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The dissertation defense shall consist of two consecutive parts. The first part, which shall be open to anyone interested, will consist of an oral presentation of approximately one-hour in length, in the style of a research seminar. An announcement will appear in the weekly Seminar Notices. The second part will consist of detailed questioning ...
The Thesis/Dissertation
The dissertation may be presented as a single monograph resulting in a major publication, or as (typically) a minimum of three first-authored scientific papers. One or more of the papers should be published, accepted for publication, or be in submission. The collected paper option does not imply that any combination of papers would be acceptable.
Dissertation and Completion
Forming a Dissertation Committee. The Physics Department requires a 4-member Yale faculty committee plus an outside reader to approve a dissertation and defense for graduation. The core committee and DGS must approve the additional members prior to the student inviting the final faculty and outside reader to join their dissertation committee.
Dissertation defense
Dissertation defense . Once the Defense Committee is chosen and approved by the DGS, it is the student's responsibility to set the date, time and place for the defense at a time convenient to all members of the Committee. ... The outside reader must be someone outside of Yale who has had no involvement with the student's research and who ...
PDF Preparing and defending the dissertation prospectus
The prospectus should be prepared in consultation with the student's dissertation supervisor and at least two other scholars (one of whom must be a regular member of the Department faculty). These scholars shall constitute the prospectus defense committee, to which the student must present a written version of about 2000-2500
Dissertation Submission
Dissertation submission deadlines: March 15 for spring degree conferral in May/June, 5:00 pm. October 1 for fall degree conferral in December, 5:00 pm. A pdf of your dissertation may be submitted using the degree petition page in the Dissertation Progress Reporting and Submission (DPRS) site at any time within the academic year.
Hugh Xiao Dissertation Defense
Hugh Xiao Dissertation Defense. Departments: Applied Physics, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical & Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science. Time: Monday, April 1, 2024 - 9:00am - 11:00am. Defense Abstract: Tissues and bodily fluids undergo continuous changes as a ...
PDF DISSERTATION DEFENSE FORM
DISSERTATION DEFENSE FORM . Student _____ SID _____ Director(s) _____ ... This form must be signed by the student and by all readers of the dissertation. It should be returned to the Director of Graduate Studies c/o the Graduate Registrar, HGS 236.
PDF DISSERTATION DEFENSE FORM
DISSERTATION TITLE: _ _____ ____ _____ This form must be signed by the student and by all readers of the disserta on and returned to the DGS via the Graduate Registrar, HQ 215. ... DISSERTATION DEFENSE DATE: _____ Author: Kaufman, Marcy Created Date: 5/9/2024 9:45:13 AM ...
Dissertation Defense: Yiqi Wang
Wednesday, August 2, 2023 - 10:00am. Advisor: Prof. Jack Harris
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In this thesis, we explore the Hamiltonian engineering techniques, geared towards realizing the required interactions for a promising class of hardware efficient QEC codes, namely Schrödinger cat codes.
Dissertation Defense: Vladimir Sivak, Yale University, "Quantum Error
In this thesis defense, starting with a brief introduction to the principles of QEC, I will explain the ideas behind this experiment, and how it fits into a broader effort of the quantum information community. Thesis Advisor: Michel Devoret ([email protected])
Home » Calendar » Dissertation Defense: Aritra Ghosh, Astronomy Department, Yale University, ... Dissertation Defense: Aritra Ghosh, Astronomy Department, Yale University, "Investigating Galaxy Morphology in Large Surveys Using Novel Machine Learning Frameworks" Event time: Monday, July 31, 2023 - 12:30pm to 1:30pm. Location:
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The student supplies the Registrar with a poster for their dissertation defense, which the Registrar will distribute. A dissertation generally consists of at least 3 publishable units ... Each dissertation must be formally read by at least three Readers, at least two of whom must be members of the Yale Graduate School Faculty (this includes all ...
Dissertation Defense: Yiqi Wang, Department of Applied Physics, Yale
Home » Calendar » Dissertation Defense: Yiqi Wang, Department of Applied Physics, ... Yale University, "Manipulating and Measuring States of a Superfluid Optomechanical Resonator in the Quantum Regime" Event time: Wednesday, August 2, 2023 - 10:00am to 11:00am. Location: 17 Hillhouse Avenue HLH17, Yale Quantum Institute - Seminar Room See ...
Physics Dissertation Defense: Xinyi Chen, Yale University
Dark energy and cosmic inflation are two enigmas in fundamental physics. We have a wide range of theoretical models for these two enigmas and we need precise observational constraints to discriminate among these models. For dark energy, the most prominent observational probe is the baryon acoustic oscillation (BAO) technique that maps the expansion history; for inflation, primordial non ...
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In this thesis, we aim to leverage this geometric knowledge to create scalable and interpretable models to understand this data. Encoding geometric priors into neural network and graph models allows us to characterize the models' solutions as they relate to the fields of graph signal processing and optimal transport.
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Dissertation Defense - Yishu Zhou. Dissertation Title: "Developing Electro-Optomechanical Systems for Novel Silicon Photonic Devices". Abstract: The ability to manipulate and control light through photonic integrated circuits (PICs) has enabled transformative advances in classical and quantum computation, communications, imaging, and sensing.
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Dissertation Defense - Irene Li. Event time: Wednesday, February 16, 2022 - 12:00pm. Location: Zoom Presentation See map. Event description: Dissertation Defense. Irene Li. Title: Neural Graph Transfer Learning in Natural Language Processing Tasks.
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Dissertation Defense - Matthew Amodio. Event time: Tuesday, March 8, 2022 - 3:00pm. Location: Zoom Presentation See map. Event description: Dissertation Defense. Matthew Amodio. Title: Deep Learning for Embedding and Integrating Multimodal Biomedical Data.
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Tuesday, October 24, 2023 - 9:00am. Department: Applied Physics
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Dissertation Defense - Lang Zhang. TITLE: Maximal Heat and Light Extraction from the Optical Near Field. ABSTRACT: The optical near field comprises large-amplitude evanescent waves that, through suitable interactions with patterned materials, can be harnessed and utilized for optical imaging, microscopy, thermophotovoltaics, and optical ...
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Dissertation Defense - Ning Luo. Software and hardware can often exhibit undesirable behaviors, which can lead to catastrophic consequences. Formal methods offer a vast collection of techniques to analyze and verify these systems mathematically to ensure the correctness, robustness, and safety of software and hardware systems against a ...
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The dissertation defense shall consist of two consecutive parts. The first part, which shall be open to anyone interested, will consist of an oral presentation of approximately one-hour in length, in the style of a research seminar. An announcement will appear in the weekly Seminar Notices. The second part will consist of detailed questioning ...
The dissertation may be presented as a single monograph resulting in a major publication, or as (typically) a minimum of three first-authored scientific papers. One or more of the papers should be published, accepted for publication, or be in submission. The collected paper option does not imply that any combination of papers would be acceptable.
Forming a Dissertation Committee. The Physics Department requires a 4-member Yale faculty committee plus an outside reader to approve a dissertation and defense for graduation. The core committee and DGS must approve the additional members prior to the student inviting the final faculty and outside reader to join their dissertation committee.
Dissertation defense . Once the Defense Committee is chosen and approved by the DGS, it is the student's responsibility to set the date, time and place for the defense at a time convenient to all members of the Committee. ... The outside reader must be someone outside of Yale who has had no involvement with the student's research and who ...
The prospectus should be prepared in consultation with the student's dissertation supervisor and at least two other scholars (one of whom must be a regular member of the Department faculty). These scholars shall constitute the prospectus defense committee, to which the student must present a written version of about 2000-2500
Dissertation submission deadlines: March 15 for spring degree conferral in May/June, 5:00 pm. October 1 for fall degree conferral in December, 5:00 pm. A pdf of your dissertation may be submitted using the degree petition page in the Dissertation Progress Reporting and Submission (DPRS) site at any time within the academic year.
Hugh Xiao Dissertation Defense. Departments: Applied Physics, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical & Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science. Time: Monday, April 1, 2024 - 9:00am - 11:00am. Defense Abstract: Tissues and bodily fluids undergo continuous changes as a ...
DISSERTATION DEFENSE FORM . Student _____ SID _____ Director(s) _____ ... This form must be signed by the student and by all readers of the dissertation. It should be returned to the Director of Graduate Studies c/o the Graduate Registrar, HGS 236.
DISSERTATION TITLE: _ _____ ____ _____ This form must be signed by the student and by all readers of the disserta on and returned to the DGS via the Graduate Registrar, HQ 215. ... DISSERTATION DEFENSE DATE: _____ Author: Kaufman, Marcy Created Date: 5/9/2024 9:45:13 AM ...
Wednesday, August 2, 2023 - 10:00am. Advisor: Prof. Jack Harris
In this thesis, we explore the Hamiltonian engineering techniques, geared towards realizing the required interactions for a promising class of hardware efficient QEC codes, namely Schrödinger cat codes.
In this thesis defense, starting with a brief introduction to the principles of QEC, I will explain the ideas behind this experiment, and how it fits into a broader effort of the quantum information community. Thesis Advisor: Michel Devoret ([email protected])
Home » Calendar » Dissertation Defense: Aritra Ghosh, Astronomy Department, Yale University, ... Dissertation Defense: Aritra Ghosh, Astronomy Department, Yale University, "Investigating Galaxy Morphology in Large Surveys Using Novel Machine Learning Frameworks" Event time: Monday, July 31, 2023 - 12:30pm to 1:30pm. Location:
The student supplies the Registrar with a poster for their dissertation defense, which the Registrar will distribute. A dissertation generally consists of at least 3 publishable units ... Each dissertation must be formally read by at least three Readers, at least two of whom must be members of the Yale Graduate School Faculty (this includes all ...
Home » Calendar » Dissertation Defense: Yiqi Wang, Department of Applied Physics, ... Yale University, "Manipulating and Measuring States of a Superfluid Optomechanical Resonator in the Quantum Regime" Event time: Wednesday, August 2, 2023 - 10:00am to 11:00am. Location: 17 Hillhouse Avenue HLH17, Yale Quantum Institute - Seminar Room See ...
Dark energy and cosmic inflation are two enigmas in fundamental physics. We have a wide range of theoretical models for these two enigmas and we need precise observational constraints to discriminate among these models. For dark energy, the most prominent observational probe is the baryon acoustic oscillation (BAO) technique that maps the expansion history; for inflation, primordial non ...
In this thesis, we aim to leverage this geometric knowledge to create scalable and interpretable models to understand this data. Encoding geometric priors into neural network and graph models allows us to characterize the models' solutions as they relate to the fields of graph signal processing and optimal transport.
Dissertation Defense - Yishu Zhou. Dissertation Title: "Developing Electro-Optomechanical Systems for Novel Silicon Photonic Devices". Abstract: The ability to manipulate and control light through photonic integrated circuits (PICs) has enabled transformative advances in classical and quantum computation, communications, imaging, and sensing.
Dissertation Defense - Irene Li. Event time: Wednesday, February 16, 2022 - 12:00pm. Location: Zoom Presentation See map. Event description: Dissertation Defense. Irene Li. Title: Neural Graph Transfer Learning in Natural Language Processing Tasks.
Dissertation Defense - Matthew Amodio. Event time: Tuesday, March 8, 2022 - 3:00pm. Location: Zoom Presentation See map. Event description: Dissertation Defense. Matthew Amodio. Title: Deep Learning for Embedding and Integrating Multimodal Biomedical Data.
Tuesday, October 24, 2023 - 9:00am. Department: Applied Physics
Dissertation Defense - Lang Zhang. TITLE: Maximal Heat and Light Extraction from the Optical Near Field. ABSTRACT: The optical near field comprises large-amplitude evanescent waves that, through suitable interactions with patterned materials, can be harnessed and utilized for optical imaging, microscopy, thermophotovoltaics, and optical ...
Dissertation Defense - Ning Luo. Software and hardware can often exhibit undesirable behaviors, which can lead to catastrophic consequences. Formal methods offer a vast collection of techniques to analyze and verify these systems mathematically to ensure the correctness, robustness, and safety of software and hardware systems against a ...