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Join eLab

We are interested in working with motivated students who are excited about energy-efficient computing systems, computer architecture, embedded systems, chiplet-based design, AI/LLM acceleration, design automation, runtime systems, thermal modeling, wearable sensing, and hardware/software co-design.

Prospective graduate students, undergraduate researchers, and visiting students are encouraged to review our research areas, publications, and public releases to learn more about current projects.

Interested candidate should submit their CV to uogras@wisc.edu with the subject line “New eLab researcher”

Alumni

Post-Doctoral Researchers

  • Samet E. Arda — Data Engineer at Booz Allen Hamilton, working on scalable data engineering while previously researching heterogeneous scheduling and domain-specific SoC architectures.
  • Jaehyun Park — Professor at the University of Ulsan, working on low-power design, IoT systems, and energy-efficient edge computing.
  • Miao Sun — Joint postdoctoral researcher at Washington State University and UW–Madison/eLab, working on energy-efficient AI hardware, chiplet-based acceleration, and Mamba/LLM accelerator design.

Ph.D. Students

  • Jie Tong — Ph.D. 2025; Semiconductor Safety Engineer at NVIDIA, working on GPU-accelerated system design, RTL simulation, and network simulation systems.
  • Ahmet Alper Goksoy — Ph.D. 2024; Hardware Modeling Engineer at d-Matrix, working on AI hardware acceleration, task scheduling, and in-memory computing.
  • Toygun Basaklar — Ph.D. 2024; Machine Learning Engineer at Apple, working on LLMs, GenAI, reinforcement learning, and low-power algorithm design.
  • Yiğit Tuncel — Ph.D. 2023; at Apple, working on low-power wearable and edge-AI systems for health-monitoring applications.
  • Anish Nallamur Krishnakumar — Ph.D. 2022; Principal Engineer at Arm, working on power analysis, heterogeneous computing, and domain-specific SoCs.
  • Sizhe An — Ph.D. 2023; Research Scientist at Meta Reality Labs, working on multimodal sensing, 3D human representation, and smart healthcare algorithms.
  • Sumit K. Mandal — Ph.D. 2022; Assistant Professor at IISc and lead of the Future Computing Systems group, working on networks-on-chip, ML accelerators, and heterogeneous SoC power management.
  • Ganapati Bhat — Ph.D. 2020; Raymond and Beverly Lorenz Distinguished Assistant Professor at Washington State University, working on wearable IoT, energy harvesting, and mobile health systems.
  • Ujjwal Gupta — Ph.D. 2018; Server Power Management Architect at Intel, working on flexible hybrid electronics and dynamic power management for multiprocessor SoCs.

M.S. Students

Undergraduate Researchers

  • Yucheng Huang – UW–Madison undergraduate researcher; continuing to the Ph.D. at UW–Madison.
  • Samuel Schiedermayer – UW–Madison undergraduate researcher.
  • Abrahm Coury – ASU/eLab NSF REU researcher.
  • Pragathi Gopal – eLab undergraduate researcher supported by NSF.
  • Audrey Mendez – ASU undergraduate researcher.
  • Hongquy Nguyen – ASU alumnus with an M.S. in Computer Science focused on cybersecurity.
  • Alexandra Porter – ASU undergraduate researcher.
  • Eric Qin – ASU/eLab undergraduate researcher.
  • Nicholas Tran – ASU/eLab undergraduate researcher.

High School Students

High School students

Every summer, high school students join eLab to gain research experience. Send an email or check out the high school research programs at UW–Madison if you are interested.