Ajay Joshi | College of Engineering

Lighting the Way Forward for Autonomous Vehicles

in *NEWS, *Research, Ajay Joshi, ECE - Data Science and Intelligent Systems, ECE - Photonics, Electronics, and Nanotechnology, ECE Faculty, ECE Research, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Researchers at Boston University, Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and Lightmatter have teamed up to develop a new hybrid computer system that can answer the triple challenge of processing capacity, low latency and energy efficiency in self-driving cars.

Tagged: Ajay Joshi, artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, electro-photonic computing, electrophotonics, self-driving cars

ECE Faculty Prominent Among Research Incubation Award Recipients

in *NEWS, *Research, Ajay Joshi, Ayse Coskun, Christos Cassandras, David Starobinski, ECE - Data Science and Intelligent Systems, ECE - Mobile/Cloud Computing and Cybersecurity, ECE Faculty, ECE Research, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Eshed Ohn-Bar, Gianluca Stringhini, Martin Herbordt

Eight ECE faculty members are among the recipients of the inaugural Red Hat Collaboratory Research Incubation Awards, with a combined total of approximately $1.5M in funding for their respective projects.

Tagged: Ajay Joshi, Alan Liu, artificial intelligence, awards, Ayse Coskun, Christos Cassandras, cloud computing, David Starobinski, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Eshed Ohn-Bar, Gianluca Stringhini, information security, machine learning, Martin Herbordt, open source, Red Hat Collaboratory, research, research funding, smart village, Zaoxing Liu

Professors Ajay Joshi and Manuel Egele Team Up to Win Google Research Award

in *NEWS, Ajay Joshi, ECE - Mobile/Cloud Computing and Cybersecurity, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Manuel Egele

Younger generations may not know the feeling but those born before the 2000s era know the torture of sitting at a slow computer. Staring at the screen, waiting for a file or a web browser to load. That was back when the world had a little more patience. Now, every computer has to be faster […]