I am a second year Electrical and Computer Engineering PhD student at Princeton. I am advised by Prof. David Wentzlaff and work with 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 am supported by Princeton’s Gordon Y. S. Wu Fellowship and the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
Research Interests
I am interested in computer architecture research related to building chips: how can chip architectures be designed to be easier to realize on silicon and have faster time-to-market given a secretive semicondutor IP industry and vulnerable semiconductor manufacturing supply chains?
I am further interested in the future trends of chip architecture where finanical costs and manufacturing times are reduced and (potentially) reach zero.
I also work on the DECADES Project