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Research Areas

  • Communication Networks
  • Computer-Aided Design and Synthesis
  • Computer Architecture
  • Computer Systems
  • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
  • Robotics
  • Security
  • Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
  • VLSI Circuits and Systems

Communication Networks

Abstract representation of wireless communication and network concepts

Research in the Computer Networks area is focused on network protocols, routing algorithms, quality of service (QOS), security, survivability, support for multimedia, network coding, wireless communication networks and wireless sensor networks.

Faculty: I-Hong Hou, Stavros Kalafatis, P.R. Kumar, Narasimha Reddy, Srinivas Shakkottai, Alex Sprintson, Xi Zhang, Pierce Cantrell


Computer Aided Design and Synthesis

Research in the CAD and Synthesis area is focused on optimization for energy-efficient VLSI circuits, design for testability, on-chip communication fabrics, dynamic power management, adaptive circuit design, interactions between physical design and system-level design, heuristics for large scale combinatorial optimization.

Faculty: Gwan Choi,  Jiang Hu, Sunil Khatri, Weiping Shi


Computer Architecture


Research in the Computer Architecture area is focused on on security, power, reliability and performance of the future chip-multiprocessor (CMP) and multiprocessor system-on-chip (MPSoC) designs as well as computer arithmetic.

Faculty: Paul Gratz, Mi Lu,  Stavros Kalafatis

 

Computer Systems


Research in the Computer Systems area is focused on fault-tolerant systems, storage and file systems, computer architecture, multiprocessors on a chip, cloud computing, and distributed systems.

Faculty:  Paul Gratz, I-Hong Hou, P.R. Kumar, JV Rajendran, Narasimha Reddy, Alex Sprintson, Starvos Kalafatis


Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

Research in the ML-AI area is focused in two streams. The first pertains to algorithms and applications including data science, online learning, reinforcement learning as well as applications to networked and control systems. The second pertains to computational platforms for ML-AI including VLSI realization of ML algorithms and multicore architectures supporting ML.

Faculty: Gwan Choi, Nick Duffield, Paul Gratz, I-Hong Hou, Jiang Hu, Stavros Kalafatis, Sunil Khatri,  P.R. Kumar,  Kevin Nowka, Joshua Peeples, Srinivas Shakkottai.


Robotics

Research being conducted under the Advanced Robotics in Manufacturing Consortium (ARM) focuses on human robot interface, manufacturing automation, path planning, robot security and safety.

Faculty: Starvos Kalafatis, P.R. Kumar


Security

Research in the Security area is focused on VLSI security, computer security, network security, and cyber-physical systems security among other security issues that impact society.

Faculty:  Jiang Hu, Paul Gratz, JV Rajendran, Narasimha Reddy, P.R. Kumar, Sunil Khatri, Nick Duffield


Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality


Research focused on optimized integration of voice in VR systems provide a more natural human interface. Augmented Reality solutions look into medical, mechanical, aeronautical training and latency reduction.

Faculty: Starvos Kalafatis


VLSI Circuits and Systems


Research in the VLSI Circuits and Systems area is focused on Electronic Design Automation (EDA) of digital and analog circuits as well as VLSI design. Current research projects cover all strategically important areas including logic synthesis, layout synthesis, modeling, simulation, low power, reliability, testing, design for manufacturability, hardware/software co-design, application specific integrated circuits (ASICs), and System-on-Silicon (SOC), and hardware acceleration of EDA algorithms.

Faculty: Gwan Choi,  Jiang Hu, Sunil Khatri, JV Rajendran, Weiping Shi, Stavros Kalafatis


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