Research
I am a software engineer in the Architectures and Performance Group (APG) since July 2020. My research interests include neuromorphic computing, high-performance computing, heterogeneous computing, computer architectures, embedded systems, and high-speed communication. See my researcher profile for more information.
Recent posts
Personal Knowledge Base and Productivity Presentation
In October last year, I gave a presentation to the my group at ORNL on my productivity/notetaking/engineering-notebook system. Another word for this system i...
ASCR Workshop on Reimagining Codesign Whitepaper
My whitepaper titled Emerging Heterogeneous Systems Provide Great Opportunities for Codesign for the ASCR Workshop on Reimagining Codesign was accepted.
PhD Dissertation and Artifacts Available
My dissertation titled SNACC: The Scaled-up Neuromorphic Array Communications Controller is now available at https://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_graddiss/5843/.
A Review of Spiking Neuromorphic Hardware Communication Systems
Aaron R. Young, Mark E. Dean, James S. Plank, and Garrett S. Rose
TENNLab—Neuromorphic Architectures, Learning, Applications
I am part of the TENNLab—Neuromorphic Architectures, Learning, Applications research group at the University of Tennessee. We are researching a new paradigm ...