Ph.D. student Wei Chun Wang will accept the conference’s Best Poster Presentation, while a number of other faculty members and students will present their work at the premiere microelectronics reliability conference.
The appointment further enhances the collaboration between Georgia Tech and GlobalFoundries to foster advancements in semiconductor research, education, and workforce development.
The graduates took home some of the College's highest awards, including the Dean's Impact Award, which went to an ECE trio that founded SafetySlate.
The new initiative enhances industry collaboration within academic environments, bridging skill and workforce gaps in electrical and computer engineering by offering students practical learning experiences and direct access to industry experts.
The Silicon Jackets hope to reduce the gap between graduation and employment, providing students with practical experience to accelerate their careers in chip design.
Professor Larry Heck was interviewed by Marketplace for their episode on how AI assistants like Alexa and Siri are working to catch up to popular large language model chatbots like ChatGPT.
From awards to presentations, researchers and alumni from several Georgia Tech schools had a significant impact at the premier microarchitecture conference.
