• Overview
• Agenda
  • - Keynote Speakers
  • - Speaker Profiles
  • - Session Descriptions
  • - Breakout Abstracts
  • - Speaker Presentations
• Sponsorship
• Registration
• Contact Us

Presentations

Click a presentation link to view the presentation slides:
(Not all speaker presentations are listed. To see a complete listing, see the agenda.)

† - video available

Thursday Opening Session

• Welcome
  Matthew Tirrell, Richard A. Auhll Dean
  College of Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
• The Smart Grid Vision †
  James Kelly, Vice President
  Engineering & Technical Services, Southern California Edison Company
• Emerging Challenges for Information Networking †
  Jeong Kim, President
  Bell Labs at Alcatel-Lucent

Energy-Efficient Electronics

• Institute for Energy Efficiency †
  John Bowers, Director
  Institute for Energy Efficiency
• Energy-Efficient Electronics: From Low-Power Devices to Green Computing †
  Tim Cheng, Professor and Department Chair
  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
• Engineered materials for efficient thermoelectric power generation †
  Arthur Gossard, Professor
  Department of Materials, and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
• Energy Efficient LEDs for Sustainable Solid-State Lighting †
  Steve DenBaars, Executive Director
  Solid-State Lighting and Energy Center

Toward Terabit Access Networks

• MultiGigabit millimeter wave communication: new architectures and system concepts †
  Upamanyu Madhow, Professor
  Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Integrated Circuits for High Capacity Communications †
  Mark Rodwell, Professor
  Electrical and Computer Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
• Integrated Photonic Technologies for Optical Networks †
  Dan Blumenthal, Professor
  Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Digitally enhanced microwave circuits for next generation wireless systems †
  Lawrence Larson, Professor
  Electrical and Computer Engineering, UC San Diego

Bio-Inspired Engineering

• Biotechnology Opens New Paths to Semiconductors for Energy Applications †
  Dan Morse, Director
  Institute for Collaborative Biotechnologies (ICB)
• Swarming and Teaming: Biologically Inspired Distributed Estimation and Control †
  João Hespanha, Associate Director
  Center for Control, Dynamical Systems and Computation, UC Santa Barbara
• Trauma, Implants, and Inorganic Surfaces †
  Galen Stucky, Professor
  Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry

Friday Opening Session

• Research at UC Santa Barbara †
  Michael Witherell, Executive Vice Chancellor
  Office of Research, UC Santa Barbara
• Mechanisms for Collaborating with UCSB †
  Sherylle Mills Englander, Director
  Office of Technology & Industry Alliances, UC Santa Barbara
• Good Chemistry for Tomorrow †
  Ted Cais, President
  Mitsubishi Chemical Research & Innovation Center
• CytomX †
  Nancy Stagliano, Chief Operating Officer and Vice President, Corporate Strategy and Development
  CytomX, LLC

Energy-Efficient Building Systems

• Integrated Building Systems †
  Igor Mezic, Professor
  Department of Mechanical Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
• Curbing the Energy Demand in Buildings †
  Arun Majumdar, Head of the Environmental Energy Technologies Division
  Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
• Challenges in Control of Buildings †
  Karl Astrom, Distinguished Visiting Professor
  Department of Mechanical Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
• Reduced Order Models for Airflow in Buildings †
  Jeff Moehlis, Assistant Professor
  Department of Mechanical Engineering, UC Santa Barbara

Design and Computing with Emerging Technologies

• Planning for the Technology Pipeline †
  Fred Chong, Director
  Department of Computer Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
• Advancing Computer Hardware and Performance with Nanoelectronics †
  Kaustav Banerjee, Professor
  Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Emerging Technologies for Introspection and Security †
  Tim Sherwood, Assistant Professor
  Computer Science

Large Scale Image/Video Databases

• Large Scale Image/Video Databases †
  B.S. Manjunath, Professor
  Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Scaling Database Technology to Large Image Collections †
  Ambuj Singh, Professor
  Department of Computer Science, UC Santa Barbara
• Effective Statistical Modeling Tools for Pattern Recognition and Dynamics Analysis of Visual Data †
  Ken Rose, Professor
  Electrical and Computer Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
• Bisque - Building a web-based scientific image database and analysis system †
  Kris Kvilekval, Researcher
  Center For Bio-Image Informatics, UC Santa Barbara
• Scalable Interactive Visualization (when neither a picture nor a thousand words will do) †
  Tobias Hollerer, Assistant Professor
  Computer Science and Media Arts and Technology