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Welcome to VLSI Lab at Columbia University. We work on novel design techniques and methodologies for better energy efficiency, performance and robustness of highly integrated circuits and systems. We build and charaterize hardware, often in the form of integrated circuits, like the one of the Intel microprocessors in the picture (or smaller). Please visit our research page and publication list to get a sense of research that we are involved with. We are also collaborating with faculty members in Columbia Integrated Systems Lab, Computer Engineering Program and EE department.

Latest news

May, 2013: We will present one paper in 2013 ISLPED.
Mar, 2013: We will present one paper in 2013 ASYNC.
Feb, 2013: We appreciate the supports from DARPA, NSF, and Catalyst Foundation on our research programs.
Feb, 2013: Josh Kim is selected as a Catalyst Foundation Fellow. Congrats, Josh!
May, 2012: Our work on 0.5V 2-Transistor Voltage Reference is accepted for publication in 2012 JSSC
Apr, 2012: We will present one paper in 2012 DAC and two papers in 2012 ISLPED
Apr, 2012: The low-energy FFT core work is invited in 2012 ICICDT
Jan, 2012: Prof. Mingoo Seok joined Electrical Engineering Department in Columbia University
Mar, 2011: The ISSCC talk on 17.7nJ FFT work is well received and invited in the 2011 JSSC
Feb, 2011: Our works on energy-optimal pipelining is accepted in 2011 DAC