I got my Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of
Michigan in 2011. My dissertation "Simplifying
Design of Wireless Sensor Networks with Programming Languages, Compilers, and
Synthesis" can be found here. I am very fortunate
to have Prof. Robert Dick as my advisor. My research area
is embedded system design and synthesis. I got my M.S. degree from Department
of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science of Northwestern University in 2008. I got
my B.S. degree from Department of Electronic Science and Technology of University of Science and Technology of
China in 2005. Here is my resume.
Research Interests
Embedded System Design and Synthesis
Wireless Sensor Network
Projects
MEMMU: Memory Expansion for MMU-Less Embedded Systems
Adaptive Filesystem Compression:
Adaptively choose compression algorithms for files to optimize
file access performance under disk size constraint
Absynth: Archetype-Specific Programming and
Synthesis for Wireless Sensor Networks