Yung-Chin (Jim) Chen 陳永縉

I am a third-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 lies at the intersection of algorithms, architecture, and circuits for efficient machine learning, with interests spanning in-memory computing (IMC), LLM quantization, ML systems and accelerators, and computer architecture. I’m always happy to chat about research ideas or potential collaborations. Feel free to reach out!

Outside of research, I enjoy a variety of sports—I play baseball, table tennis, and squash, and recently started learning tennis and bouldering. I also enjoy solving puzzles and reading novels.

Here is my CV.