Mihir Kavishwar
CV

The archive

Updates & milestones

A record of research, presentations, academic service, and new chapters along the way.

2026

  1. Experience

    Summer internship at NVIDIA

    I spent June–August 2026 as a summer intern in NVIDIA’s digital mixed-signal design team, working on optical interconnects.

  2. Research

    Detector-in-Memory at ISCAS 2026

    Our paper, “Detector-in-Memory for Massive MIMO Detection,” appeared at ISCAS 2026.

    Paper

  3. Presentation

    ICASSP, Barcelona

    I presented our paper, “Minimizing ADC Precision for Analog In-Memory Computing,” at ICASSP 2026 in Barcelona, Spain.

    Paper Session

  4. Award

    Paul D. Coleman Outstanding Research Award

    I received the 2026 Paul D. Coleman Outstanding Research Award from Illinois ECE.

    Award recipients

  5. Service

    Session chair at the CSL Student Conference

    I co-chaired the Circuits, Architectures, and Scalable Systems session at the CSL Student Conference 2026.

    Organizing committee

2025

  1. Research

    Paper accepted in IEEE TCAS-I

    “Energy-Accuracy Trade-Offs in Massive MIMO Signal Detection Using SRAM-Based In-Memory Computing” was accepted in IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers.

    Paper

2024

  1. Research

    Paper accepted at ISCAS 2024

    “Massive MIMO Signal Detection using SRAM-based In-Memory Computing” was accepted for a lecture presentation at ISCAS 2024.

    Paper

2023

  1. Life

    Moving to Illinois

    I transferred from Princeton University to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

2022

  1. Life

    Starting at Princeton

    I started as a PhD student in Princeton’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

  2. Research

    Voice activity detection papers accepted

    Our work on analog acoustic feature extraction and mixed-signal classification for voice activity detection was accepted for lecture presentations at ICECS and INDICON 2022.

    ICECS paper INDICON paper

  3. Award

    Graduating from IIT Bombay

    I graduated with BTech and MTech degrees in Electrical Engineering and a minor in Systems and Control Engineering, and received the Undergraduate Research Award (URA03).

  4. Service

    Teaching Mixed-Signal VLSI Design

    I started as a teaching assistant for EE719 Mixed-Signal VLSI Design at IIT Bombay.

2021

  1. Service

    Writing for BackgroundHum

    I co-authored articles on the global chip shortage and the IIT Bombay EE PhD program for the department’s student newsletter, BackgroundHum.

    Chip shortage PhD program