Terrence Mak obtained a BEng degree from
the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) in 2003. He then studied at
MIT in Neural Engineering and was awarded an MPhil degree in 2005. In
the same year, he was awarded the Croucher Foundation Scholarship to
study PhD at Imperial College London. He completed his PhD in 2009 in
circuit design and analysis for networks-on-chip. In the same year, he
was awarded a lectureship at Newcastle University. He is also an
appointed lecturer at Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle Biomedicine
in the same University.
Ph.D. (Imperial)
1. Visiting Scientist, Poon’s Neuroengineering Laboratory, MIT (2004-2005)
2. Research Engineer, VLSI group at Sun Microsystems Laboratories, Menlo Park, California (2008-2009)
1. US Navel Research Excellence in Neuroengineering (2005)
2. Croucher Foundation Scholarship (2005-2009)
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
1. VLSI/FPGA circuits and systems
2. Interconnects and network-on-chips (NoC)
3. Brain-machine-interface (BMI)
4. Cognitive on-chip networks
5. Neuromorphic and bio-inspired intelligent system design
1. Real-time neurophysiological signal processing
2. Cognitive on-chip networks
3. Energy harvesting circuits and systems
Raa'ed Aldujaily (PhD student)
Nizar Dahir (PhD student)
Reza Ramezani (PhD student)
Bo Yu (PhD student)
Junwen Luo (PhD student)
I am always looking for bright and enthusiastic students to join our research group. If your research interests lie in the area of VLSI/FPGA design, brain-machine-interface and cognitive on-chip networks, I would be very happy to talk to you about the possibility of you pursuing research with us.
Program Committee Member, Conferences: ReConFig 2010, NOC 2011
Workshop organizers: UK Async 2007, ARC 2008
Royal Society International Travel Grant (Principal Investigator) - "3-Dimensional Dynamic Programming Networks", in collaboration with MIT-Harvard Health Sceince and Technology
EPSRC Knowledge Transfer Account (Principal Investigator) - "Real-Time Neural Signal Processing Using Array Processors".
Internal Start-up Grant (Principal Investigator) - "On-Silicon Real-time Neural Signal Processing".
EEE 2006 (Analogue Electronics)