Recruit
- Yajima’s research topic
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Hardware design inspired by biological neural network
Oxide thin film・proton devices・reservoir computing・
yajima@ed.kyushu-u.ac.jp
edge AI・ultra-low-power circuit
- Kawakami’s research topic
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Computing system architecture using novel devices
AI accelerator・Optical/supervonducting SFQ computing・Reversible logic computation
kawakami@ed.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Message
Our laboratory aims to extract useful technologies from neural circuits and apply them to next-generation information processing systems.
To build high-efficiency computing systems based on biomimetic approaches, it is essential to pursue seamless, end-to-end co-design across materials, devices, circuits, architectures, computational principles, algorithms, and applications.
Our research is conducted through close collaboration between the Yajima Group [Materials, Devices, and Circuits], which aims to construct information-processing units through a bottom-up approach using various inorganic materials and circuit technologies, and the Kawakami Group [Circuits, Architecture, and Computational Principles], which seeks to build computing systems through hardware–software co-design that integrates innovative devices with new computational principles.
If you are interested in comprehensive research and development of unprecedented information processing systems, please feel free to contact us.
Yajima: yajima(at)ed.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Kawakami: kawakam(at)ed.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Student
Applicants from both within and outside the university (including the CM/EC/EE courses) are welcome, provided they are passionate about research.
Prospective research students should contact the faculty member directly, attaching their academic transcript, CV, research achievements, and research plan.