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Our alumnus Akshay Srivatsa won the "Award for the Best Doctoral Thesis of the Department Computer Engineering in 2023". Akhsay had worked at our chair till January 2022 in a research project on optimizing the memory subsystem of multi-core processors as part of the DFG SFB/TR "Invasive Computing".… [weiterlesen]

At the CoC Industry Day organized by three Centers of Competence on Friday July 21, the LIS colleagues Marco Liess, Klajd Zyla and Franz Biersack presented their common poster highlighting different concepts for offloading functions from host processors to SmartNICs. These concepts are currently… [weiterlesen]

Today, 18.07.2023, Bikram Paul, who holds a PhD form the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IITG), started his work as amember of our scientific staff. He will contribute to our research in the BMBF-funded project MANNHEIM-CeCaS on the optimization of the memory hierarchy. The idea is to… [weiterlesen]

Lars Nolte presented our paper on IPC (Inter Process Communication) acceleration for Linux at this year’s Design Automation Conference (DAC). The paper is titled “HAWEN: Hardware Accelerator for Thread Wake-Ups in Linux Event Notification” and was generated in the context of a joint research project… [weiterlesen]

Our chair will actively take part in the CoC Industry Day 2023 organized by the three Centers of Competence Communication (CoC COM), Design of Electronic Circuits and Systems (DECS) and Embedded and Cyber Physical Systems (CoC ECPS) of the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology. We… [weiterlesen]

The Graduate Center Electrical and Computer Engineering has given the PhD Supervisory Award 2022 to Prof. Walter Stechele. This award aims at rewarding extraordinary supervision of doctoral candidates in a reliable, sincere, and respectful relationship between the supervisor and the doctoral… [weiterlesen]

Digital image processing in professional applications places ever-higher demands in terms of compute power and power consumption so that FPGA devices reach their limits. Approximate Computing is an approach to tackle this challenge. It refers to a set of methods to perform calculations not exactly… [weiterlesen]