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Tuesday, June 19, 2012, noon EST
Yavuz Yetim, Princeton


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GSRC/MuSyC Joint Annual Review
October 15 to 17, 2012
University of California, Berkeley

Application and Technology Driven Platform Design for the Late- and Post-Silicon Era

The mission of the GigaScale Systems Research Center (GSRC) is to address the research challenges in the design (hardware and software) and utilization (programming and interfacing) of information system platforms for consumer/enterprise/defense applications, to be deployed in the late- and post-silicon era, so as to achieve orders of magnitude improvement in cost (design and related NRE, programming) and quality (lower power, higher functional performance, increased reliability, increased usability).

The research is driven from above by emerging applications, and from below by technology trends in materials, devices, fabrication and circuit fabrics, with the goal of developing cost-efficient platforms through future technology generations with significant novel functionality so as to enable whole new application classes.

The center research seeks integrated solutions for:

  • Managing cost challenges emerging from increased design and validation/verification complexity.
  • Design and programming of highly concurrent, heterogeneous platforms while meeting tight power budgets.
  • Design for resiliency under diverse threats, including potentially high-failure rate post-silicon fabrics.
Addressing these challenges requires innovative and disruptive solutions. By bringing the best minds in US academia (37 faculty from 15 institutions) together in a collaborative and forward-looking setting, GSRC is uniquely positioned to deliver some of the answers. Our previous track record has demonstrated that this model ("not research as usual") is highly effective in producing ground-breaking results.

GSRC is one of the six centers that are part of the Focus Center Research Program.

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Columbia University and Semiconductor Research Corporation Breathe New Life into Scalability by Integrating Voltage Regulators Directly onto ICs

Prof. Li-Shiuan Peh (MIT) receives ACM Distinguished Scientist Award

Prof. Edmund M. Clarke (CMU) Awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Vienna University of Technology

Michael J. Lyons (Harvard) wins Best Poster Award at HiPEAC 2012

Prof. Sarita Adve (UIUC), IEEE Fellow

Prof. Sarita Adve (UIUC) receives the Anita Borg Institute Women of Vision Award in the Innovation Category

Biruk Mammo (Michigan) Awarded Rackham International Student Fellowship

Sid Ying-Ze Bao (Michigan) earns Best Student Paper Award for Computer Vision Research

Prof. Kai Li (Princeton) Elected to the National Academy of Engineering

Jason Clemons, Sid Ying Ze Bao, Mohit Bagra, Max Seiden (Michigan) win GSRC Margarida Jacome Best Poster Award 2011

Profs. Andrew Kahng (UCSD) and Igor Markov (Michigan) receive The Richard Newton GSRC Industrial Impact Award 2011

Prof. Sharad Malik (Princeton) receives ICCAD Influential Paper Award