September 17, 2016 WHY HAS MY TELEPHONE EXPLODED? A month ago, Samsung thought to take Apple short and put on the market the Galaxy Note7, quickly crowned “best Android phone ever built”. After dozens of these wonders exploded, sometimes in their owner’s pocket or car, the South Korean giant had to resolve the unthinkable: recall …
May 19, 2016 The research partnership of AEPONYX and UQAM instills the development of a novel and green platform capable of supporting the growth of the next generation fibre optic access networks and of the mega scale data centers of the new economy. The approach involves the combination of silicon photonics and micromechanical systems to …
The research partnership of AEPONYX and UQAM wins a prestigious 2016 ADRIQ award Read More »
February 26, 2016 Dominic Deslandes and Frederic Nabki, professors of UQAM are working on the Spark Radio, a wireless transceiver that is more than 10 times more efficient than any existing technology and increases the efficiency of wireless communications, increases the battery life of devices and reduces communication latency by an order of magnitude. Video (french)
February 15, 2016 Frédéric Nabki holds a Bachelor’s Degree (2003) and a PhD in Electrical Engineering (2010) from McGill University. He is a professor in the Department of Computer Science since 2008, where he teaches microelectronics engineering. Since there were no graduate programs in this field at UQAM, Frédéric Nabki took part, from the very …
October 12, 2015 In partnership with UQAM, the team is helping to develop an adaptive puck they hope will make blind hockey a Paralympic sport. The tin can has its shortcomings: it doesn’t make noise unless it’s in motion, it doesn’t make noise in the air, and it often only lasts about 15 minutes. UQAM …
Montreal hockey team and UQAM develop puck for visually impaired Read More »
Tuesday September 27th at 10:00 am Professor Michaël Ménard will present a novel photoreceiver architecture that enables the processing of high speed optical signals with electronic circuits operating at a much lower frequency than the optical modulation.
September 23, 2015 Frédéric Nabki, Mounir Boukadoum and Michaël Ménard, as well as students Alexis Albe, Félix-Antoine Leclerc, Mohamed Moharrem and Philip Sheldon, had to ensure that the circuits, batteries and loudspeakers, are sufficiently compact to be incorporated into the puck. Mission accomplished, since the whole was miniaturized inside a device of 3 cm of …
A research project led by Professor Ricardo Izquierdo with Professor Frederic Nabki as a collaborator from Micro² is one of Quebec’s 34 research infrastructure projects selected under the 2015 Innovation Competition of the Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI). Entitled “Platform for design, characterization and integration of nanoscale devices in microsystems,” the project received a total …
Funding for an Infrastructure to Develop Microsystems and Nanotechnologies Read More »
UQAM, Aeponyx, NSERC and Aligo Innovation: an ambitious technological collaboration in the telecommunications sector March 9, 2015 – Michaël Ménard and Frédéric Nabki, professors in the Computer Science Department of the Faculty of Science at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), and their partner Aeponyx are launching a project that addresses the challenges posed by telecommunications network congestion. Caused by an increase in the …
Ambitious Technological Collaboration in the Telecommunications Sector Read More »
