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November 7, 2022-- UC San Diego teams took home six out of 19 Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship awards for 2022, the company announced.
The fellowships are designed to enable students to pursue futuristic, innovative ideas. The six UC San Diego teams bring together Ph.D. students from the Departments of Computer Science and Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Qualcomm asked for submissions in the areas of advanced semiconductor electronics, advances in communication techniques and theory, autonomous driving, machine learning, multimedia computing, processor architecture and Security Operations Center design, secure system design, and semiconductor test, quality and yield learning.
"Congratulations to all six UC San Diego teams that won Qualcomm Innovation Fellowships this year. It's wonderful to see our research engagement with Qualcomm Research both deepen and diversify through this Fellowship program," said Albert P. Pisano, Dean of the UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering. "Great engineering schools find ways to pursue fundamental research that is also relevant for industry and society. Here at the Jacobs School, we do this by listening deeply to our research partners, thinking creatively, and crossing disciplines to solve the toughest challenges."
The six teams from UC San Diego are:
Ioana Patringenaru
Jacobs School of Engineering
858-822-0899
ipatrin@ucsd.edu