En-Ming Huang

Coached a six-member undergraduate team to an Overall Winner title against a top international field, outperforming competitors from top-tier institutions including UCSD, Nanyang Technological University, and ETH Zurich.

Collaborated within a team of three to solve over 11 algorithmic problems. Competed with multiple teams from Tokyo University, Kyoto University, National Taiwan University, etc.

Won first place in research category at the Small Object Detection Challenge for Spotting Birds 2023 held at MVA 2023 conference. Published paper 'Ensemble Fusion for Small Object Detection' demonstrating innovative approaches to detecting small objects in challenging scenarios.

Secured second place in an international college student contest with participants including ETH Zurich, Nanyang Technological University, and The University of Edinburgh. Designed, built, and optimized cluster computer, excelling in HPL benchmarks, CPU & GPU performance profiling, and execution efficiency.

Achieved victory in an international contest including teams from MIT, UCSD, UT Austin, and Nanyang Technological University (9 teams total). Led cluster computer development, showcasing exceptional performance in HPL benchmarks, CPU & GPU profiling, and execution efficiency.

Ranked third among 37 international teams, competing against prestigious institutions like Beijing Tsinghua University and Nanyang Technological University. Optimized applications on Singapore's National Supercomputing Center.

Earned Gold Award by achieving top-10 among 101 teams in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). Collaborated within a team of three (team name: EX-panda) to solve 13 algorithmic problems.

Awarded a Ph.D scholarship of NT$500,000 per year for up to five years from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC).

Awarded approximately NT$90,000 in travel support from the Foundation for the Advancement of Outstanding Scholars (FAOS) to present the paper "Warp-STAR" at the DAC 2026 conference in Long Beach, U.S.A.

Awarded by the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) a NT$25,000 conference grant to present the research paper "Efficient CPU-GPU Collaborative Inference for MoE-based LLMs on Memory-Limited Systems" at ASP-DAC 2026 in Hong Kong.

Highly selective national award sponsored by the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) in Taiwan. Recognized as one of only 100 recipients nationwide across all academic disciplines for outstanding original research. Research topic: Maximizing Parallelism of Irregular Graph Applications Through GPU Warp Equalizer.

The most prestigious honor for undergraduate students at National Tsing Hua University. Presented to ten exceptional individuals among 2,000 graduating students.

Recognized as one of the two most outstanding students among 145 CS juniors at NTHU. Awards are established by the ZYXEL foundation.

Among the top three awardees College of EE & CS-wide at NTHU. Awards are established by the Pan Wen Yuan Foundation.