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SIEW Marie Therese Hui Lin
SUTD Faculty Fellow
Yan Shuo Tan (National University of Singapore) – Understanding and Overcoming the Statistical Limitations of Decision Trees
Yan Shuo Tan (National University of Singapore) – Understanding and Overcoming the Statistical Limitations of Decision Trees
ESD Research Seminar by Caroline Chaux – Unrolled networks in signal and image processing
ESD Research Seminar by Caroline Chaux – In this talk, we will be interested in inverse problems arising in the signal and image processing field. Solving such problems imply in a fist time to formalise the direct problem by understanding the physics behind and in a second time, to solve the associated inverse problem, through a variational formulation, that is, solving an optimisation problem.
ESD Research Seminar by Howard H. Yang – Federated learning over the air: A tale of interference
ESD Research Seminar by Howard H. Yang – This talk aims to present the current research efforts on the development of implementing distributed machine learning algorithms in wireless systems.
How curiosity sparked pioneering research
While working alongside cancer research groups during his postdoctoral studies, Assistant Professor Desmond Loke became intrigued by the possibility of extending the application of his electronic devices to cancer studies.
When only a Ghost (Ghoul) could freeze 5G connection and that too over-the-air
5G NR (New Radio) is one of the communication technologies that have and will continue to revolutionize the industry sector.
Student Achievements 2019
Here are some of the accolades garnered by our students
Faculty/Staff Achievements – 2021
Some achievements of our faculty and staff
Eugene Lim (GOVTECH) – Reverse Engineering Cryptographic Implementations in Software and Teo Sui Guan (GOVTECH) – Cryptography and its use in Government
Encryption is used everywhere in software, from custom network protocols to password vaults. We will walk through the process of reverse-engineering software to identify encryption protocols and analysing them for vulnerabilities through real-world applications. We will look at common encryption patterns in source code as well as common mistakes made by developers.
Assistant Professor Desmond Loke Featured on Semiconductor Digest
Semiconductor Digest published an article on SUTD researchers leveraging novel nanotechnology to control living cells over longer periods of time. This research was led by SMT Assistant Prof Desmond Loke and the team includes research fellows Denise Lee and Natasa Bajalovic, PhD student Maria Meivita and alumni, Sophia Chan and Lunna Li from SUTD. To read more, click here: https://www.semiconductor-digest.com/sutd-researchers-leverage-novel-nanotechnology-to-control-cells-over-long-periods/