Larry Tang

I am a final year PhD candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, co-advised by Prof. Ken Mai and Prof. Franz Franchetti. My research interests are broadly in hardware-software co-design, domain-specific architectures, design methodologies, and digital VLSI/circuits. I am particularly interested in algorithms/hardware for machine learning, scientific computing, and digital signal processing applications.

My work currently focuses on new design paradigms and tools for FFT-based hardware in current and emerging high performance systems.

Prior to CMU, I graduated from Cornell University with my BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering. During my undergrad I worked on novel methods for wireless localization.