Circuit design

Professor Leon Chua Diamond Jubilee International Visiting Fellowship

University of Southampton

Electronics and Computer Science

Location
Southampton, United Kingdom
Funding
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Application deadline
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About the project

Professor Leon Chua will be a Diamond Jubilee International Visiting Fellow at the University of Southampton from 2014 to 2017.

Visiting Fellow and Host

Fellow: Professor Leon Chua, Emeritus Professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, University of California, Berkeley

Host: Dr Themis Prodromakis, Electronics and Computer Science

Aims of the collaboration

To develop expertise in circuit design with non-linear cells, particularly on memristive devices and the CNN paradigm, particularly:

  • developing and testing devices for evaluating analytical models
  • establishing instrumentation techniques for evaluating and altering the memory state of devices
  • developing irregular memristic networks.

Fellowship activities in 2014

  • Ongoing research collaboration
  • Student supervision
  • Collaborative workshop at the University of Southampton with FP7 project partners
  • Successful EU COST Action joint funding proposal for coordinating research in Memristors within Europe
  • Keynote lecture and participation in expert panel forum at the EIEE CAS-FEST conference, Melbourne

Fellowship activities in 2015

  • Participation in workshop at NUDT Changsha, China
  • First meeting of COST Action project members in Lisbon with other EU based research groups
  • Development of a joint funding proposal with another UK institution.

Research areas

Circuit designDesign

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