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Bram wins EE educational awardScintilla, the study association of EE, each year organizes the award cermony for the VAUXHALL, which is the acronym for "Valuable Award for University's most eXperienced, Helpful, Appealing and Lustrous Lecturers" (if you wonder where that strange name comes from, it might help that before the EE program switched to English, it was called OPEL, which was an acronym for "Onderwijs Prijs EL"). The award ceremony was fully online this year, consisting of a live Youtube stream in combination with several Teams meetings with a competitive edge. It was a great show, kudos to the VAUXHALL committee. Last but not least, the award was won by Bram Nauta. Congratulations Bram!
Mon 23 Nov 2020
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Als je niet weet hoe het werkt, ga je geloven wat de eerste de beste mafkees roept.You might have heard about the theory that coronavirus vaccinations will contain a chip that will be used to track you through the 5G network and alter your DNA. When you don't know anything about ICs this might sound plausible. But at the ICD group we do know about ICs. We design them and we do research in wireless communication. Bram Nauta was interviewed by the newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad to give his input to the discussion. It's in Dutch, but the gist of it roughly translates to "If you don't know how it works, you can believe any idiot's theory". Story here.
Mon 9 Nov 2020
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