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| − | The group consists of [[Mustafa_Altun|'''Mustafa Altun''']] and his [[People|students]] in the [http://www.ehb.itu.edu.tr/index.php?lang=en Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering] at [http://www.itu.edu.tr/en/ Istanbul Technical University]. [[Research|'''Our research''']] focuses on circuit design and computing models for emerging nanoscale technologies, namely computational nanoelectronics. We also have a special interest in mathematical combinatorics and analog circuit design. In terms of [[Teaching|'''teaching''']], we offer courses spanning from digital | + | The group consists of [[Mustafa_Altun|'''Mustafa Altun''']] and his [[People|students]] in the [http://www.ehb.itu.edu.tr/index.php?lang=en Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering] at [http://www.itu.edu.tr/en/ Istanbul Technical University]. [[Research|'''Our research''']] focuses on circuit design and computing models for emerging nanoscale technologies, namely computational nanoelectronics. We also have a special interest in mathematical combinatorics and analog circuit design. In terms of [[Teaching|'''teaching''']], we offer courses spanning from digital/analog circuit design to computational nanoelectronics. |
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The group consists of Mustafa Altun and his students in the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at Istanbul Technical University. Our research focuses on circuit design and computing models for emerging nanoscale technologies, namely computational nanoelectronics. We also have a special interest in mathematical combinatorics and analog circuit design. In terms of teaching, we offer courses spanning from digital/analog circuit design to computational nanoelectronics.
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