The EE Department would like to invite you to attend the Honors Thesis Presentations of six of our Electrical Engineering Honors Bachelor students. They will each be presenting their research in a 15-minute talk. The participating students and their thesis titles are below.

• Akhilesh Balasingam: Systolic-Sim: A Framework for the Rapid Prototyping of Custom Systolic Architectures for Recurrence-Based Computation.
• Scott Hickman: Efficient Analog 3-SAT Solver Via Continuous-Time Dynamics.
• Elijah Kim: CMOS-Compatible Probabilistic SAT Solver Using Dynamical Systems with Binary Logic.
• Angelina Krinos: Engineering Reconfigurable Photonic Systems for Nanoscale Applications.
• Rohan Sanda: Patch-Based Diffusion for Data-Efficient MRI Reconstruction.
• Brion Ye: FPGA Data Processing Platforms for Photoacoustic Airborne Sonar.
• Nika Zahedi: Practical Design of Mode-Division Multiplexing Systems with Group-Delay Compensation Guided by Closed-Form Statistics.