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SUMMARY:Batteries beyond Power Supplies - Liang He - University of Colorad
 o Denver
DTSTART:20231201T130000Z
DTEND:20231201T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:This talk will present our recent research on Cyber-Physical S
 ystems (CPS) and the Internet of Things (IoT)\, covering on two closely re
 lated research concepts originating from batteries. The first concept invo
 lves the traditional use of batteries as power supplies. For this\, this t
 alk will introduce a set of relaxation-assisted battery management solutio
 ns to enhance the performance of mobile device batteries by allowing them 
 to rest when possible. The second research theme explores a novel concept 
 of utilizing batteries as sensors and actuators to improve system monitori
 ng and control. We will showcase this through a battery-enabled cybersecur
 ity management system for vehicles and discuss its broader applications ac
 ross various platforms\, including satellites and industrial control syste
 ms. The talk will conclude by highlighting several future research directi
 ons.\n\nDr. Liang He is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colora
 do Denver (CU-Denver)\, CO\, USA. Prior to joining CU-Denver\, he worked a
 s a research fellow at the University of Michigan (2015-2017) and Singapor
 e University of Technology and Design (2012-2014). Dr. He's research focus
 es on cyber-physical systems and internet-of-things\, with applications to
  batteries\, vehicles\, and manufacturing systems. He has authored over 10
 0 research papers published in premier academic conferences such as ACM Mo
 biCom\, MobiSys\, SenSys\, UbiComp\, and journals like Proceedings of IEEE
  and TMC. Dr. He is the inventor of 15 US and international patents. He ha
 s contributed as a Technical Program Committee (TPC) member for various ac
 ademic conferences\, including ICCPS\, IoTDI\, and e-Energy. Additionally\
 , he serves as an Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Syst
 ems.
LOCATION:FW11\, William Gates Building. Zoom link: https://cl-cam-ac-uk.zo
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