Yang Liu

    PhD Candidate
    Department of Computer Science
    D339 Levine Science Research Center
    Box 90129
    Duke University
    Durham NC 27708-0129
    (919)660-6594

    Research    Publication    Teaching    Coursework

Biography:

I'm currently a PhD candidate at Duke University. I received the B.S. degree and the Master degree from Peking University in 2003 and 2006 respectively. I received my second Master degree from Duke University in 2010. I'm currently looking for full-time jobs. Here is my CV.

Research Interests:

I'm interested in architectures for emerging technologies, including memristor-based systems and nanoscale DNA self-assembled systems. I'm also interested in Network-on-Chip (NoC), Processing-in-Memory (PIM), and multicore systems.

Publication:

Routing in Self-Organizing Nano-scale Irregular Networks, Yang Liu, Chris Dwyer, and Alvin R. Lebeck, Volume 6, Issue 1, ACM Journal on Emerging Technologies in Computing, March 2010.

Nano-scale On-chip Irregular Network Analysis, Yang Liu, and Alvin R. Lebeck, Proceedings of ICCCN 09 Workshop on Nano Molecular and Quantum Information Networks (NanoCom), August 2009.

Courses I have been a TA:

• Compsci 104: Computer Organization

Courses I have taken:

• Compsci 220 / ECE 252: Advanced Computer Architecture I
• Compsci 221 / ECE 259: Advanced Computer Architecture II
• Compsci 210: Operating Systems
• Compsci 230: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
• ECE 299.03: Nanocomputing
• Compsci 214: Computer Networks and Distributed Systems
• Compsci 226 / ECE 255: Probability for Electrical and Computer Engineers
• Compsci 271: Machine Learning