Atsutake Kosuge

Lecturer / Assistant Professor
Graduate School of Engineering, System Design Lab (d.lab)
The University of Tokyo

E-mail: kosuge[at]dlab.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp

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The latest research paper will appear in the upcoming issue of IEEE Micro! We realized a new DNN compression method utilizing the new findings in neuroscience regarding non-linearities in dendrite spines. This is a collaborative research achievement with the neuroscience researcher at MIT.
Prof. Kosuge presented "Tiny-ML Processor for Voice-Command Recognition Application," at 2023 Symposium on VLSI Circuits! The presented AI processor is now on the news articles [Nikkei] [Nikkei X-tech] [PCWatch] [Yahoo! News].
I gave a talk about our research achievements "Computational Sensing Technologies" at the department seminar, Princeton University (Sep. 2022).
Web article on Princeton Univ. is available here [link].
Prof. Kosuge was interviewed by MIT Technology Review [Japan] and you can see the article on the web site! [Japanese only]
Link: The semiconductor researcher saves the power crisis from AI
Prof. Kosuge is selected as one of the "Innovators Under 35" by MIT Technology Review Japan.
Link: Official award page of MIT Technology Review (Japanese)
Link: Official announcement page of the University of Tokyo (English)

Research Overview

We are researching new VLSI circuits, integrated systems, and sensing technologies for IoT/AI era.
Keywords: High-Speed VLSI Circuits / 3D System Integration / Edge AI Accelerator / Computational Sensing

Research Opportunities

I am always looking for graduate students and researcher to work with me :)
If you are interested in researches on any topic related to Edge AI and integrated circuit designs, please do not hesitate to contact me.
I am more than happy to share my knowledge with you, from research related to experience in industry.

Our lab is jointly operated with Prof. Tadahiro Kuroda, Prof. Mototsugu Hamada. Please visit our web site here.

We have several open positions (M.S./Ph.D. Students, Postdoc Researcher) with strong background of VLSI/FPGA design and English skill.
If you are interested in, please feel free to contact me via E-mail! I can arrange the zoom meeting.