Lin Zhong

ECE Assistant Professor
Rice University

Review of Research Interests and a Look into the Future

This presentation first summarizes past projects, which include high-level IC power modeling and optimization with an emphasis on interconnects, energy analysis of mobile device user interfaces, mobile device power management based on human factors, and synthesis of resonant-tunneling diodes (RTDs) based circuits. The talk then presents several ongoing projects in collaboration with AT&T Labs and Microsoft Research: energy-aware multimedia messaging for mobile users, RFID-based location service with privacy protection, and Smart-phone-based body sensor networks and its user interfaces. It also outlines our interest in computing based on nanotechnologies, especially carbon nanotubes.
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
10:15a.m. - Duncan Hall, McMurtry Auditorium
Rice University
* Biography:

Lin Zhong recently joined ECE. He received his BS and MS from Tsinghua University in 1998 and 2000 and received a PhD from Princeton University in 2005. He has worked with NEC Labs America, and with Microsoft Research. Zhong received the AT&T Asian-Pacific Leadership Award 2001 and the Harold W. Dodds Princeton University Honorific Fellowship for 2004-2005. Zhong's research interests include pervasive computing system design, power analysis and optimization of IC and system architecture and CAD for nanotechnology-based computing, and human-computer interaction.

ECE Affiliates Meeting - Afternoon Session



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