Research interests: hardware-aware AI, RF signal intelligence, edge computing, and VLSI systems
I am an Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering at Illinois State University. My research focuses on hardware-aware artificial intelligence, RF signal processing, edge-intelligent systems, and VLSI design. I develop efficient machine learning and signal-processing methods for resource-constrained computing platforms.
Hardware-Aware AI · RF · VLSIReceived the Best Paper Award at RFCoN 2025 for “Re-Visiting R: Statistical Envelope Analysis” in Track 2, Session II.
IEEE RFCoN 2025Joined the College of Engineering at Illinois State University as an Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering.
Received Best Paper Award for statistical envelope analysis work in RF modulation classification.
Current work integrates RF signal processing, hardware-aware machine learning, and efficient edge deployment.
Research group, projects, students, and lab activities
Journal articles, conference papers, and manuscripts
Courses, instructional materials, and mentoring activities
Academic background, research, teaching, and service
Technical posts on ML, RF systems, and VLSI workflows
University service, outreach, and professional activities
Lightweight RF signal classification using envelope statistics, feature engineering, and signal-domain analysis.
Efficient neural models, custom activations, and deployment-aware learning for constrained platforms.
Runtime, memory, power, and latency-aware model evaluation for edge and embedded systems.
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I welcome research collaboration, student mentoring discussions, outreach partnerships, and academic engagement related to hardware-aware AI, RF systems, edge computing, and VLSI design.