Research at a Glance
LPiNS Laboratory’s research goal is to innovate low-power algorithms design methods to model and design energy-efficient integrated circuits and computer architectures from processing elements to memories. Foundational and applied work extends across diverse audiences and applications, from biomedical device innovation to in-memory device architecture re-design. Our research topics can be illustrated in a matrix format. The core research objective is building energy-efficient hardware components, systems, and architectures utilizing low-power circuit methods and current technological trends. Our applications and passion lie in crafting solutions that transcend boundaries, benefiting human health and the environment. We are deeply committed to developing greener technology by innovating and developing mathematical and hardware models, resulting in low energy efficiency and consumption rates. This commitment should reassure you of our dedication to a sustainable future. We often ask ourselves…
“Can we do it better?”
Research Topics
Our research topics include design of integrated circuits (VLSI), computer architecture and biomedical instrumentation. We are a research laboratory consisting and collaborating with electrical and computer engineers, sensor architects, computer scientists and healthcare professionals.