Personally, my true calling is solving puzzles and problems that seem hard to solve. With a cat who loves playing with the tiny pieces of puzzles playing with puzzles is impossible, thus I channel this passion into solving complex challenges in computer science. To me, computer as a puzzle is made up of incredible tiny pieces—ones, zeros, and logical gates—that together build supercomputers. What an astonishing history! Frankly, I'm addicted to doing research and sharing it with others. I see the beauty of doing research in the moments when you are confused and desperately looking for an answer to tackle a problem that has not been solved for a long time. I'm addicted to the dopamine that solving the puzzle releases. Also, I love it when I share my thoughts with others, even those who are not experts in the area, and they bring up new questions and answers that make me think again. I enjoy this cycle, and I hope I can show you how stunning it is.
Professionally, I am a dedicated computer architecture researcher with a passion for designing high-performance and energy-efficient systems. My technical expertise lies in hardware design, bio-inspired computing, parallel computing, and Approximate Computing. As a member of the ICVLSI research group, my work focuses on approximate computing, hardware accelerator.
In addition to my research, I am deeply committed to education. As a teaching assistant, I guide students through complex concepts, offer mentorship, and create resources that bridge the gap between research and learning. I’m passionate about making education more accessible and engaging, to build progressive community.
Through my personal blog, I share insights on both research and education, hoping to inspire others and contribute to the future of innovation and learning.
☕ I'm a huge fan of fiction books, especially Harry Potter. In my free time, I love getting lost in a good book, and right now, my favorite author is Haruki Murakami; his storytelling is captivating. I'm also really into travel and culture documentaries. Lately, I've enjoyed Home on Apple TV and The Reluctant Traveler. Besides that, I enjoy doing Hitlates (a mix of HIIT and Pilates) and driving, both of which help clear my mind and spark creative solutions.
- 🚀 I’m currently pursuing my Master’s in Computer Architecture at Shahid Beheshti University, Iran.
- 🚀 My research focuses on Approximate Computing, hardware accelerators, and creating energy-efficient systems.
- 🚀 I am dedicated to education, mentoring students and curating study resources as a teaching assistant.
- 🚀 I share technical and educational content on GisInk.com to help students and professionals alike.
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| Students and TAs | Best practices for communicating with your TA to ensure effective and respectful interactions. | Link |
| General Studying Materials | Free study materials for undergraduate and graduate students | Link |
| Hardware Design | Tailored materials for graduate hardware student | Link |
| Imprecise/Approximate Computing | Recommended Papers on Imprecise/Approximate Computing | Link |
| Programming Resources | Code snippets, tutorials, and helpful links to improve your coding skills. | In Progress |
| Exam Preparation | Tips and practice questions to help you prepare for midterms and finals. | In Progress |
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