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Education Washington University in St. Louis B.S., M.S. 1992, 1993 Research & Teaching
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Information related to using cell phones for ultrasound and the open source ultrasound SDK, please see the ultrasound research page. In 2007, Mr. Zar helped found Blendics, a St. Louis-based startup working on asynchronous design methodologies and metastability. Since 1993 Mr. Zar has been involved in telecommunications and medical ultrasound research. He teaches Computer Engineering classes in his spare time. Mr. Zar was also the Technical Support Contact for the Mentor Graphics Higher Education Program. In this position, he has developed standard cell libraries for multiple technologies for use within the university community for teaching and research. |
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Metastability and Asynchronous Circuit Systems with BLENDICS, INC | |||||||||||||
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W.D. Richard, D.M. Zar, E.L. LaPresto, and C.P. Steiner, "A Low-Cost PCI-Bus-Based Ultrasound System for Use in Image-Guided Neurosurgery," Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics, vol. 23, no. 5, Sept.-Oct. 1999. W.D. Richard, D.E. Taylor, and D.M. Zar, "A Capstone Computer Engineering Design Course," IEEE Transactions on Education, vol. 42, pp. 288-294, Nov. 1999. |
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Patents
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| 7,243,255: Design of instantaneously restartable clocks and their use such as in connecting clocked subsystems using clockless sequencing networks |
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