Computer architecture
Research in computer architecture encompasses both experimental and theoretical work on improving the performance, efficiency, reliability, and programmability of future computer systems. This highly interdisciplinary field stretches from circuits to operating systems with a focus at the hardware/software interface. Computer architects are discovering new challenges and opportunities with the inevitable end of Moore's law, the growing complexity of modern systems, the emergence of nanoscale physical design constraints, and the transition to mainstream parallel computing. Our core areas of expertise include heterogeneous accelerator-based computing systems; chip-level interconnection networks; secure computing platforms; power- and reliability-aware parallel architectures; reconfigurable and self-optimizing hardware; and architectures for emerging technologies.
Research Area Faculty
| Name | Department | Contact | |
|---|---|---|---|
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Albonesi, David H.
Professor |
Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Room 221 Phillips Hall 607 255-8131 |
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Batten, Christopher Francis
Assistant Professor |
Electrical and Computer Engineering |
323 Rhodes 607 255-2672 |
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MartÃnez, José F.
Associate Professor |
Electrical and Computer Engineering |
336 Rhodes Hall 607 255-1874 |
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Suh, Gookwon Edward
Associate Professor |
Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Room 338 Frank H T Rhodes Hall 607 255-6856 |
