Youhui ZHANG

Youhui ZHANG is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at Tsinghua University. He joined the department in 2002 and holds a Bachelor of Computer Science & Technology and a Ph.D. in Computer Architecture, both from Tsinghua University. His research focuses on high-performance processor microarchitecture and neuromorphic computing chips, with an emphasis on fundamental software. He has led several research projects, including the National Science and Technology Major Project on brain-inspired computing. ZHANG has also contributed to curriculum reform in computer systems education and has received multiple teaching awards. His work has been recognized with significant honors, including publication in Nature and awards from the China Computer Federation and the Geneva Invention Awards.

Youhui Zhang is a researcher at Tsinghua University focusing on brain-inspired computing and neuromorphic systems. Their work explores hybrid architectures for artificial general intelligence, such as the Tianjic chip, and integrates neuromorphic computing with neural networks. Zhang's research emphasizes hardware implementation of spiking neural networks, system-level design for reconfigurable accelerators, and the development of compilers to bridge the gap between neural networks and neuromorphic hardware. They also investigate fault tolerance in memory systems and efficient resource scheduling for cloud computing. Zhang's contributions span from algorithmic design to hardware-software co-design, with a focus on scalable and energy-efficient solutions for AI and HPC.