Professor
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Graduate Students
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John Bell
John received a B.S.E. in Electrical Engineering and a B.S. in Sound Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2010. He then worked in industry for several years designing high-precision frequency synthesizers and crystal oscillators for Connor Winfield while starting up a digital-violin synthesis company called Weinreich Labs. He has also worked as a professional live sound engineer since 2007, which has given him the honor to tour internationally with acts such as Robert Plant and Modest Mouse. Email: johnlb@umich.edu |
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Peter Brown
Peter is from Moscow, Idaho. His research is efficient mixed-signal computing. Email: peterbrn@umich.edu |
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Justin Correll
Justin started his career as a journeyman electrician in Jacksonville, FL. He then went on to study at the University of Florida, Gainesville and received a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering. In 2014, he did an internship with the group through the Summer Research Opportunity Program (SROP) and Rackham Graduate School. He designed the test interface for the GeoSTAR JPL project and got excited about integrated circuit design. In 2016, Justin joined the group to pursue Ph.D. studies. His research interests are in high-speed ADCs and in interface circuits for neuromorphic computing and other applications. Email: lucasfish1@ufl.edu |
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Wolf E. Flynn
Wolf is currently researching analog to digital conversion in the Flynns' backyard. |
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Linda Gong
Linda joined the group in 2018 after getting a bachelors from the University of Notre Dame. She owes a huge thanks to her family, friends, and ND EE professors, without whom she would not have gotten into graduate school. Her interests are microwave/analog circuit design and STEM education. Email: lgongnd@umich.edu |
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Lu Jie
Lu joined the group in summer 2016 as internship and come back as a PhD student in fall 2017 after getting B.S. degree from Zhejiang University. He's now interested in mix-architecture ADCs and high speed serial links. Lu is also a fan of electronic DIY. Email: jielu@umich.edu |
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Taewook Kang
Taewook is from Korea, and graduated from Seoul National University. His current concern is watching too much YouTube. Email: twkang@umich.edu |
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Akshay Krishnakumar
Akshay joined the Flynn group as a temporary research assistant in Fall 2018. He is a masters student interested in analog circuit design. Akshay also loves playing badminton. Email: akshaykk@umich.edu |
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Seungjong Lee
Seungjong was born in S. Korea, but studied Electrical Engineering in Japan. It was there that he heard about the famous Flynn group, and wanted to join. Seungjong is fluent in three languages: Korean, Japanese and English. He is hoping to see a lot more of the USA while he is here. Email: snjnlee@umich.edu |
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Rundao Lu
Rundao joined the group in fall 2016, he is interested in analog circuit design. He also considers himself an environmently friendly man. Email: lurundao@umich.edu |
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Christine Weston
BS, Electrical Engineering, BS, Biomedical Engineering, Washington University in St. Louis Email: cmweston@umich.edu |
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Boyi Zheng
Boyi joined the group in fall 2016 after getting B.S. from Shanghai Jiao Tong University. She likes mixed signal IC design and ADC. Email: boyizh@umich.edu |
Undergraduate Students
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Ian Fan
Ian is an undergraduate from Novi, Michigan. He joined the group in Fall 2018 as a sophomore in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department. Email: ianfan@umich.edu |
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Yuguo Sheng
Yuguo joined the ground in winter 2019 as a junior. He is an U-of-M undergraduate student in Electrical Engineering in EECS Dept. He is also a dual-degree undergrad from UM-SJTU Joint Institute at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, majoring in Electrical & Computer Engineering. He is working on boosting SAR ADC with analog systems. Email: ygsheng@umich.edu |