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# Our research is sponsored by National Science Foundation, Office of Naval Research, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), DoD HPC Modernization Program, AFOSR/AFRL Center of Excellence, Army SBIR, Navy STTR, Nokia Corporation, VERUS Research, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, CST-Computer Simulation Technology, and DSO National Laboratories.
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Welcome to the Advanced Computational Electromagnetics (ACEM) Group (PI: Prof. Zhen Peng) at ECE Illinois, UIUC. Our rudimentary research is the pursuit of mathematical and computational models that enable the prediction and discovery of classical and quantum electrodynamic phenomena. These models will allow for the design and optimization of novel electromagnetic systems at unprecedented scales, and contribute through education to the advancement of understanding. Welcome to the Advanced Computational Electromagnetics (ACEM) Group (PI: Prof. Zhen Peng) at ECE Illinois, UIUC. Our rudimentary research is the pursuit of mathematical and computational models that enable the prediction and discovery of classical and quantum electrodynamic phenomena. These models will allow for the design and optimization of novel electromagnetic systems at unprecedented scales, and contribute through education to the advancement of understanding.
Our research is sponsored by National Science Foundation, Office of Naval Research, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), DoD HPC Modernization Program, AFOSR/AFRL Center of Excellence, Army SBIR, Navy STTR, Nokia Corporation, VERUS Research, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, CST-Computer Simulation Technology, and DSO National Laboratories.
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