February 10, 2025
PhD thesis defense to be held on February 10, 2025 at 10:30 (new ECE building, room B.0.10)
Optimized Dynamic Memory Management Techniques on Heterogeneous Memory Systems
Optimized Dynamic Memory Management Techniques on Heterogeneous Memory Systems
Machine Learning Methods for Recognizing Brain Disorders
Trustworthy artificial intelligence in smart energy grids: Applications on load forecasting and dema...
Development of Driving Fatigue Detection System using Machine Learning Techniques
Unravel Heterogeneity in Human Brain Aging with Neuroimaging and Artificial Intelligence: Clinical, ...
Special event on July 18, 2023.
The idea behind the network was to create an open space that would bring together women active (or that want to become active) in the STEM area and the area of entrepreneurship, to communicate, share their ideas, experiences, transfer knowledge, create / become role models and integrate gender equality into STEM and entrepreneurship.
IRIS: Interference and Resource Aware Predictive Orchestration for ML Inference Serving
The diploma award ceremonies for the graduates of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the National Technical University of Athens for the years 2021 and 2022 were successfully held on the 19th and 21st of June 2023 respectively.
We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of the NTUA Digital Health Day 2023, an event showcasing the remarkable achievements in the field of digital health innovation of two teams of graduate students, Cordia and Nanay, from the courses "Biodesign Fundamentals" and "Biodesign Innovation Process" of the M.Sc. in Translational Engineering in Health & Medicine (TEAM).
RF/mmWave/sub-THz integrated circuits
The iRASional team consisted of five undergraduate students of ECE-NTUA, Angeliki Zerva (Team Leader), Dimitris Kampanakis, Nikolas Moraitis, Nikolas Kordas and Thanasis Tsiatouras. The students were coached by Associate Professor Constantinos Tzafestas.
The Special Issue was dedicated to the latest developments in the interdisciplinary field of unconventional computing, focused on three main directions: 1) Novel Techniques and Approaches in Unconventional Computing, 2) Circuits, Systems, and Architectures for Approximate and Stochastic Computing, and, 3) In- and Near-Memory Processing with an emphasis on Memristive Devices Utilization.
The NTUA Seminar on Artificial Intelligence (NTUAI) is continued with its second part during the spring semester.