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**Topic:** Prefetching in distributed cache system (NUCA), may extend to multicore (#11)\\ **Topic:** Prefetching in distributed cache system (NUCA), may extend to multicore (#11)\\
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-**Group:** insert group members here\\ +**Group:** Kami Vaniea, Akkarit Sangpetch\\  
-**Topic:** insert project topic here\\+**Topic:** Visualizing memory accesses to assist researchers in debugging.\\ 
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 +**Group:** Jack Cheung, Mark Ma\\ 
 +**Topic:** Fault Tolerance(#5)\\ 
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 +**Group:** Kevin Woo, Yu Cai\\ 
 +**Topic:** Bufferless Routers Implementation (#14)\\ 
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 +**Group:** Adam Hartman, Cindy Tseng\\ 
 +**Topic:** DoS Attacks on On-Chip Interconnect (#4)\\ 
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 +**Group:** Matthew Beckler, Vinod Chandrasekaran\\ 
 +**Topic:** Asymmetric multi-core designs (#6), identifying phases of program operation and scheduling on optimized cores.\\ 
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 +**Group:** Milo Polte, Rob Simmons\\ 
 +**Topic:** Attacking and defending PCM-based main memory, variant of (#19) focusing on PCM as a replacement for DRAM.\\ 
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 +**Group:** Chengjou Liao, Travis Iwanaga\\ 
 +**Topic:** GPU SIMD Thread Scheduling for MLP\\ 
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 +**Group:** Anshul Gandhi, Yi Zhuang\\ 
 +**Topic:** Analytical Modeling of system temperature (inspired by #22).\\ 
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 +**Group:** George Nychis, Tony Cartolano\\ 
 +**Topic:** QoS and Fairness in Bufferless Interconnection On-Chip Networks (#1).\\ 
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 +**Group:** Yanlin Li, Xin Zhang\\ 
 +**Topic:** More is Less: Denial-of-Service Attacks to Multi-Core Systems
===== Looking for a project partner? ===== ===== Looking for a project partner? =====
If you are looking for a project partner please post your ad along with your contact information below. If particular topics interest you make sure to mention them.\\ If you are looking for a project partner please post your ad along with your contact information below. If particular topics interest you make sure to mention them.\\
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-**Name:** Kami Vaniea kami@cs.cmu.edu\\  
-**Interests:** Visualizing memory accesses to assist researchers in debugging.\\ 
-**Ad:** I'd like to build a system to help researchers debug architecture layouts and help them find areas to optimize. I imagine such a system would allow a researcher to view the state of memory at any point in the execution cycle as well as see the series of instructions that lead to the current state for a given memory location. To do this project we would need to build a back tracker which given a sequence of instructions and a memory address could determine which instructions caused the current state of the memory. \\  
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**Name:** Richa Aggawal richaagg@andrew.cmu.edu\\ **Name:** Richa Aggawal richaagg@andrew.cmu.edu\\
**Interests:** I am flexible wid the topics. Anybody looking for a partner, please contact me.\\ **Interests:** I am flexible wid the topics. Anybody looking for a partner, please contact me.\\
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 +**Name:** Joon Ho Cho (joonhoch@andrew.cmu.edu)\\
 +**Interests:** I wanna work on the Fair/QoS-aware caching in the presence of prefetching (topic #9). Let me know if you want to partner up with me.\\
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