1 paper accepted for publication in LCTES, June 2009, Dublin,
Ireland.
2 papers accepted for publication in DATE, April 2009, Neice, France.
Grant from Science Foundation of Arizona (SFAz) for application
development on multi-core Processors
Best paper candidate SPKM: A Novel Graph Drawing based
Algorithm for Application Mapping onto Coarse-Grained Reconfigurable
Architectures, at ASPDAC (Asia South Pacific Design Automation Conference) 2008.
Generous grant from Microsoft Research on Low-Power Compilation using
Phoenix
Research Interests
My research interests lie in the broad area of Software for
Embedded Systems with a particular focus at the processor-compiler
interface. I am interested in developing compiler, microarchitectural
and compiler+microarchitectural solutions for power, performance, temperature,
robustness and reliability for emebedded systems. More detailed
information about my current and past research projects can be found
on the research page.
For more information, and my current teaching schedule and reviews,
please go to my teaching page.
Note to new Students
If you are a student at ASU, and some of the topics that I work on
engage you, the way to get into my team starts by doing well in one of
my classes.
If you are a prospective student, please go through my research page
to see if there is some challenge that particularly strikes you, and
you would like to take on.