About the Lab

Welcome to Integrated Computing & Electronics Lab at Oregon State University!
We aim to co-design hardware and algorithms to realize energy-efficient intelligent computing systems. Our research scope spans electronic device & circuit, computer architecture, and neuromorphic algorithms to accomplish what requires synergy across multiple areas. Possible applications are, but not limited to, Neuromorphic Computing, In-Memory Computing, Ising Model, Physics-based Neural Network.

Please click through this site to find more information. We are always excited to meet motivated undergraduate and graduate students! Interested students are encouraged to contact us to discuss available projects.

Featured Research

Physics-based Neural Network

Investigate the internal physics of electronic devices for Deep learning

Compute-in-Memory with Emerging Memories

Memory-based AI Accelerators and Ising Machines.

Selected Publication

[1] "Efficient Data Processing using Tunable Entropy-Stabilized Oxide Memristors", Nature Electronics, 7, 466, 2024
[2] "TAXI: Traveling Salesman Problem Accelerator with X-bar-based Ising Macros Powered by SOT-MRAMs and Hierarchical Clustering", DAC'25: Proceedings of the 62nd ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference (In production), 2025
[3] "RN-Net: Reservoir Nodes-Enabled Neuromorphic Vision Sensing Network", Advanced Intelligent Systems, 2024
[4] "Columnar Learning Networks for Multisensory Spatiotemporal Learning", Advanced Intelligent Systems, 4, 11 2022
[5] "Tuning Resistive Switching Behavior by Controlling Internal Ionic Dynamics for Biorealistic Implementation of Synaptic Plasticity", Advanced Electronic Materials, 8, 8 2022