James Bantock, one of PRiME’s PhD students, has been awarded a HiPEAC grant to support a four month internship with Samsung. HiPEAC (“High Performance and Embedded Architecture and Compilation”) is an EU funded project that acts as a hub for European researchers in computing systems and consists of around 1,500 specialists in 39 countries. HiPEAC […]
Explaining advanced electronics/computer science research to the general public can be challenging! However, an important part of PRiME’s remit is to explain to a wider audience what our publicly funded research is trying to achieve and how the research is progressing. To do this effectively, especially to an audience of mainly late primary/early secondary age […]
Congratulations to Prof. Alex Yakovlev of Newcastle University, leader of PRiME’s research theme 1, who has been elevated to an IEEE fellow. The award was recognition of Alex’s significant work in the field of the theory and design of asynchronous circuits. Alex was presented with the IEEE fellowship at the awards ceremony at the DATE […]
Design, Automation and Test in Europe (DATE) is the leading European exhibition and conference on all aspects of research into technologies for electronics and embedded system engineering. The 2017 event was held in Lausanne, Switzerland from 27-31 March. PRiME was well represented at the event and made the most of opportunities to share research progress […]
The wider PRiME research team met at Newcastle University on Thursday 16th March for an “all-hands” meeting. Despite travel delays for some team members, it proved an excellent opportunity to review progress in the 4 main research themes and clarify further opportunities for cross-theme collaborative working. Each team was asked to present their contributions to […]
Unfortunately, we have had to cancel the PRiME Industry Day, originally scheduled for Thursday 9th February 2017 at Imperial College London. We plan to re-schedule some time later in 2017, so keep an eye on our website for further information. The Eventbrite page for the event has been updated to show the cancellation, and existing […]
Researchers from the four PRiME research themes met together at Southampton on 12th January 2017 for an All-Hands Meeting. These are periodic meetings where our researchers get together to present the progress of their work and discuss the next phases of their research, with a particular focus on cross-theme collaborative work. 18 team members attended […]
Update 30th January 2017: Unfortunately, we have had to cancel the PRiME Industry Day. We plan to re-schedule some time later in 2017, so keep an eye on our website for further information. A date has been set for PRiME’s second industry day – Thursday February 9th 2017, to be held at Imperial College, London […]
The Forum on specification & Design Languages (FDL) is an international forum devoted to the dissemination of research results, practical experiences and new ideas in the application of specification, design and verification languages. The forum covers several application areas including the design, modelling and verification of integrated circuits, complex hardware/software embedded systems, and mixed-technology systems. FDL […]
On 21st September 2016, Dr. Domenico Balsamo presented a paper on PRiME’s research on embedded processor power modelling at the “PATMOS 2016” conference (Power And Timing Modeling, Optimization and Simulation), held in Bremen, Germany. PATMOS is an annual conference that has been running for over 25 years, and was one of the first research conferences […]