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Bal Govind, M.S. ’24, Ph.D. ’26, holds a first-of-its-kind “microwave brain” microchip engineered at Cornell to compute on ultra-fast data and wireless signals, and encode information into its own language for applications in satellite and drone communications.

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Charissa King-O'Brien

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