) is employed in the 5G standard [1], like many other standards such as LTE and IEEE 802.11 * Large number of basestation (BS) antennas in massive MIMO results in large data dimensions to be processed, which makes the detection task compl
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  • ...l representation of the heart's electrical activity. ECGs are instrumental in identifying various heart conditions, including arrhythmias, myocardial inf ...for detecting anomalies in ECG signals, utilizing the latest advancements in deep learning and foundational models. This system is designed to leverage
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  • ...le in diagnosing, monitoring, and understanding various health conditions. In the realm of biosignal interpretation, diverse types of signals like electr ...a more comprehensive and holistic view of a patient's physiological state. In medical research, this approach can facilitate a more integrated understand
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  • <!-- A RISC-V ISA Extension for Scalar Chaining in Snitch (1M) --> [[Category:In progress]]
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  • This approach is crucial for applications in dynamic environments where data distributions change or new tasks emerge. This is crucial for privacy-sensitive applications and in scenarios where data cannot be centralized due to bandwidth or regulatory c
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  • ...oom. We want to explore how environment-specific features can be exploited in order to improve the accuracy of a small-footprint KWS model. ...aring their interests against clusters formed by other users’ interests. In other words, the engine adapts itself based on user-specific features.
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