lhc [at] uci [dot] edu
Hi! I am Haichuan Liu, an undergraduate student in Microelectronics Science and Engineering at Southern University of Science and Technology. I am currently visiting Cornell University.
My research interests lie at the intersection of neuromorphic computing, hardware-software co-design, in-memory and analog computing, optical computing, and hardware-aware machine learning. I enjoy building systems that connect algorithms with physical hardware constraints.
Southern University of Science and Technology, China
Bachelor of Engineering in Microelectronics
2023.8 - 2027.6
Queen’s University, Canada
Exchange Student in Smith Engineering School
2025.9 - 2025.12
Cornell University, USA
Visiting Student in College of Engineering
2026.1 - 2026.5
A sparse-prior MRI reconstruction study that explores how undersampling masks and regularization choices affect image quality from limited k-space data.
Best Poster Runner-up · PSNR 33.34 dB at 33% sampling
A hardware game project that implements Tetris entirely in Verilog, from keyboard input and game logic to live HDMI video output.
Playable on FPGA with TMDS video and seven-segment scoring
A MATLAB radar simulation that estimates target range, radial velocity, and 2D position from chirp signals and range-Doppler maps.
Multi-target tracking with range-Doppler peak detection
A Java Swing game project focused on clean model design, responsive animations, combo logic and full game-state recovery.
Selected as a Top-5 class project and recommended to lecture presentation
I learned cross-country skiing and downhill skiing at Cornell.
I once drove across the US-Canada border.
I have been to ten countries: China, Thailand, UK, Russia, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, USA, Mexico and Canada.