Research Summary
Welcome to Tianyu Wang Research Group in the Department of Electical and Computer Engineering at Boston University!
We are interested in investigating different forms of information processing that occur in natural and artificial physical systems, and explore their real-world applications in enhancing imaging, sensing, data communication, and AI computing systems. These unconventional physical processors involve one or more of the following paradigms:
- Analog and stochastic computing
- Neuromorphic computing
- Reservoir computing
- In-sensor processing
- In-memory computing
- Optical pre-processing and encoding
By combining these unconventional computing paradigms with different physical substrates, we seek to engineer computing, sensing, and imaging systems that surpass the speed and energy efficiency limit of traditional technologies based on solely on digital electronics.
Research Sponsors
We gratefully acknowledge the generous supports from all the external sponsors.
