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My name is Khanh N. Dang (in Vietnamese: Đặng Nam Khánh, in Japanese: ダン　ナム　カイン).

I am currently an Associate Professor in the Division of Computer Engineering, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, The University of Aizu. I received my Ph.D. from the University of Aizu and my M.Sc. from Paris XI University (now is Paris-Saclay University). Before joining the University of Aizu’s faculty, I worked at Vietnam National University, Hanoi and Dolphin-IC.

Research Interests: My research spans 3D VLSI design, approximate computing, near-threshold computing, low-power technique, generative AI accelerators and neuromorphic computing (bio-plausible neural network). In particular, I have a strong interest in building on the neuromorphic computing architecture that mimics the biological brain’s operation to provide an ultra-low-power and scalable solution for being able to safely and responsibly deployed in the real world.

Email: khanh@u-aizu.ac.jp | Contact: Contact Info | Laboratory website: URL | News: URL

» For prospective GT undergraduate and graduate students, research topics (VLSI design, approximate computing, or neuromorphic computing) are available; interested potential candidates please email me. Note: Since I receive many emails, I apologize for not responding if your desired topics do not align with my research.