Paper published at the Design Automation Conference 2022 awarded

On November 8th, Linus Witschen successfully defended his dissertation “Frameworks and Methodologies for Search-based Approximate Logic Synthesis”

Felix Jentzsch et al. demonstrate custom-tailored FPGA accelerators for a RadioML application.

Christian Lienen and Marco Platzner present the ReconROS approach to the robotics community.

Muhammad Awais and Marco Platzner discuss an approximate hardware synthesis approach

Christian Lienen and Marco Platzner demonstrate hardware callbacks in ROS 2

Qazi Arbab Ahmed et al. discuss bitstream-level trojans in FPGAs.

Brede et al. profile the execution of XCS on embedded systems and investigate accelerated classifier deletion.

Witschen et al. got their conference paper accepted at DAC 2022.

Tim Hansmeier and Marco Platzner equip the learning classifier system XCS with safety guarantees.

On the 17th of January, 2022 Qazi Arbab Ahmed successfully defended his dissertation on “Hardware Trojans in Reconfigurable Computing”.

Linus Witschen et al. got their conference paper accepted at DATE 2022.

Marie-Christine Jakobs et al. got their article accepted for publication in IEEE Access.

On the 22th of October, 2021 Tobias Wiersema successfully defended his dissertation on “Guaranteeing Properties of Reconfigurable Hardware Circuits with Proof-Carrying Hardware”.

On the 28th of June, 2021 Muhammad Awais successfully defended his dissertation on “MCTS-based Approximate Accelerator Synthesis”.