The E2S2C group, led by Professor Peter A. Beerel, has active research efforts spanning circuits, micro-architecture, and algorithms that target a variety of emerging areas in energy-efficient, secure, and sustainable computing. The group is guided by academic curiosity, integrity, and the spirit of collaboration to solve real-world problems using the wide array of mathematics that make up the foundation of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
The group’s current research projects include topics in machine-learning algorithm hardware co-design, superconducting electronics, hardware security, and asynchronous VLSI design. The group is also collaborating on multidisciplinary problems including various aspects of mitigating wildfires and enhancing robotics. The group is always searching for potential postdocs, new PhD students, as well as strong master’s students to perform directed research.
