Ph.D. RA openings in VLSI Lab at OSU
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Prof. Xinmiao Zhang is looking for highly-motivated Ph.D. students to join the VLSI System Architecture Lab (vlsiArc.engineering.osu.edu) at the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering of The Ohio State University in Spring or Fall 2021. Our graduate program is ranked at 22th in the most recent US News ranking.
The research of our lab spans the areas of digital storage and communications, hardware architecture design, security, and signal processing. Our research translates theoretical advancements to highly efficient practical implementations through integrated algorithmic and architectural optimizations. The focuses of current research include coding schemes and system architecture design for next-generation memories and digital communications, hardware security, post-quantum cryptography, and machine learning. As it has been proved from Dr. Zhang's academic and industry experience, such research leads to novel techniques and designs that have great impacts on practical systems. Students in this research area are highly valued by both academic institutes and high-tech companies.
Good math and analytical background is required. Prior experience on error-correcting coding, cryptography, security, or related topics is preferred. Interested students may send CV and transcript in pdf to zhang.8952 at osu.edu
The research of our lab spans the areas of digital storage and communications, hardware architecture design, security, and signal processing. Our research translates theoretical advancements to highly efficient practical implementations through integrated algorithmic and architectural optimizations. The focuses of current research include coding schemes and system architecture design for next-generation memories and digital communications, hardware security, post-quantum cryptography, and machine learning. As it has been proved from Dr. Zhang's academic and industry experience, such research leads to novel techniques and designs that have great impacts on practical systems. Students in this research area are highly valued by both academic institutes and high-tech companies.
Good math and analytical background is required. Prior experience on error-correcting coding, cryptography, security, or related topics is preferred. Interested students may send CV and transcript in pdf to zhang.8952 at osu.edu
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