UCSB Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

🎉 Congratulations to Fatih Dinç, postdoc in UC Santa Barbara ECE and the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, on winning the Richard C. DiPrima Prize from the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM). 🏆

Awarded every two years to *one* outstanding early-career researcher *worldwide*, the DiPrima Prize recognizes Fatih's research building a bridge between mathematics and neuroscience.

His work delivers algorithms that pull clean signals out of terabytes of messy brain-imaging data, along with mathematical frameworks that explain how stable thoughts and behaviors emerge from the seemingly chaotic activity of millions of neurons. 🧠

At UCSB, Fatih is co-advised by ECE Professor Nina Miolane and KITP Professor Boris Shraiman.

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We're proud to have him in the community. Congratulations, Fatih! 👏

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At the heart of this success is the Center for Control, Dynamical Systems, and Computation!

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Center for Control, Dynamical Systems and Computation | UC Santa Barbara An interdisciplinary field that is focused on the study of how the nervous system generates perception, behavior and cognition.

🏆 Congratulations to ECE Professor and Aeluma CEO Dr. Jonathan Klamkin on receiving the prestigious IPRM Award from Compound Semiconductor Week!

The award recognizes his pioneering contributions to InP and GaAs photonic and electronic materials and their heterogeneous integration on mismatched substrates.🔬

"The award reflects the wonderful mentors, colleagues, researchers, and engineers I've worked with throughout my career." – Dr. Klamkin

Dr. Klamkin will be honored at the CSW Conference on May 25 in Kumamoto, Japan. We're so proud! 🎉

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🏥Congratulations to ECE Prof. Ramtin Pedarsani's team on receiving a UC Noyce Initiative award to develop robust vision-language models for clinical applications — part of a $3.4M UC-wide research push for computational health and cybersecurity.🤖

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