DET
Department of Electronics and Telecommunications
The Department of ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS (DET) is the point of reference in Politecnico di Torino for the following areas in the field of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT): telecommunications, electronic devices, circuits, technologies and systems, electronic measurement and characterization techniques, as well as electronic bioengineering and mechatronics.
The Department promotes, coordinates and manages basic and applied research, training, technology transfer and services to the local community in the areas of electronics, electromagnetic fields, telecommunications, electronic bioengineering, electrical and electronic measurement, circuit theory, control and mechatronic engineering.
Department News
Unlock the Potentials of Large-Element-Spacing Antenna Arrays
2:00 PM at Sala Riunioni DIMEAS P3
International recognitions of our "Metrology" Talented Reaserchers
Congrats to Aurora Bellone for winning Best Poster at ICOP2024!
Understanding the Firearm Ecosystem in the U.S.
10:00 AM - DET "Maxwell" Room, Corso Castelfidardo 42/A, Torino
Colloquium on Nanodevices and Networks for Brain-Inspired Computing
14:45 - Energy Center Auditorium Politecnico di Torino
Det Talks: Dynamic Distributed Computing for Autonomous Vehicles
11:00 AM - Sala Maxwell, DET
Det Talks: Implantable Electronics for a High-Fidelity Artificial Retina
10:00 AM - Sala Conferenze "Luigi Ciminiera" (DAUIN) - Corso Castelfidardo 34/A, Torino
Visit to TIM Innovation Labs by ECE Students
On Tuesday, June 4th, a group of ECE students guided by Prof. Andrea Carena, visited TIM Innovation Labs in Torino.
Advanced R&D at ST Microelectronics on Silicon Photonics for Emerging Applications
Discover the new applications of STMicroelectronics' Silicon Photonics technologies PIC25G and PIC50G, such as Datacom transceivers, LiDAR, integrated optical gyroscopes, biosensors, and quantum cryptography.
15.00 - Sala Maxwell, DET, 5th Floor
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Stefano Grivet-Talocia receives a Strategic Research Grant from Intel
DET is proud to announce that Prof. Stefano Grivet-Talocia has received for the third consecutive year a Strategic Research Segment (SRS) Grant from Intel, to conduct collaborative research on numerical modeling of high-performance computing systems.