This engaging panel discussion explores the cutting-edge intersection of Generative AI and microsystem design, highlighting both the possibilities and opportunities that arise from integrating AI technologies in this field. Experts from academia and industry will discuss the current advancements, practical applications, and future directions of Generative AI in designing complex microsystems. Panelists include Associate Professor Dirk Englund from MIT, Wenjie Lu from ADI Analog Garage, and Xin Zhang from IBM Research, and the panel will be moderated by Associate Professor Ruonan Han.
This event is part of the Microsystems Technology Laboratories Seminar Series.
Speakers
Dirk Englund, Wenjie Lu, Xin Zhang, Ruonan Han
Dirk Englund focuses on semiconductor devices and systems for quantum information technologies and machine learning. Wenjie Lu researches design and fabrication of nano-electronic devices for future logic and analog applications. Xin Zhang researches hardware infrastructure for cloud and HPC, machine learning hardware/accelerators, analog circuits, and power circuits and systems. Ruonan Han is interested in developing next-generation microelectronic circuits and systems and solid-state electronics.
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