CoSMIC lab is part of a team (along with Prof. Michal Lipson’s group and group’s from CUNY, Stanford and Michigan) that has been awarded a $7.5M MURI (multi-university research initiative) for a proposal titled "Magnet-Free Non-Reciprocal Metamaterials Based [...]
CoSMIC lab’s high-power PA research under ELASTx is featured on the DARPA 60 years of innovation timeline. (Link)
Our Nature Electronics News and Views paper titled “Coupled Resonators Give Direction” is out (link)
Mahmood wins a 2018 ADI ISSCC Outstanding Student Designer Award
Linxiao will receive the ISSCC 2017 Demonstration Session Certificate of Recognition for his demonstration that accompanied his ISSCC 2017 paper entitled "A 0.1-to-3.1GHz 4-Element MIMO Receiver Array Supporting Analog/RF Arbitrary Spatial Filtering”. This “best demo” award is given to only two demos at every ISSCC, one [...]
Negar Reiskarimian has been selected to the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 List in the Science category! (See Forbes coverage here and here, as well as Columbia coverage here).
Prof. Krishnaswamy has been named to the IEEE MTT Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Hardware-Roadmap Coordinating Committee. The MTT Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Hardware-Roadmap Coordinating Committee will work through the IEEE 5G Initiative to establish Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Hardware Roadmap efforts.
CoSMIC Lab is a part of a new large $10.8M NIH U01 grant titled "Imaging Human Brain Function with Minimal Mobility Restrictions” led by the University of Minnesota along with collaborators from Columbia Biomedical Engineering. [...]
Jahnavi’s paper on an ultra-low-noise RF PLL is accepted to ISSCC 2018.
New venture-backed series-A-funded startup called MixComm Inc. launched by Prof. Krishnaswamy to commercialize CoSMIC lab advanced wireless research. (CTV press release)
Tolga and Aravind’s paper on synchronized conductivity modulation to achieve broadband non-reciprocity in collaboration with Prof. Alu’s group at UT-Austin is published in Nature Communications. This work has been extensively covered in the press. A subset of the [...]
Negar Reiskarimian has been selected to receive a prestigious Paul Baran Young Scholar Award from the Marconi Society for her work on non-reciprocal microwave components finding applications in new wireless communication paradigms. (SEAS story) Marconi Society was established [...]
Negar Reiskarimian has been selected to attend the 2017 EECS Rising Star Workshop that will be held in Stanford. Rising Stars is a career-building workshop for electrical and computer engineers and computer scientists interested in careers in academia. [...]
CoSMIC lab has been awarded a Research Initiatives in Science and Engineering (RISE) award in collaboration with Prof. Brad Johnson in Physics to develop “A Novel Spectrometer for Discovering Signals from the Beginning of the Universe”. (Press release) [...]
Prof. Krishnaswamy is invited to serve on the DARPA MTO Microsystems Exploratory Council (MEC) study group."The MEC is a study group of academic and industrial scientists and engineers with primary interests in advanced problems of microsystems technology that relate to [...]
Tolga Dinc wins the prestigious EE department Jury Award for outstanding achievements in the areas of systems, communications, signal processing or circuits.
CoSMIC lab is a part of a large team led by Prof. Michal Lipson that has been selected to receive an award under the DARPA EXTREME program.
Negar Reiskarimian has won the 2017 IEEE MTT-S Graduate Fellowship! She will receive her award at the 2017 IEEE IMS in Honolulu in June 2017.
Negar Reiskarimian is selected as a 2017 Caltech Young Investigator Lecturer in Engineering and Applied Science.
CoSMIC lab research is featured in a new IEEE Spectrum article and video explaining 5G.
