CALCM Seminars

The CALCM seminar series is a weekly meeting of faculty and students with broad interests in Computer Architecture, and is open to all. The seminar is an excellent medium for CALCM students/faculty to present their recent research results and/or practice conference presentations, for students to polish their presentation skills and present external results from recent conferences, and for outside speakers to tell us about their work.

When / Where?

Every Tuesday 4:00-5:00 PM in Hamerschlag Hall D-210

If you are interested in giving a CALCM talk or have general questions, please contact the seminar organizer: Yoongu Kim.

Fall 2009 Schedule

Date	Title	Speaker
September 15	ATLAS: A Scalable and High-Performance Scheduling Algorithm for Multiple Memory Controllers	Yoongu Kim
September 22	No seminar.	No seminar.
September 29	Program Generation for Transforms: Tackling the Memory Hierarchy	Marek Telgarsky
October 6	Core Fusion Revisited: Overcoming Single-Thread Performance Hurdles	Janani Mukundan
October 13	Computer Generation of Fourier Transform Libraries for Distributed Memory Architectures	Vas Chellappa
October 20	Data-Oriented Transaction Execution	Ippokratis Pandis
October 27	No seminar. (Please attend Burton Smith's talk on the same day.)	No seminar.
November 3	Olatunji's talk (TBD).	Olatunji Ruwase
November 10	TBD	TBD
November 17	TBD	TBD
November 24	No seminar (Thanksgiving).	No seminar.
December 1	Chen-Ling's talk (TBD).	Chen-Ling Chou
December 8	Hyunjin's talk. (TBD: “StimulusCache” or “Flip-N-Write”.)	Hyunjin Lee

Spring 2009 Schedule

Date	Title	Speaker
January 27	REDAC: Distributed, Asynchronous Redundancy in Shared-Memory Servers	Brian Gold
February 3	Variation-Aware Dynamic Voltage/Frequency Scaling	Sebastian Herbert
February 10	Practical Off-chip Meta-data for Temporal Memory Streaming	Mike Ferdman
February 17	An FPGA-based Reliability and Security Engine for Protecting Critical Power Infrastructure	Peter Klemperer
February 24	Real-time Stereo Vision Using the GPU	Wei Yu
March 3	Enabling Dynamic Parallel Monitoring of Multithreaded Applications	Evangelos Vlachos
March 10	Spring break - No seminar	No seminar
March 17	Self-optimizing Microprocessors: A Machine Learning Approach	Jose Martinez
March 24	No seminar	No seminar
March 31	Shore-MT: A Scalable Storage Manager for the Multicore Era	Ippokratis Pandis
April 7	Amdahl's Law in the Multicore Era	Mark Hill
April 14	DRAM Errors in the Wild: A Large-scale Field Study	Bianca Schroeder
April 21	Register Allocation Deconstructed	David Koes
April 28	No seminar	No seminar
May 5	DPA: A Decoupled Parameterizable Architecture for Data-Intensive Algorithms	Qian Yu