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Home | Lilly Chin
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Hello! I’m Lilly Chin, an assistant professor at UT Austin’s Electrical and Computer Engineering department, where I run MERGe Lab.
- If you would like to work with me, please read THIS FAQ for the highest chance of a reply.
- For a professional bio, click HERE.
- For my current research, refer to the MERGe Lab research and publication pages.
This is my personal website and thus focuses on me rather than my job. The academic pages here highlight my philosophy towards research and the people who shaped that philosophy.
This website also serves as an archive of my personal projects, ranging from engineering to visual art to amateur and professional writing. I also keep an archive of my higher visibility activities such as my performance on Jeopardy! as the 2017 College Champion / “spiciest memelord”.