Alumnus to Join Boise State Faculty This Fall
This fall, alumnus Purab Sutradhar '24 (Electrical and Computer Engineering Ph.D.) will join the department of electrical and computer engineering at Boise State University as a tenure-track assistant professor.
At RIT, Sutradhar was a student of Dr. Amlan Ganguly, department head of computer engineering. Dr. Sutradhar’s primary area of research is memory-centric computing for AI and cybersecurity applications. His design solutions span numerous application domains, including low-power AI acceleration, cryptography, and cyber-physical systems. His groundbreaking research activities have led to peer-reviewed publications in prestigious journals and conferences, as well as a U.S. patent. Dr. Sutradhar’s future research goal is to pioneer memory-centric computing for both high-performance, large-scale AI and cybersecurity applications and low-power, edge computing applications.
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