August Ning

August Ning


Email: aning [🌀] princeton [⏺] edu
Twitter: @ataugustning
Linkedin: @atning

I am a senior PhD candidate in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Princeton University. I am advised by Prof. David Wentzlaff in the Princeton Parallel Group.

I did my undergrad at Duke in Electrical and Computer Engineering. I was advised by Prof. Krishnendu Chakrabarty and his graduate students and conducted research on VLSI testing.

I spent summer 2023 interning at AMD Research, mentored by Yasuko Eckert.

I am supported by Princeton’s Gordon Y. S. Wu Fellowship and the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program.


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My research focuses on computer architecture and systems under (very broadly defined) economics constraints. I am interested in how factors such as semiconductor manufacturing, economic trends, and policies/regulations ultimately affect chip and system designs.

Closer to traditional computer architecture, I am interested in sustainability, chiplet architectures, software-hardware co-design (DECADES Project) and sys for ML (SAIL@Princeton).

Additionally, I am passionate about building research and student communities. I serve on the Computer Architecture Student Association steering committee and I am the graduate liason for Princeton ACM. I am also a resident graduate student at Whitman College. If you’re ever in the Princeton area or meet me at a conference, please reach out and say hello!


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