MSc den Blanken
Electronic Instrumentation (EI), Department of Microelectronics Themes: Cognitive sensor nodes and systems
Biography
Hey! My name is Douwe den Blanken and I am PhD student in the Cognitive Sensor Systems and Nodes group. I completed my bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering (cum laude) here in Delft, followed by a masters in Embedded Systems (cum laude, honors). Throughout my masters, I focused on deep learning (but also vision and RL), custom machine learning accelerator hardware and high-performance (accelerated) computing. For my thesis, under the supervision of Dr. Charlotte Frenkel, I designed and taped out a chip called 'Chameleon' that can do on-chip few-shot learning over temporal data such as speech.
Continuing this, in 2023, I started my PhD in the Cognitive Sensor Systems and Nodes group of Dr. Frenkel. Currently, my research interests are:
- ASIC/ML accelerator design
- Edge computing/real-life deployments/tinyML
- (Extreme) neural network quantization
- Transformers & transformer acceleration
- Meta-learning/continual learning/unsupervised learning + synergies with each of these
- Local/efficient learning rules
- Open-source ML software and hardware (currently have 46 public repositories and counting!)
I am always looking for collaborations, so please reach out if you are interested in working together!
Last updated: 23 Jan 2024
Douwe den Blanken
- D.M.J.denBlanken@tudelft.nl
- Room: HB 15.240
- List of publications