Computer Engineering Laboratory
The Computer Engineering Lab at the University of Michigan is the top US institution for total publications in top-tier architecture, circuit, and computer-aided design conferences (ISCA, MICRO, ISSCC, VLSI, DAC, DATE)
Welcome to the CE Lab
The Computer Engineering Lab at the University of Michigan is comprised of a multidisciplinary group of faculty and graduate students who conduct research related to hardware design, computer architecture, computer-aided design, and embedded systems.
Prospective graduate students
Lab members explore theoretical, experimental and applied aspects of computer design, spanning a broad range of hardware topics, including embedded systems design, hardware security issues, computer architecture and data centers architecture, computer-aided design, testing and validation. The research breadth also encompasses software layers close to hardware: operating systems and compilers.
Energy efficiency in self-driving cars
PhD student Vidushi Goyal is working with Prof. Reetuparna Das to make electronics more energy efficient in personal devices and in autonomous vehicles.Sonic Cyber Attacks on MEMS Accelerometers
PhD student Timothy Trippel is working with Prof. Kevin Fu to demonstrate how specially crafted sounds can be used to launch acoustic injection attacks against the sensors in many IoT devices.News
Krisztián Flautner named U-M Innovation Champion
He will serve as a resource for other researchers, connecting them with businesses and entrepreneurial opportunities to amplify the impact of their work.

An architecture for universal pathogen detection
CSE researchers are working to develop more accurate and efficient genome sequencing technology for pathogen detection and more.

Making models that adapt: PhD student Christopher Clarke on personalized AI and his… Guyanese roots
Recent University of Michigan PhD grad Christopher Clarke is on a mission to make AI models that are personalized and impactful, while also fostering tech growth in his native Guyana.
