Ujjwal Guin

Electrical and Computer Engineering
Godbold Associate Professor
325 Broun Hall
334.844.1835
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Education

Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, University of Connecticut
M.S. Electrical Engineering, Temple University
B.S. Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, IIEST Shibpur-India

Research Interests

Hardware Security
Internet of Things (IoTs)
Supply Chain Security
Cybersecurity
VLSI Design and Test

In The News

Associate professor in electrical and computer engineering leads $600K NSF research grant

Ujjwal Guin, the Godbold Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is exploring means that will identify unexpected vulnerabilities from used static random-access memory chips.
2023 in review: Top Auburn Engineering stories of the year

Auburn engineers accomplished great things in 2023, including exciting research projects and collaborations, welcoming a new dean, climbing the national rankings and more.
Professor in ECE part of $1.8 million study to explore security solutions for semiconductor supply chains

Ujjwal Guin, assistant professor in electrical and computer engineering, said tracking of thousands of electronic devices becomes crucial for enabling supply chain integrity, managing data processing, and communications.
Researchers in electrical and computer engineering earn IEEE Best Paper Award

Researchers in electrical and computer engineering at Auburn University have shown that data — sometimes sensitive information — is not lost when static random access memory is powered off. Instead, data written to SRAM chips is permanently stored and can be partially retrieved.
Electrical and computer engineering students are competition-proven and career-ready

Three graduate students – Yadi Zhong, Yuqiao Zhang and Ziqi Zhou – won the HACK@Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems (CHES) 2021 Challenge, held virtually Sept. 15-17, just a month after finishing runner-up at HACK@SEC21.
Graduate students awarded second place at world's largest hardware security competition

Three graduate students in electrical and computer engineering, Yadi Zhong, Yuquiao Zhang, and Ziqi Zhou, identified bugs and wrote code to exploit vulnerabilities within computer chips and took second place in the virtual, 33-team HACK@SEC21.
#GINNing Podcast: Assistant ECE professor talks White House report citation

Assistant electrical and computer engineering professor Ujjwal Guinn is picking up good citations.