Riadul Islam
Assistant Professor · Tenure-Track
Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
College of Engineering and Information Technology
He/Him/His/Himself
About
Riadul Islam is currently an assistant professor in the
Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
In his Ph.D. dissertation work at UCSC, Riadul
designed the first current-pulsed flip-flop/register that resulted in the first-ever one-to-many current-mode clock distribution networks for high-performance microprocessors. From 2017 to 2019, he was an Assistant Professor with the University of Michigan, Dearborn MI, USA.
Research interests
VLSI Design & Automation,FPGA, Hardware Accelerator, Circuits, Radiation Hardened design, Network Security, Hardware Security.
Teaching interests
VLSI, Computer Architecture, Re-configurable computing, Hardware Descriptive Language (Verilog/VHDL).
Education
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Ph D, Computer Engineering
— UCSC (2017) Current-Mode Clocking and Synthesis Considering Low-Power and Skew
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MS, ECE
— Concordia University (2011) High-speed Energy-efficient Soft Error Tolerant Flip-flops
- BS, Electrical & Electronic Engineering (EEE)/Electronics, Digital Communication — Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET) (2007)
Publications
- TSPC-Based Low-Power High-Resolution CMOS Phase Frequency Detector 2025
- An Event Autoencoder for High-Speed Vision Sensing 2025
- Pre-Global Routing DRC Violation Prediction Using Unsupervised Learning 2025
- Descriptor: Event-Based Crossing Dataset (EBCD) 2025
- Descriptor: Smart Event Face Dataset (SEFD) 2024
- Reconfigurable CAN Intrusion Detection and Response System 2024
- A Resonant Time-Domain Compute-in-Memory (rTD-CiM) ADC-Less Architecture for MAC Operations 2024
- State Estimation Adaptable to Cyber-Attack Using a Hardware Programmable Bank of Kalman Filters 2024
Grants and Contracts
- Mid-scale RI-1 (M1:IP): INEST: Incubator for Emerging Satellite Technologies with Full Satellite Demonstration