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Summary By exploiting recently discovered analogies between acoustics, nonlinear waves, and quantum mechanics, this research will create the foundations for a path to promising and validating modes
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. Department of Energy (DOE) scientific mission. We conduct research in emerging computing paradigms such as neuromorphic, analog, and quantum computing. We collaborate with other groups across ORNL, as
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years. You have a strong interest and background in analog and mixed-signal electronics design, low-noise amplification, front-end readout for photodetectors, and/or precision instrumentation
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: • Relevant research/work experience and demonstrated competencies in analog / mixed-signal circuit design; • Strong skills in utilizing electrical characterization equipment are needed; • Strong skills in
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will support Prof. Yuping Zeng with the frontier of analog circuit design, implementation and characterization, preferably for neuromorphic computing with emerging devices. Major Responsibilities: Plays
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-static and Quasi-static simulations) Discrete electronic design (Analog and digital design using COTS, schematic and layout design, microcontroller programming, PCB prototyping) Experimental data analysis
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beyond conventional binary "bits" toward multi-level and analog memory systems that enable richer information encoding. A major thrust of the group is the development of in-memory and physical computing