Dr. Chao Chen's Research Team
Master
Students:
·
Jacob Bushur (August 2022 – May 2023, currently Test Equipment
Engineer with BAE Systems)
Thesis: “Hardware/Software Co-Design for Keyword Spotting on Edge Devices,” April 2023. [link]
Sponsored by: PFW Office of
Graduate Studies Graduate Research Assistantship and Google Cloud Research
Credits Program
Publication
and presentation:
o
J.
Bushur and C. Chen, "Neural Network Exploration
for Keyword Spotting on Edge Devices," Future Internet, vol. 15, no. 6: 219. [link]
o
Jacob Bushur’s poster presentation
“Hardware/Software Co-Design for Keyword
Spotting on Edge Devices” at the 26th Annual Student Research and
Creative Endeavor Symposium (April 2023) won the Dean’s Choice Award, placed 1st
in the Graduate category, and won the PFW
Sigma Xi Graduate Student Research Award.
·
Jonathan Shilling (October 2020 - December 2021, currently Senior
R&D Hardware Engineer with Keysight Technolgoies)
Thesis: “Impact of Noise
and Nonlinearity on Analog Self-Interference Cancellation in In-Band
Full-Duplex Communications,” December 2021. [link]
Sponsored by: PFW
2021 Post COVID JumpStart Tenured Faculty Grant
Publications:
o
J.
Shilling and C. Chen, "Evaluating Analog
Self-Interference Cancellation for In-Band Full-Duplex Wireless
Communication," Journal of Communications, vol. 18, no. 4, pp. 256-266,
April 2023. [link]
o J. Shilling and C. Chen, "Impact of Noise and Nonlinearity on Analog Self-Interference Cancellation in In-Band Full-Duplex Communications," in Proceedings of 11th International Conference on Communications, Circuits and Systems (ICCCAS 2022), pp. 75-82, May 13-15, 2022, Singapore. [link] (awarded Excellent Oral Presentation of the ICCCAS 2022 virtual conference)
Undergraduate
Students:
Jacob Bushur (BSCPE, May 2022)
Austin Holman (BSCPE,
December 2021)
·
Project:
Exploring the
Scalability of Distributed Computing Network
(Chapman Scholar Senior Capstone Project, 2021-2022)
There
are two main goals for this project: First, explore the power of distributed
computing networks in computationally intensive problems. Second, create a
distributed computing network through HTCondor using the computer labs in the
ETCS building. This network is also configured with BOINC allowing it to
contribute to the World Community Grid.
Publication
and Presentation:
o
J.
Bushur and C. Chen, “Exploiting Raspberry Pi Clusters and Campus Lab Computers
for Distributed Computing,” International Journal
of Computer Science and Information Technology, vol. 14, no. 3, pp.
41-54, June 2022. [link]
o
Jacob Bushur’s poster presentation
“Exploring the Scalability of Distributed
Computing Networks” at the 25th Annual Student Research and
Creative Endeavor Symposium (April 2022) placed 3rd in the Undergraduate category.
·
Project:
Guardian IoT Monitoring System (Sponsored by Purdue
University Technical Assistant Program Small Business Innovation Voucher
Program, 2021)
In
this project, we worked with Guardian Machine Protection, LLC, to design,
implement, and test a hardware and software prototype of the Guardian Internet
of Things (IoT) remote machine monitoring system, with the goal of achieving
streamlined data sampling, display and analysis.
(Read
a summary of the project in the Office
of Sponsored Programs 2020-2021 Annual Report)