Testing, Reliable, and Secure Computing

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Location: PHO 302
Associated faculty: Karpovsky, Levitin, Taubin

Members of the Reliable Computing Laboratory conduct research on a broad variety of topics, including the design of computer chips; efficient hardware testing at the chip, board, and system levels; functional software testing; efficient signal processing algorithms; coding and decoding; fault-tolerant message routing for multiprocessor systems; and the design of reliable computer networks. In addition, research is conducted on architectures based on asynchronous circuits for computer security and side-channel attacks resistance.

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Nov 10, 2009 New Course for Spring 2010: High Performance Computing with Multicore and GPUs EC500 - High Performance Computing with Multicore and GPUs Faculty: Prof. Martin Herbordt Mon/Wed...
Oct 30, 2009 Nanophotonics Advance Could Boost Biomolecular Studies and Sensor Capabilities An interdisciplinary team of researchers led by Department of Electrical & Computer...
Oct 30, 2009 Prof.’s Levitin and Toffoli Calculate Ultimate Limit of Processing Speed Constant advances in technology may make it seem like computing power has...

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