An’s paper titled “Voltage-stacked GPUs: A Control Theory Driven Cross-Layer Solution for Practical Voltage Stacking in GPUs” is accepted by 51st IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture (MICRO).
Xin’s paper titled “AxTrain: Hardware-Oriented Neural Network Training for Approximate Inference” and Liu’s paper titled “NNest: Early-Stage Design Space Exploration Tool for Neural Network Inference Accelerators” are accepted by ISLPED 2018 ACM/IEEE International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design.
Xin’s paper titled “Joint Design of Training and Hardware Towards Efficient and Accuracy-Scalable Neural Network Inference” is accepted by IEEE Journal on Emerging and Selected Topics in Circuits and Systems.
Prof. Xuan ‘Silvia’ Zhang is recognized for her teaching efforts and receives Outstanding Teacher Award conferred by the Preston M. Green Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering in the School of Engineering & Applied Science at Washington University in St. Louis.
The bio-inspired low-cost autonomous robotic platform, also known as PiCar, is featured on HEC-TV. The platform is developed by a team of five Washington University students under the guidance of Prof. Xuan ‘Silvia’ Zhang and Prof. Humberto Gonzalez. In the interview, Prof. Zhang and the PiCar team introduced their motivation and the technology used in […]
An’s paper titled “Efficient and Reliable Power Delivery in Voltage-Stacked Manycore System with Hybrid Charge-Recycling Regulators” and Yunfei’s paper titled “SRAM Based Opportunistic Energy Efficiency Improvement in Dual-Supply Near-Threshold Processors” are accepted by Proceedings of the 54th Annual Design Automation Conference 2018. ACM, 2018
Prof. Zhang gives talk “Achieve End-to-End Energy Efficiency in Autonomous Robotics” at CSE591 Seminar, Washington University in St. Louis, November 1st, 2017, St. Louis, USA.
Prof. Xuan Zhang (PI) and Prof. Christopher Gill (co-PI), received $936,504 grants from National Science Foundation to work on “CPS: Medium: Modular Power Orchestration at the Meso-scale”, starting from 09/15/2017. Prof. Zhang and Prof. Gill are featured on the SEAS news where they talked about their research vision.
Prof. Xuan ‘Silvia’ Zhang wrote a guest column for VentureBeat on how “Insects are revealing how AI can work in society”
Prof. Zhang gives talk “The Quest for an Artificial Micro-robotic Brain” at Department of Electronic Engineering Seminar, Tsinghua University, June 7th, 2017, Beijing, China.
The WashU team, led by Prof. Xuan ‘Silvia’ Zhang, competed with 33 other international teams in Silk Road Robotics Innovations Competition held in Xi’an, China. The student robotic team comprises Adith Jagadish, Matthew Kollada, Meizhi Wang, William Luer and Andrew O’Sullivan, and their experience was featured on SEAS news here and here
Our DAC paper “Ivory: Early-stage design space exploration tool for integrated voltage regulators” is nominated by the Technical Program Committee as a DACBest Paper Candidate.
A co-authered paper “A Low Mass Power Electronics Unit to Drive Piezoelectric Actuators for Flying Microrobots” is accepted by IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics (2017).
Our paper titled “A Fully Integrated Battery-Powered System-on-Chip in 40-nm CMOS for Closed-Loop Control of Insect-Scale Pico-Aerial Vehicle” is accepted by IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits 52.9 (2017): 2374-2387
Prof. Xuan Zhang received grants of $175,000 from National Science Foundation to work on “CRII: SaTC: Investigation of Side-Channel Attack Vulnerability in Near-Threshold Computing Systems”, starting from 05/01/2017..
Prof. Xuan Zhang (PI), and Prof. Christopher Gill (co-PI), received grants from School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) Collaboration Initiation Grants (CIG), Washington University in St. Louis to work on “Hardware Software Co-Design for Malleable and Adaptive Power Flow Orchestration”, starting from 05/01/2017. Their research award is announced on SEAS news.
Dengxue Yan defended his master thesis titled “Cache Power Optimization Using Multiple Voltage Supplies to Exploit Read/Write Asymmetry” and joined Fortinet. Congratulations, Dengxue! Yunfei Gu defended his master thesis titled “Investigating Read/Write Aggregation to Exploit Power Reduction Opportunities Using Dual Supply Voltages” and worked on his Ph.D. at The University of Virginia. Congratulations, Yunfei! Zhuoer defended her […]
An Zou received DAC travel award Richard Newton Fellowship ($500). Xin He received DAC travel award Ph.D. Forum Travel Grant. Liu Ke received DAC travel award Richard Newton Young Fellow award ($500).
An’s paper titled “Ivory: Early-stage design space exploration tool for integrated voltage regulators” is accepted by Proceedings of the 54th Annual Design Automation Conference 2017. ACM, 2017
Sri Harsha’s paper titled “Variance-based digital logic for energy harvesting Internet-of-Things” is accepted by Circuits and Systems (ISCAS), 2017 IEEE International Symposium on. IEEE, 2017.