Li Chen

Professor Li Chen holds dual appointments in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Engineering. His research develops radiation-hardened electronics and reliable computing systems for critical applications.

Holds BSc in Electrical Engineering, MEng, and PhD degrees. Professional engineering license (P.Eng.) indicates certified expertise.

Research focuses on radiation effects in microelectronics, fault-tolerant circuit design, neural network reliability, silicon device reliability, and biomedical sensors. Current projects include radiation hardening techniques for advanced nodes, single-event effect characterization, and photonic biosensors.

Publications demonstrate innovations in radiation-hardened flip-flop designs, SEE characterization methodologies, and applications of machine learning in bioinformatics and reliability engineering. Recent work includes photonic biosensors for virus detection and federated learning for genomic analysis.

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Leads research at Radiation Effects Research Laboratory, focusing on semiconductor reliability under radiation exposure. Collaborations include industry partners in aerospace and medical device sectors.

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