Yoonmyung Lee

Blending theory and practice to improve the efficiency and functionality of electronic systems, Yoonmyung Lee is a distinguished faculty member in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department at the University of Michigan. With a keen focus on the design and optimization of mm3-scale sensor systems, Lee's work is at the forefront of advancing low power and low voltage eDRAM/SRAM technologies. Lee's research interests are deeply rooted in the development of innovative circuit designs that operate near or below the threshold voltage, aiming to significantly reduce power consumption while maintaining performance. This includes pioneering efforts in creating low power timers and enhancing the capabilities of mm3-scale sensor systems, which are crucial for the next generation of compact and efficient electronic devices. One of Lee's notable projects involves the development of an ultra-low-power gate-leakage-based timer specifically designed for mm3-scale wireless sensor nodes. This cutting-edge technology is poised to revolutionize the way sensor nodes operate, offering unprecedented energy efficiency and longevity. Additionally, Lee is spearheading the M3 project, a 1.0mm3 general-purpose sensor node platform characterized by its heterogeneous multi-layer structure. This platform is designed to accommodate a wide range of applications, providing a versatile and scalable solution for various sensor-based technologies. Through these endeavors, Yoonmyung Lee continues to push the boundaries of what's possible in electronic and sensor system design, contributing to the advancement of technology that is both sustainable and highly functional.