Welcome to Asma Naseri Rad, new PhD student at SDU Microelectronics
SDU Microelectronics welcomes Asma Naseri Rad as a new PhD student. Her research focuses on faster and more energy-efficient hardware for neural network acceleration.
SDU Microelectronics is pleased to welcome Asma Naseri Rad as a new PhD student. We look forward to working with her.
Research focus
Asma’s research focuses on developing faster and more energy-efficient hardware for neural network acceleration. Her work covers:
- reversible computing techniques to improve memory and energy efficiency
- energy-efficient circuit design
- practical implementation and evaluation of computational hardware for AI acceleration
Welcome to the team, Asma!