Michael Niemier is affiliated with the University of Notre Dame in the United States, working primarily in the fields of Engineering and Computer Science. Their research spans multiple subfields, including Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Networks and Communications, Hardware and Architecture, and Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition.
The scientist's main research topics cover a range of areas related to memory and computing technologies. Key topics include Ferroelectric and Negative Capacitance Devices, Advanced Memory and Neural Computing, Semiconductor Materials and Devices, Advanced Data Storage Technologies, Network Packet Processing and Optimization, Machine Learning and Extreme Learning Machines, and Cryptography and Data Security.
Some of their recent publications are:
Frequent co-authors in the scientist's work include Xiaobo Sharon Hu, Ann Franchesca Laguna, Xunzhao Yin, Dayane Reis, and Arman Kazemi.
Publication venues where Michael Niemier has contributed multiple works include arXiv (Cornell University), IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, IEEE Transactions on Computers, IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems, and IEEE Design and Test.
Xiaowei Xu;Yukun Ding;Sharon Xiaobo Hu;Michael Niemier
Kai Ni;Xunzhao Yin;Ann Franchesca Laguna;Siddharth Joshi
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Xunzhao Yin;Chao Li;Qingrong Huang;Li Zhang
Mohmmad Tanvir Alam;Mohammad Jafar Siddiq;Gary H Bernstein;Michael Niemier
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Matthew Jerry;Sourav Dutta;Arman Kazemi;Kai Ni
Behnam Sedighi;Xiaobo Sharon Hu;Huichu Liu;Joseph J. Nahas
Xunzhao Yin;Kai Ni;Dayane Reis;Suman Datta
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Xunzhao Yin;Xiaoming Chen;Michael Niemier;Xiaobo Sharon Hu
Michael T. Niemier;Michael J. Kontz;Peter M. Kogge
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Yu Bi;Kaveh Shamsi;Jiann-Shiun Yuan;Pierre-Emmanuel Gaillardon
D.A. Antonelli;D.Z. Chen;T.J. Dysart;X.S. Hu
Dayane Reis;Michael Niemier;X. Sharon Hu
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Michael Thaddeus Niemier;Peter M. Kogge
Xunzhao Yin;Michael Niemier;X. Sharon Hu
Kai Ni;Xunzhao Yin;Ann Franchesca Laguna;Siddharth Joshi
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