Yung-Chin (Jim) Chen 陳永縉

I am a first-year ECE Ph.D. student at Princeton University working in Verma Lab, advised by Prof. Naveen Verma. I completed my undergrad in EE from National Taiwan University and am honored to be recognized as an honorary member of Phi Tau Phi Scholastic Society, awarded to the top 1% of college graduates. I have had the privilege to work in the Energy-Efficient Circuits and Systems Lab, NTU, advised by Prof. Tsung-Te Liu, and the Computing and Sensing Group, Keio (Japan), advised by Prof. Kentaro Yoshioka.

My research interests span energy-efficient Neural Network Processing and AI acceleration, with a particular focus on Memory-Centric Architectures and In-memory Computing Circuits. I am also interested in Neural Network Algorithms and Computer Architectures.

Here is my CV.