Research from across the PRiME programme’s collaborating institutions was presented and demonstrated at the recent DATE 2015 (Design, Automation and Test in Europe) Conference held in Grenoble, March 2015.

PRiME is holding its first Industry Day on Tuesday June 30th, from 10.00 to 15.00 at Imperial College, London.

The post-holder will lead on the delivery of PRiME’s ‘showcase’ demonstrator(s), by undertaking a programme of application-led research and development.

PRiME offers the opportunity for interested organisations to become programme associates.

The PRiME Programme will feature heavily within the planned programme for the 11th European Workshop on Microelectronics Education (EWME) to be hosted by University of Southampton in May 2016.

PRiME Director Professor Bashir Al-Hashimi discusses the challenges for chip designers when designing the future multicore processors.

Dr Josh Levine and Dr Ed Stott PRiME researchers from Imperial College London have produced a video explaining Real-time Performance Optimisation.

Associate Professor Geoff Merrett, PRiME Programme Applications Lead describes PRiME‘s approach to Run-time Power Management, How can this approach save battery life through run-time management? PRiME demonstrates this energy saving.

Fully funded 3 ½ year PhD studentship. Annual stipend of £13726 pa. (open to UK and EU applicants)
2 PhD studentships in Power-efficient, Reliable, Many-Core Embedded systems (PRiME)

Josh Levine, PhD researcher (Imperial College London) working within PRiME Theme 3 has prepared the following video to show Dynamic Voltage Frequency Scaling with online slack measurement.