I'm a professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst where I am focusing on nanoscale computing fabrics and electronics. Nanofabrics initiated in my group include NASICs, Spin Wave Functions, N3ASICs, and N3P.
I am also affiliated with BlueRISC Inc, a company I founded in 2002, that develops and sells end-point/anti-tamper security processors and hardware-assisted solutions for anti tamper (TrustGUARD products). WindowsSCOPE targets cyber security and memory forensics.
I was the General Chair of Nanoarch '11 the IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Nanoscale Architectures. I lead the Nanoelectronics Technical Research Group (with Prof Mark Tuominen, Physics) at the CHM/NSEC NSF-sponsored nanoscience center. I am also the Theme Lead for the Nanofabrics research theme at the FENA/FCRP nanoarchitectonics research center, funded by SRC and DARPA, and involved in the DARPA NVL project. Further, I am the Director of the Nanoscale Architectures Laboratory. Some of my other affiliations include being an Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology.