September 2, 2024
PhD thesis defense to be held on September 2, 2024, at 14:30 (Virtually)
Hardware-Software Co-Design of Deep Learning Accelerators: From Custom to Automated Design Methodolo...
Hardware-Software Co-Design of Deep Learning Accelerators: From Custom to Automated Design Methodolo...
A Hybrid Framework for the Cyber Resilience Enhancement of Frequency Control in Smart Grids
Photon Propagation inside highly Scattering Media. Dynamic Radiative Transfer System
Hydrogen production from water at temperatures below 300°C using magnetite and Lorentz forces
Out-of-distribution robustness in mission-critical computer vision applications
Circuit and Systems Architectures and Performance Evaluation of AMR Magnetometers
Knowledge Extraction and Security in Internet of Things Systems
Integrated Circuit Architectures for Classical and Neural Computing with Applications in Artificial ...
Design and implementation of digital signal processing algorithms and optical circuits in 5G optical...
The article entitled "Decision Support for GPU Acceleration by Predicting Energy Savings and Programming Effort" received the Best Paper Award.
The COVID-19 crisis has had dramatic economic consequences in Europe.
The lighting design of more than 3500 streets, roads and squares of Athens Municipality (more than 6500 typical lighting design cases) as well as the respective techno-economical study and the determination of the technical requirements of the equipment were performed by the Laboratory of Lighting of ECE-NTUA.
Sea State Characterization Using Experimental One-Dimensional Radar Signatures and Fractal Techniques
On November 2, 2021, the National Technical University of Athens and representatives from Columbia Engineering (NY, USA) jointly organized an online informational workshop addressed to NTUA students who were interested in learning more about studies at Columbia University at a graduate level.
Twenty-seven (27) Professors from the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the NTUA are included in the lists.
The 24-hour programming competition IEEEXtreme 15.0 was completed successfully at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, NTUA.
6th Forum “Biosciences, Innovation, Technology and Cancer: From Prevention to Treatment”
Prof. Nikolaos Hatziargyriou was a laureate in the “New Ways of Energy Application” nomination for his contribution to the stability of power grid system by pioneering smart and microgrid system by using artificial intelligence.