Sten Vollebregt, Massimo Mastrangeli, Daniele Cavallo

Tenure track colloquium

Daniele Cavallo (TS group); wideband phased arrays for future wireless communication terminals, Massimo Mastrangeli (ECTM Group); Towards smart organs-on-chip, Sten Vollebregt (ECTM group) Emerging electronic materials: from lab to fab

Krishnaprasad Nambur Ramamohan

Signal processing algorithms for acoustic vector sensors

Steven Schiff, Johnes Obungoloch

Sustainable Low-Field MRI Technology for Point of Care Diagnostics in Low-Income Countries

Kick-off meeting of the project "A sustainable MRI system to diagnose hydrocephalus in Uganda"

Peter Gerstoft

Machine learning in physical sciences

Machine learning (ML) is booming thanks to efforts promoted by Google. However, ML also has use in physical sciences. I start with a general overview of ML for supervised/unsupervised learning. Then I will focus on my applications of ML in array processing in seismology and ocean acoustics. This will include source localization using neural networks or graph processing. Final example is using ML-based tomography to obtain high-resolution subsurface geophysical structure in Long Beach, CA, from seismic noise recorded on a 5200-element array. This method exploits the dense sampling obtained by ambient noise processing on large arrays by learning a dictionary of local, or small-scale, geophysical features directly from the data.

Aydin Rajabzadeh

manufacturing defect detection