08/28/21: Compilation Techniques for Reconfigurable Analog Devices with Sara Archour

Boston Computation Club
28/08/2021 1h 1min

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Sara Archour recently completed a PhD at MIT/CSAIL in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, and is joining Stanford University (EE) as an Associate Professor. Sara studies analog computers - how to build them; how to use them; what they're good for; how to stick them together to do interesting things; and so forth. Today, Sara joined us to discuss these things, with a smidgeon of career advice at the end :)

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