Research group of Suin Yi and the Wise (RSW)
Welcome to RSW Memristor Lab!
We make brain-like electronics using Memristors as the next-generation computers for machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Principal Investigator: Dr. Su-in Yi
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
[Recent News]
Apr-2024:
Dr. Hanchan Song from KAIST joined RSW Memristor Lab. Welcome to Aggieland!
Mar-2024:
Jinzhan passed his Qualifying Exam at the first trial. Congratulations!
Feb-2024:
Prof. Yi received research funding of $1M from Office of Naval Research (ONR) jointly with University of Rhode Island (Prof. Kim) for NAND Flash-based Signal Processing applications!
Jan-2024:
Nazmus, Brittney, Dominic, Amol, and Atef are awarded with the Samsung Austin Semiconductor Fellowship ($1M gift from Samsung) for 2024 Spring and Fall semesters. Congratulations! [Samsung and 한국뉴스]
Dec-2023: Sam Altman and OpenAI buy $51M chips from Rain, our collaborator! [Link]
Oct-2023: Prof. Yi secured the 3rd year research funding of ($70k+$70k+$90k) from Sandia National Laboratories with Laboratory Directed R&D (LDRD) under Dr. Kumar!
May-2023: We are hiring talented researchers. See Positions tab for more information.
Apr-2023: Nazmus, Jieun, and Arjuman are admitted to the PhD program in ECEN at Texas A&M University. Congratulations!
Mar-2023: Kyung Hwan from SKKU, Korea visits us for collaborations using 1-D material based Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos. Welcome to Aggieland!
Jan-2023: Jinzhan is admitted to PhD program. Congratulations!
December-2022: Hung-Ta comes back from his internship in Cirrus Logic in Austin. Welcome back!
December-2022: Our recent paper was featured on TechXplore! [Link]
October-2022: Our paper 'Activity-difference Training of Deep Neural Networks using Memristor crossbars' has been accepted by Nature Electronics (Impact Factor=33). Thank you, Suhas, Stan, and Jack!! [Link]
October-2022: Our paper 'Energy and Space Efficient 32-bit Parallel Adder using Molecular Memristors' has been accepted by Advanced Materials (Impact Factor=32). Thank you, Sreetosh and Venky!! [Link]
September-2022: Our paper 'Physical Compact Model for Three-Terminal SONOS Synaptic Circuit Element' has been published with Back Cover image by Advanced Intelligent Systems (Impact Factor=7.3). Thank you, Alec, Matt, and Stan!! [Link]
