Monthly Archives: December 2019

CALAS got successfully funded $1.4M for the ITF project “Secure RISC-V processor for IoT devices”. Sengital Group HK- a market leader in IoT applications, is the industry partner of this project. We are actively looking for Postdoc, PhD candidate, Research Assistant … Continue reading →

We arranged our final bi-weekly research meeting for the year 2019 on 23rd December, and CALAS member Junjie Liu (little Jack) presented his paper on “Dynamic Sparse Training” in this meeting. This paper got accepted at the International Conference on … Continue reading →

Professor Raymond Yeung, Professor KH Lee and Dr Raymond Chan from the Chinese University of Hong Kong visited CALAS on December 18, 2019. They are part of a world-leading team in network coding, and Professor Raymond Yeung presented a lecture … Continue reading →

Congratulations Dr. David Hoo, CALAS 2018 PhD Graduate. Dr. David has secured an Assistant professorship position starting from April 2020 at Shanghai Jiaotong University (SJTU), School of EEE.

Congratulations to CALAS Team. PhD Student Muhammad Irfan’s work on “Reconfigurable TCAM in FPGAs” filed as United States Non-Provisional Patent Application assigning the application number  16/671,669. The inventers are Muhammad Irfan, Dr. Ray Cheung, and Dr. Zahid Ullah.  

PhD student Muhammad Irfan presented a research paper in the special track of IoT in IEEE MSN 2019 conference, which was held in PolyU base building in Shenzhen. https://conference.cs.cityu.edu.hk/msn2019/ai2ot.php  

Mehdi, year-2 Ph.D. student, presented his research work on EMG Processor in the postgraduate research seminar on 13 December 2019. This session was chaired by Dr. Ray Cheung and organised by the Department of Electrical Engineering of the City University … Continue reading →

“Reconfigurable Computing and Hardware Acceleration in Health Informatics”- a book chapter by Dr. Ray C.C. Cheung and Mehdi Hasan Chowdhury got accepted in a book to be published by Springer-Verlag, Germany. The title of the book is “Signal Processing Techniques … Continue reading →