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CSSI Seminar Archives: 2008

  Speaker Company / Institution Title
December
2 Wing Chiu Tam Carnegie Mellon University Precise Failure Localization using Automated Layout Analysis of Diagnosis Candidates
November
18 Eric Chung Carnegie Mellon University A Bluespec Tour
04 Eric Chung Carnegie Mellon University A Bluespec Tour
October
29 Donald S. Gardner Intel Corp. Integrated On-Chip Inductors Using Magnetic Material
21 Brett Meyer Carnegie Mellon University Cost-Effective Lifetime Optimization for NoC-Based MPSoCs
07 Xiaochun Yu Carnegie Mellon University Multiple Defect Diagnosis
September
23 Brian Gold and Shawn Blanton Carnegie Mellon University CSSI: Where's my server? What the hack is CONDOR?
August
05 Michael Flynn University of Michigan Blurring of the Analog-Digital Boundary in Nanometer CMOS
May
13 C. Fred Higgs III Carnegie Mellon University A 3D CMP-aware Nanoscale IC Design Methodology using Physics-based Modeling
06 Jinyin Zhang Carnegie Mellon University A Doubly Regularized Support Vector Machine for Automatic Channel Selection of Brain Computer Interface
April
15 Kai-Chiang Wu Carnegie Mellon University Circuit Optimization Techniques for Radiation-Induced Soft Errors
08 Mark McCartney Carnegie Mellon University Variability-tolerant SRAM Read Path Timing in Deeply Scaled Processes
March
18 Michael Orshansky The University of Texas at Austin Towards Statistical Design of Digital ICs
04 Roland Wunderlich Carnegie Mellon University Super-resolution Performance Trace Reconstruction from CPU Performance Counters
February
26 Vikram Iyengar IBM At-Speed Structural Test of ASICs
19 Valeria Bertacco Carnegie Mellon University Towards Correctness-Constrained Execution for Processor Designs
12 Jon Proesel
 Carnegie Mellon University Flash and Pipeline ADC Designs for Nanoscale Digital CMOS
January
29 Yen-Tzu Lin Carnegie Mellon University Physically-Aware N-Detect Test Pattern Selection
22 Shawn Blanton Carnegie Mellon University CSSI Student Town Hall Meeting
15 Umit Y. Ogras Carnegie Mellon University Modeling, Analysis and Optimization of Networks-on-Chip Communication Architectures