Remove Personal Remove San Jose Remove Universal
article thumbnail

Henry Samueli and the Rise of Digital Broadband

Cars That Think

Eight years ago, Samueli, then a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), who had been pushing the state of the art of digital broadband communications for more than a decade, joined with his Ph.D. But the opportunity to be a professor at one of the top universities in the world was too good to pass up.

Atlanta 74
article thumbnail

Study shows recent increase in US households without a vehicle

Green Car Congress

A new report by Dr. Michael Sivak at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) shows a recent increase in the proportion of US households without a vehicle. Sivak performed two analyses on data from the American Community Survey. In six of the 30 cities, more than 30% of households do not have a vehicle.

San Jose 230
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Why These Members Donate to the IEEE Foundation

Cars That Think

While he was an engineering professor at the University of California, Los Angeles , Samueli helped found company in San Jose, Calif., The IEEE Fellow received the 2021 IEEE Masaru Ibuka Consumer Electronics Award “for pioneering the design of consumer-friendly personal computers.” in 1991 with one of his Ph.D.

article thumbnail

IEEE Honors Engineering Visionaries at Annual Summit

Cars That Think

She is developing a wearable device that cools a persons limbs. When asked what career advice he would give to young professionals, Wozniak said, Always be a good person. Samueli helped to found Broadcom in 1991 in San Jose, Calif. She helped found two communications startups: Quantenna Communications of San Jose, Calif.,

Engine 93
article thumbnail

Improving Cell Reception By Making Signals Noisier

Cars That Think

Artemis’ technology, which they call pCells (short for “personal cells”), relies on radio waves' additive nature. Artemis Networks pWave antennas—here shown mounted at the SAP Center arena in San Jose, California—send out carefully-crafted noise that resolves into coherent signals at a user's phone or other device.

San Jose 102
article thumbnail

Princeton Engineering Dean Hailed as IEEE Top Educator

Cars That Think

So it’s surprising to learn that she almost dropped out in her first year of the engineering program at the University of California, Berkeley. “By Strouse is now a math professor at the Institut de Matheématique at the University of Bordeaux, in France. My heart is so much in the university; I can’t imagine ever leaving academia.”

Engine 120
article thumbnail

Princeton Engineering Dean Hailed as IEEE Top Educator

Cars That Think

So it’s surprising to learn that she almost dropped out in her first year of the engineering program at the University of California, Berkeley. “By Strouse is now a math professor at the Institut de Matheématique at the University of Bordeaux, in France. My heart is so much in the university; I can’t imagine ever leaving academia.”

Engine 102