Weidong Cao
Scholar

Weidong Cao

Google Scholar ID: 9WpO0ZcAAAAJ
Assistant Professor, The George Washington University
EDAVLSIComputer ArchitectureQuantum Computing
Citations & Impact
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Citations
484
 
H-index
14
 
i10-index
16
 
Publications
20
 
Co-authors
0
 
Contact
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
  • Aug 2025: One invited paper accepted by IEEE/ACM ICCAD 2025
  • Jul 2025: Awarded GWU CDRF support (collaborative project with Department of Biomedical Engineering)
  • May 2025: Two regular papers accepted by IEEE/ACM ISLPED 2025; one collaborative paper accepted by ICML 2025
  • Mar 2025: Two Late Breaking Results accepted by DAC 2025
  • Feb 2025: Two collaborative papers accepted by DAC 2025
  • Jan 2025: Two papers (one collaborative) accepted by ISCAS 2025; one collaborative paper accepted by ICLR 2025 as Spotlight (<5.1%)
  • Oct 2024: Co-PI awarded the competitive AIDRFIC grant from NATCAST
  • Jul 2024: Awarded GWU UFF support; one paper accepted by TCAD
  • May 2024: One co-authored paper accepted by ACM Transactions on Design Automation of Electronic Systems
  • Apr 2024: Student Yiwen received A. Richard Newton Young Student Fellow Award from DAC 2024
  • Feb 2024: One paper accepted by DAC 2024
  • Nov 2023: One paper accepted by TCAD
Background
  • Tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at The George Washington University (starting Fall 2023)
  • Research focuses on developing advanced algorithms and computing hardware for intelligent autonomous systems
  • Integrates techniques from multi-modal AI, multi-modal sensors, multi-modal computing fabric, integrated circuits, physics, and information theory
  • Specific research directions include:
  • 1) Efficient and robust edge ML systems with multi-modal computing fabric (co-design of hardware, architecture, and ML algorithms)
  • 2) Physics-inspired and generative AI-driven development of novel VLSI circuits and computing systems
  • 3) Efficient, adaptive, and privacy-preserving multi-modal sensor fusion and information processing
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