Rubel Ahmed

Md Rubel Ahmed

Ph.D. candidate @USF, Research Intern @MERL

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Short Bio

I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at University of South Florida (USF). My Ph.D. advisor is Dr. Hao Zheng. I completed my BS in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) from Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (2017) and MS (Computer Engineering) from USF (2021). Throughout my studies, I have made significant contributions to the field through my research on specification mining. My efforts have resulted in developing a message flow mining framework that integrates advanced data mining and language processing techniques. Moreover, as an intern at Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL, Cambridge, MA), I have further honed my skills, designing FPGA solutions for real-time signal processing applications.

My research interests focus on developing secure, efficient, and evolvable computing and cyber architectures using machine learning and data mining techniques.


Timeline


June 2023:Three papers accepted at IEEE 66th International Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems (MWSCAS 2023)!
Feb 2023:Awarded Dissertation Completion Fellowship (worths $9K) from Office of Graduate Studies at USF!
Feb 2023:Work-In-Progress paper accepted for presentation at 60th Design and Automation Conference (DAC-2023)
Feb 2023:Internship tenure @MERL got extended!
Dec 2022:Paper Accepted at ASP-DAC 2023 PhD forum.
Sept 2022:Joined Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL) as a Research Intern
Feb 2022:Received USF Engineering Alumni Society Scholarship.
Dec 2021:Presented Work-In-Progress Poster at 58th Design and Automation Conference (DAC-2021)
Sept 2021:Finished major research area presentation.
Jun 2021:Received NSF travel grant for ISVLSI-2021
Jun 2021:Paper Accepted at ISVLSI-2021[PDF(preprint)]
Feb 2021:Paper Accepted at ISQED-2021
Jun 2020:Selected as Richard A Newton Young Fellow to attend 57th Design and Automation Conference (DAC-2020)
Dec 2019:Presented poster at WARREN B. NELMS ANNUAL IOT CONFERENCE 2019
Oct 2019:Presented poster at 2nd IFIP International IoT Conference
Aug 2019:Started working as a Research Assistant under the supervison of Dr. Hao Zheng
Jul 2019:Passed Ph.D. qualifying exam
Jun 2019:Selected as Richard A Newton Young Fellow to attend 56th Design and Automation Conference (DAC-2019)
May 2019:Taught Computer Architecture, summer 2019
Mar 2019:Presented Poster at FICS-2019
Aug 2018:Started graduate school at University of South Florida
Aug 2018:Started working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at USF