Research Interests:

Computer architecture, embedded systems (hardware-software co-design), embedded AI

Cyberspace security

Visible light communication (VLC) and optical camera communication (OCC) in mobile/vehicular environments

Selected Highlights:

Over 30 published papers including one ESI Highly Cited paper (cited over 460 times)

Principal Investigator for multiple national and provincial research projects (e.g., NSFC, post-doctoral fund, provincial major platforms)

Invention patents in areas such as vehicle CAN network security, optical camera communication synchronization, VLC-based systems

Lead mentor of the WULAB research group: an active, upward-looking lab culture with weekly meetings and structured mentoring for graduate and undergraduate students

Teaching:

Undergraduate courses: Operating Systems, Embedded Systems Design, Database Principles, Computer Networks

Graduate courses: Intelligent Computing, Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence

Graduate Recruitment (Fall 2025):
Seeking ~5 motivated students (majors: Computer Science, AI, Electronics & Communications, etc.).
Ideal candidates: strong ambition, perseverance, programming ability, solid English & math background, and an interest in developing a personal speciality (e.g., sport, photography, writing, music).
Students who publish in CCF-B (or higher) conferences may receive full funding to attend international conferences. For those aiming for doctoral study or industry positions (Huawei, Tencent, Alibaba, etc.), favourable pathways will be supported.

Programs & Admitted Majors:
Applicable Master’s programmes include: Information & Communication Engineering (0810); New Generation Electronic Information Technology (085401); Communication Engineering (085402); Integrated Circuit Engineering (085403); Biomedical Engineering (085409); Artificial Intelligence (085410); Computer Science & Technology (081200); Computer Technology (085404); Software Engineering (085405); Network & Information Security (085412).

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