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I am a Ph. D
student in the School
of Engineering and Applied Sciences
at
Harvard
University. My research interests include computer
architectures and VLSI design. I am currently working with Prof.
David Brooks and Prof.
Gu-Yeon Wei.
Before I
came to Harvard, I got my Bachelors degree from Fudan
Univeristy in China, and Masters degree from Stony
Brook University at New York. I also spent three years
working as a full time digital IC and ASIC designer at several
companies.
My current
research focuses
on joint computer
architecture, CAD, and circuit solutions that are aware of upcoming
design challenges such as process, temperature and voltage
variations in nano-scale era. I
am also looking for novel methodologies for early stage performance
and power modeling of modern microprocessors.
Looking forward, I hope to conduct advanced research in the area of
variation tolerant circuits and microarchitecture, variation aware
and self-adaptable embedded systems, VLSI circuits, architectures and
EDA tools for the nano-scale computing systems, multi-core architectures and
underlying application specific circuits for biology and scientific applications
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