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Hello there! 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 (tenured) in the Division of Computer Engineering, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, The University of Aizu. I earned my B.Sc. from Vietnam National University, Hanoi, my M.Sc. from Paris XI University (now Paris-Saclay University), and my Ph.D. from The University of Aizu. Before joining the University of Aizu, I worked at Dolphin Technology, Inc. and Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

Research Interests: My current research covers these key topics: carbon-efficient & sustainable computing, edge intelligence for disasters, 3D-IC technology, on-chip communication and neuromorphic computing. I am particularly interested in advancing computing architectures that achieve ultra-low-power and scalable solutions, paving the way for safe, responsible real-world deployment. In addition, I am committed to exploring carbon-neutral computing—an approach that minimizes the carbon footprint of computing systems by optimizing energy efficiency, leveraging renewable energy sources, and designing sustainable hardware solutions. This aligns with my goal to contribute to environmentally responsible innovation in computing technology.

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  • Research opportunities in VLSI design, carbon-efficient computing, and neuromorphic computing are available for GT undergraduate and graduate students. Interested candidates are encouraged to check this page to know more. Please check this page to know about potential scholarships/funding for your study.
  • Postdoc positions are also available. However, please only contact me if you have published at least two journal papers that belong to this list.