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Currently, we are focusing on the design of domain-specific SoC for various applications such as intelligent computing devices, biomedical systems, and communication systems. In detail, computer architecture, SoC design, signal processing algorithm with optimized VLSI implementation are our main research topics.
Latest News
[2024.03] We have one graduate student joining our group this spring. Welcome aboard Na Hyeon!
[2024.01] Sohyeon’s paper entitled “Dynamic Resource Management in Reconfigurable SoC for Multi-Tenancy Support” has been accepted for presentation in IEEE ISCAS 2024.
[2024.01] Sunyoung’s paper entitled “Algorithm-Hardware Co-Design for Wearable BCIs: an Evolution from Linear Algebra to Transformers” has been accepted for presentation in IEEE ISCAS 2024.
[2023.11] Jihye’s paper entitled “A Programmable Crypto-Processor for NIST PQC Standardization Based on RISC-V Architecture” has been accepted for publication in Sensors.
[2023.11] Sunyoung’s paper entitled “PA-2SBF: Pattern-Adaptive Two-Stage Bloom Filter for Run-time Memory Diagnostic Data Compression in Automotive SoCs” has been accepted as a regular paper in DATE 2024.
[2023.10] Hana’s paper entitled “Complexity-Aware Layer-Wise Mixed-Precision Schemes with SQNR-Based Fast Analysis” has been accepted for publication in IEEE Access.
[2023.10] Prof. Kim joined the IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems-II: Express Briefs (IEEE TCAS-II) Editorial Board as an Associate Editor.
[2023.08] Hyunji’s paper entitled “A DRAM Bandwidth-Scalable Sparse Matrix-Vector Multiplication Accelerator with 89% Bandwidth Utilization Efficiency for Large Sparse Matrix” has been accepted for presentation in IEEE A-SSCC.
[2023.06] Prof. Kim received IEEE/IEIE Joint Award for IT Young Scientist and Engineer. The award committee cited Prof. Kim’s contributions to VLSI signal processing and domain-specific processors.
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We are actively looking for self-motivated students who are interested in AI processor, CPU microarchitecture, SoCs, and embedded system designs.
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