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Evaluating the role of lightning-induced electron precipitation towards radiation belt electron loss

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Cyber-Physical Security and Protection of Multi-Terminal DC Grids

Ph.D. Proposal Oral Exam - Xiaofan Jia

Glass Based Packaging for Beyond 5G Communication

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Active Protection Solutions for a Distribution Grid Dominated by Inverter Based Resources

Ph.D. Dissertation Defense - Shariful Islam

Applications of nonlinear dynamics in semiconductor lasers with time-delayed feedback in microwave photonics

Ph.D. Dissertation Defense - Eric Huang

Scattering and Optimization Methods for Radar and Millimeter Wave Applications

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Millimeter-Wave VSWR Resilient Built-In Self-Test Electronics For Phased Array Applications

Dissertation Tips from 5 Georgia Tech Ph.D. Scholars

Dissertation Tips from 5 Georgia Tech Ph.D. Scholars
Nov 11, 2022 - Atlanta, GA
With their dissertation almost behind them, five soon-to-be-Ph.D. graduates can now clearly see what worked and didn’t work throughout their dissertation process. As they reflect on this process, the scholars share what they have learned on their journey.

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Computationally-Enhanced Non-Isolated High Voltage Point-of-Load DC-DC Converters for High Performance Computing

Ph.D. Proposal Oral Exam - Ashwin Lele

Event-based Neuromorphic Systems for Energy-efficient Edge-Robotic Applications
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