July 15-16, 2014 Newcastle University The scientific workshop focused on technical presentations reporting the ongoing work of the PRiME researchers. A series of seminars and workshops was held over two days and built upon recent collaborative meetings held between the PRiME research team. Day 1 11.00 – 11.15 – Opening/Welcome – Professor Alex Yakovlev (PRiME Theme 1 Lead) […]
PRiME is included within the 2014 NMI Yearbook. Getting a mention within Research and Development PRiME is introduced the the wider industrial community by one of the programmes key knowledge transfer partners.
Attended by over 35 research investigators, PhD students, industrial and academic partners the day was an opportunity for the presentation of early output and results.
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.
This information sheet has been produced to explain the aims of the PRiME programme to students and young people.
To mark the launch of the PRiME Programme in May 2013, Nick Heath of the technology news website ZDNet interviewed PRiME Director, Professor Bashir Al-Hashimi.
PRiME Director, Professor Bashir Al-Hashimi, introduced the PRiME research programme to ESP KTN
PRiME introduced in keynote speech at PATMOS 2013, Karlsruhe, Germany.
Universities Minister receives PRiME briefing at Royal Society Workshop