Invited Talks
Selected invited talks and presentations.

Presents the Physical AI Data Intelligence Engine at the Shanghai Regional of the 2026 Shaoxing Education–Technology–Talent Innovation Commercialization Competition
Shanghai, China
The presentation introduces a full-stack data infrastructure that transforms real-world scenes and human actions into high-quality training data for Physical AI.

Gave an oral presentation at the 53rd IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA 2026)
Raleigh, America
Presented our work on TDMSim in a 20-minute conference talk, highlighting how 2D-material DRAM caches can bridge device-level innovation and system-level GPU architecture optimization for data-intensive workloads.

Invited Lecturer for RISC-V SoC Design and Chip Architecture Training
Shenzhen, China
Gave a three-day invited training course that bridged RISC-V architecture fundamentals with practical processor and SoC design experiments, helping participants build an end-to-end understanding from theory to implementation.

Invited Talk on Heterogeneous Parallel Computing Systems for Low-Altitude UAVs
Zhuhai, China
Delivered an invited talk at the 2025 RISC-V Industry Development Conference, introducing a RISC-V-based heterogeneous parallel computing system for low-altitude UAVs that integrates multi-level parallel architecture, domain-specific accelerator IPs, and hardware/software-in-the-loop simulation.

Invited Talk on Hardware-in-the-Loop Co-Simulation for Embodied Intelligence
Taiyuan, China
Gave a conference talk at the 29th CCF Annual Conference on Computer Engineering and Technology, introducing a unified simulation flow that integrates AirSim, gem5, and FPGA-based hardware validation to bridge physical-world interaction, AI algorithm execution, and processor architecture exploration for embodied intelligent systems.

Oral Presentation on gem5–FPGA Co-Simulation for Efficient SoC Verification and Architecture Exploration
Turin, Italy
Presented our work on Chimera at FPL 2024, introducing a software–hardware co-simulation framework that combines the flexibility of gem5 with FPGA-based RTL execution to accelerate IP verification and architecture exploration in realistic SoC environments.

Invited Poster on Scenario-Aware Hardware Transactional Memory
Shanghai, China
Presented an invited poster at the Huawei Wireless Professor Forum on LosaTM, a low-overhead scenario-aware conflict manager for hardware transactional memory that improves multicore concurrency by adaptively handling false conflicts, capacity overflows, unfairness competition, and friendly-fire conflict scenarios.