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The endless pursuit of efficiency


We are never short of expansions for ”e” in eLab. “e” stands for energy, efficiency, embedded, exploration… .
“e” stands for endless pursuit of efficiency. Whether it is an emerging mobile platform or an established computing system, all electronic devices rely on energy. Energy efficiency, i.e., providing same quality of user experience using less energy, has plentiful benefits. At the personal level, it means longer battery life and more freedom. At the organizational level, it means huge savings in operating costs. Finally, at the society level, energy efficiency has huge environmental and economical benefits.
eLab is dedicated to improve the quality of life at the personal and society level through endless  pursuit of efficiency. While our primary research focuses on electrical energy efficiency, we welcome and appreciate all research ideas to improve energy efficiency.

Recent news on eLab:

Test of time award  Focus on new faculty

Archived:

Energy Harvesting IoT Devices Flexible Hybrid Electronics-1  Flexible Hybrid Electronics-2

Domain-specific SoC Design (part of DARPA ERI)

Wisconsin Dells Trip

Mini Golf and Hibachi lunch in Wisconsin Dells.

Wisconsin Dells Trip

Mini Golf and Hibachi lunch in Wisconsin Dells.

Picnic in Fall 2019

Our last big group event before Covid-19

CASES 2019

CASES 2019 Best Paper Award

Fall 2018 Welcome

CODES+ISSS 2017

CODES+ISSS 2017 Best Paper Award

Sledding at Elver Park

Jaehyun Park's Fairwell

2013-2014 Academic Year

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