Jasmine Létourneau

May 27, 2019 Democratizing 5G by creating more affordable and energy-efficient components The 5th generation network, commonly known as 5G, is an extremely popular subject. While it promises to open the doors to incredible advances in wireless systems, there are a number of technological obstacles that must be overcome before it can be made accessible

May 7, 2019 Frédéric Nabki is the 2019 winner of the J.J. Archambault Eastern Canada Merit Award. Recipients of this award are exceptional IEEE volunteers who are recognized for meriterious service in eastern Canada at the local IEEE Section and Area level. Award established in 1991. More information about Jean-Jacques Archambault.

May 2, 2019 Well done Parisa! We thank you for the great work over the years, and wish you good luck in your future endeavours!

April 18, 2019 We would like to congratulate Alberto Prud’homme and Amit Gour who received best poster awards at the LACIME Annual Congress among 35 participants.    Alberto achieved 1sr place for the master’s students competition, while Amit Gour received the 3rd place for the PhD students competition. The work on MEMS resonator by Alberto

March 19, 2019 In recent years, there has been a growing interest in piezoelectric micromachined ultrasonic transducers (PMUTs) as an alternative to conventional transducers for ultrasound imaging. These transducers offer many advantages in terms of cost, size, and efficiency. This is a summary of two recent publications in the field. Read More

November 29, 2018 Interview with Frédéric Nabki, professor at ETS in Electrical Engineering and founder of SPARK Microsystems. Through our interview, we will focus on a study launched by Propulsion Québec, on the development of the lithium-ion battery industry in Quebec. Our guest will talk to us about the efficiency of these batteries. We will

June 26, 2018 Prof. Michaël Ménard and Reflex Photonics are proud to announce that they will collaborate to build on the technological advantages of silicon photonics (SiP) for optical transceivers. Reflex Photonics and UQAM have signed a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Engage research agreement to explore the use of SiP in their next