Alec Aversa, a PhD candidate in electrical engineering, received a 2024 . Alec will continue his research at Drexel with in the Integrated Circuits and Electronics (ICE) Design and Analysis Laboratory while also working with an ARL-RAP advisor. Congratulations, Alec!
PhD candidate in electrical engineering
Faculty Mentor: Ioannis Savidis, PhD
Alec Aversa earned his BS in computer science and mathematics at Misericordia University, Dallas, PA. In 2021, Alec pursued his MS in computer engineering at 91制片厂. He completed this degree during his first year of PhD research. Alec's current research involves 3-D heterogeneous integrated circuit security, electronic design automation for machine learning and AI, and hardware security for 3-D Network-on-Chip architectures.
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