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Kaveh Pezeshki

Observed name: Pezeshki, Kaveh
Institution: Stanford University
ORCID: 0000-0003-4363-185X
Observed ORCID: 0000-0003-4363-185X
OpenAlex ID: A5045969210
Quantum jumps of sound
2026 · Takuma Makihara, Erik Szakiel, et al. · Science · 1
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Data and Code for "Quantum Jumps of Sound"
2026 · Makihara, Takuma, Szakiel, Erik, et al. · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 1
Three-wave-mixing element with quantum paraelectric materials
2026 · Eric I. Rosenthal, Christopher S. Wang, et al. · Physical Review Applied · 1
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A Board and Projects for an FPGA/Microcontroller-Based Embedded Systems Lab
2020 · Kaveh Pezeshki, Caleb Norfleet, et al. · ACM Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI (GLSVLSI) · 1
Millisecond phonon lifetimes in piezoelectric nanomechanical resonators
2026 · Oliver A. Hitchcock, Matthew P. Maksymowych, et al. · Nature Nanotechnology
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Infographic showing the layered hierarchy of computer systems from application software down to physics.This infographic presents a top-to-bottom stack that explains how higher-level software depends on lower-level hardware and physical principles. The sections, in reading order from top to bottom, are: Application Software, Operating Systems, Architecture, Microarchitecture, Logic, Digital Circuits, Analog Circuits, Devices and Physics. Application Software includes a small code-style callout that reads greater than "hello world!". Operating Systems is paired with a laptop icon to represent the computer environment that runs applications. Architecture is illustrated with a block-like layout suggesting system organization. Microarchitecture is shown with two vertical blocks connected by two-way arrows, indicating internal data movement between components. Logic is represented by a rectangular logic block containing a plus sign. Digital Circuits is paired with a logic gate icon. Analog Circuits is paired with an operational amplifier symbol that includes plus and minus inputs. Devices is paired with a transistor-like schematic symbol. Physics is paired with an atom icon, indicating the physical foundation underlying electronic devices.Linux
2026 · Noah Boorstin, Ben Bracker, et al. · Elsevier eBooks
A Simplified Arm Processor for VLSI Education
2020 · Noah Boorstin, Veronica Cortes, et al. · ACM Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI (GLSVLSI)
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