Computer Engineering

Faculty involved with research:

Andreas Savvides
– EE

The research focus of the Computer Engineering group at Yale University is on reliable architectures and computing platforms that can sense and process physical data and generate semantical output events. The strengths of the group are in:

Testing and reliability
Sensor networks
Sensors and biosensors
Integrated circuits
Medical instrumentation

These strengths form a unique set of expertise that allows the Yale Computer Engineering group to tackle a variety of timely and acclaimed research projects.

Body area networks of medical sensors for monitoring health
Extension of human senses to observe surrounding behavior
Camera networks for monitoring and security
Assisted living monitoring systems
Event-based artificial machine vision
Distributed sensory robots

05/08/2012 - Cell Clusters Demand A-tension
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05/07/2012 - Entire Class of First Year Environmental Engineering Doctoral Students Wins Competitive Research Fellowships
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05/22/2012 - ASME Section Event: Commercializing PEM Electrolysis Technology for Cost-Effective On-Site Hydrogen Production
ASME Section Event: Commercializing PEM Electrolysis ... [+]

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