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Job Announcement: A Post-doctorate and PhD student positions are available in the area of mixed-signal design of hardware accelerators. Detailed information is available here.
Dr. Alhwari and Dr. Sarhan have been awarded a $418,907 grant from the National Science Foundation for a collaborative project titled "An Energy-Efficient, CMOS-based, and Scalable Mixed-Signal DNN System with Reconfigurable Crossbars". The project will develop a configurable hardware accelerator chip and system for deep learning.
In the media: Dr. Sarhan led the College of Engineering efforts in developing the interdisciplinary M.S. Degree Program in Artificial Intelligence
In the media: Dr. Sarhan served as the expert witness on the plaintiff’s side in the patent infringement case VideoShare v. Google.
In the media: Dr. Nabil J. Sarhan has been inducted into the WSU Academy of Teachers.
Our paper titled "An Autonomous System for Efficient Control of PTZ Cameras" has been accepted for publication in ACM Transactions on Autonomous and Adaptive Systems.
In the media: "Experts Weigh in on Current Job Market Trends"
Our paper titled "Experimental Analysis of Optimal Bandwidth Allocation in Computer Vision Systems" has been accepted to IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology.
Our paper titled "Novel Analytical Models of Face Recognition Accuracy in Terms of Video Capturing and Encoding Parameters" has been accepted to ICME 2020.
In the media: "Detroit-based WSU Researcher Develops Computer-monitored Video Surveillance System"
In the media: "Optimized Computer-Automated Video Surveillance System Increases Consumer Safety"
In the media: "Electrical and computer engineering professor's video surveillance patent approved"
Dr. Sarhan is serving as the Co-Chair of the technical program committee of NOSSDAV 2018.
