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Pinaki Mazumder co-authors new book: Memristive Computing
The book explores the application of memristive computing to cryptography, signal processing, collective behavior, and more.Nishil Talati receives U-M Research Faculty Recognition Award
The award recognizes his excellence in research, particularly in the areas of computer architecture, compilers, and systems software.U-M team’s genome sequencing breakthrough featured in CACM Research Highlights
Their work introduces a new computational framework that significantly increases the efficiency of genomic data processing.How Forbes Compiled The 2025 AI 50 List
Who knows what’s hot in AI? Forbes has shared the list of expert judges who helped select the finalist companies for Forbes’ 2025 AI 50 List. Among them was Prof. Jason Mars of U-M.Five papers by CSE researchers at ASPLOS 2025
CSE authors are presenting new research on topics related to computer architecture, programming languages, and operating systems.CSE researchers present four papers at HPCA 2025
CSE authors presented new research on topics related to computer architecture, from in-cache computing optimization to oblivious memory performance improvement.Nishil Talati named IEEE Computer Society Top Early Career Professional
This honor recognizes his exceptional achievements in computer architecture, compilers, and systems software.Q&A with Valeria Bertacco, Vice Provost for Engaged Learning
In this Q&A, Prof. Valeria Bertacco discusses her role in expanding global engagement and experiential education at U-M, highlighting initiatives to boost student participation in international programs and broaden hands-on learning opportunities.Krisztián Flautner named U-M Innovation Champion
He will serve as a resource for other researchers, connecting them with businesses and entrepreneurial opportunities to amplify the impact of their work.An architecture for universal pathogen detection
CSE researchers are working to develop more accurate and efficient genome sequencing technology for pathogen detection and more.Making models that adapt: PhD student Christopher Clarke on personalized AI and his Guyanese roots
Recent University of Michigan PhD grad Christopher Clarke is on a mission to make AI models that are personalized and impactful, while also fostering tech growth in his native Guyana.CSE Graduate Honors Competition showcases exceptional research by PhD students
The annual competition features research presentations by a selection of outstanding PhD students in CSE.Todd Austin receives 2024 IEEE Computer Society B. Ramakrishna Rau Award
The award recognizes his influential contributions to computer microarchitecture and compiler technology.U-M part of $7.5 million federal grant to revolutionize quantum stack design
Gokul Ravi is co-PI on the project, part of a $65 million DOE effort to support quantum computing research.These CSE PhD alums have accepted faculty positions
Congrats to these new faculty!Eleven papers by CSE researchers at VLDB 2024
CSE authors are presenting new research on topics related to data management, analysis, mining, and more.Reetuparna Das receives ACM SIGARCH Maurice Wilkes Award
A top honor for mid-career researchers in computer architecture, the award recognizes Das’s outstanding contributions to the field.Los Alamos Grants University of Michigan $15M to Fund Computing Collaboration
CSE faculty Reetuparna Das and Scott Mahlke are co-PIs on a new U-M collaboration with Los Alamos National Laboratory to develop advanced computing technologies.$15M to fund U-M, Los Alamos National Laboratory collaboration
The University of Michigan will partner with Los Alamos National Laboratory to develop advanced computing technologies to address critical challenges.ChatGPT stand-ins: Small Language Models show similar quality at lower cost in a customer-facing AI tool
New tool capable of comparing SLMs and LLMs finds smaller models can reduce costs up to 29 times.The hidden brain power behind programming
New research from U-M reveals how stimulation of certain brain regions affects programming performance.Todd Austin and Valeria Bertacco receive North Campus Deans’ MLK Spirit Award
They were honored with the Community Building & Impact Award for creating the AURA program, a research exchange for undergraduate students at African universities.Get to know: Gokul Ravi
His research takes on topics at the cutting edge of quantum computing, from quantum algorithms to quantum-classical systems.CSE researchers win Distinguished Paper Award at CCS 2023
CSE authors were recognized for the excellence of their paper on security verification of low-trust computing architectures.Joy Dong receives Rackham International Student Fellowship
The award recognizes her academic excellence and will support her ongoing research in CSE.Four papers by CSE researchers appearing at CCS 2023
CSE-authored papers at the conference cover cutting-edge topics related to computer security.2023 CSE Honors Competition highlights outstanding research by grad students
The competition recognizes PhD students in CSE for their excellent research contributions.University of Michigan partnering with state to prep future semiconductor workforce
Prof. Valeria Bertacco is quoted in this article discussing the Michigan Economic Development Corp.’s $3.6 million investment to expand semiconductor education and training programs.U-Michigan a partner in two CHIPS Act Midwest microelectronics hubs
The latest DoD funding announcements bolster Michigan Engineering’s efforts to support revitalization of the U.S. semiconductor sector.Congrats to CSE alums who have accepted faculty positions
Congrats to these new faculty!Gokul Ravi and coauthors present new advances in quantum computing, win Best Paper Award at IEEE Quantum Week
Prof. Ravi and his coauthors have three papers appearing at the conference on fault-tolerant quantum computing, variational quantum algorithms, and more, including one that won Best Paper Award.CSE welcomes new faculty to campus for the 23/24 academic year
Meet the new arrivals.Reetuparna Das named ACM SIGMICRO chair
Prof. Das will oversee the group’s efforts to support cutting-edge research in computer microarchitecture.A look back at 25 years of University of Michigan innovation in computer architecture
Nine papers by EECS researchers have been highlighted as among the most significant of the last 25 years in an ISCA retrospective.Researchers leverage AI to fight online hate speech
University of Michigan researchers have developed a new hate speech detection tool that uses deep learning to more accurately classify hateful content online.George Tzimpragos receives 2023 ACM SIGARCH & IEEE CS TCCA Outstanding Dissertation Award
The award recognizes the excellence of Tzimpragos’s doctoral thesis on computer architecture.CSE announces 2023 faculty promotions
The Division commends these individuals for their contributions to research, education, and the CSE community.Prof. Trevor Mudge retires after 46 years in computer architecture
He worked in a wide variety of computer related topics, but his focus was on computer architecture – the design of computers. In particular, he helped to frame the discussion about and develop the technology for ultra-low-power computing.Get to know: Ryan Huang
His research tackles the many tricky problems and failures that emerge in complex, distributed systems.Prof. John P. Hayes retires after half a century in computer architecture
Always curious about technology, he has made significant contributions to test and fault tolerant computing, while also exploring the potential of novel architectures.Tanvir Ahmed Khan earns Towner Prize for Outstanding PhD Research
The award recognizes creative and outstanding research achievements.Five EECS faculty receive Ted Kennedy Family Faculty Team Excellence Award
These faculty each contributed toward a successful center that developed specialized hardware “building blocks” for a range of applications.Lynn Conway to be inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame
Prof. Emerita Conway is recognized for her role in transforming the global microelectronics industry with the invention of VLSI, or Very Large-Scale Integration.Microelectronics researchers plan new initiative, enhanced collaboration to aid semiconductor industry
Leaders in microelectronics from across Michigan Engineering gathered to plan the formation of Michigan’s Advanced Vision for Education and Research in Integrated Circuits, with an eye to building industry partnerships and strengthening US leadership.CSE alum Akshitha Sriraman’s dissertation receives second ACM SIG recognition
Sriraman’s dissertation has won two major ACM SIG awards, from ACM SIGOPS and SIGARCH, as well as two additional prizes from U-M.2022 CSE Graduate Student Honors Competition highlights outstanding research
The competition recognizes top research done by PhD students at CSE.Scott Mahlke recognized with B. Ramakrishna Rau Award for accomplishments in microarchitecture
Mahlke’s research interests include energy-efficient processor design, machine learning, architecture synthesis, compilers for high-performance processors, and reliable computer system design.Todd Austin earns MICRO Test of Time for vulnerability assessment of microarchitecture
The paper introduced a means to estimate how prone a CPU’s microarchitecture is to the accumulation of logical errors.Research on bug report model honored with ASE Most Influential Paper
“Modeling bug report quality” presents a model of bug report that reduces the overall cost of software maintenance.Prof. Ron Dreslinski inducted into MICRO Hall of Fame
This honor recognizes outstanding researchers with eight or more papers at the International Symposium on Microarchitecture.CSE alum Akshitha Sriraman’s dissertation recognized by SIGARCH/TCCA
Sriraman was recognized for contributions enhancing the efficiency and scalability of hardware and software architecture for hyperscale datacenter systems.U-M spin-off Agita Labs releases always encrypted computing product
TrustForge, based on U-M research spearheaded by Austin and Bertacco, provides users with the ability to protect data using a process called sequestered encryptionADA researchers present at Design Automation Conference
The two papers present work on improving efficiency for developers working with hardware accelerators and improving training performance of deep recommendation systems.CSE researchers present five papers at ISCA 2022
17 U-M researchers proposed a variety of techniques to speed up complex graph algorithms, encrypted cloud computing, memory-intensive matrix operations, and more.ADA Center holds 2022 symposium
The center’s goal is to streamline and democratize the design and manufacturing of next-generation computing systems.Siying Feng awarded Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship to accelerate performance of emerging computer architectures
The fellowship will help support her work to develop acceleration techniques for emerging computer architectures in applications including machine learning, graph analytics, and scientific computing.Tanvir Ahmed Khan awarded Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship
The fellowship will advance his work to improve the efficiency of modern data center processors with optimizations that lie at the intersection of compilers, operating systems, and computer architecture.CSE alum Akshitha Sriraman receives ProQuest Distinguished Dissertation Award
Sriraman’s dissertation explores how to bridge computer architecture and software systems to tackle new challenges posed by massive web services.Tracked and Traced: You are the product, thanks to surveillance capitalism
Prof. Alanson Sample discusses his lab’s work on PrivacyMic, a developing audio technology that protects user privacy by operating outside the normal frequency range for human ears.Yasha Iravantchi receives Meta PhD Fellowship
Iravantchi’s research focuses on developing novel and privacy-preserving sensing hardware for more immersive VR/AR.How worried should we be about the rise in hospital ransomware attacks? A Q&A with Kevin Fu
“We’ve reached an inflection point where the degree of connectivity between devices and services in all sectors has exploded.”Keeping hackers out of our medical devices
As the FDA’s resident expert in medical device security, Prof. Kevin Fu oversees efforts to fortify devices that can be compromised or exploited during a security breach. He spoke with Politico about his efforts.ADA Center hosts fall symposium
During the three days of the symposium, the participants worked together to brainstorm the future of computing for the 2030 decade.Outstanding research recognized at Graduate Honors Competition
Five finalists from each CSE lab presented their work at the event’s final round.Akshitha Sriraman awarded David J. Kuck Dissertation Prize for work on hyperscale web services
Her dissertation explores how to bridge computer architecture and software systems to tackle new challenges posed by massive web services.Could Ordinary Household Objects Be Used To Spy On You?
How the physics of sound helped test the possibilities of indirect surveillance. Prof. Kevin Fu explores the risks & opportunities of side-channel surveillance tech in Science Friday.Five ways to keep vaccine cold storage equipment safe from hackers
A medical security expert outlines the risks and how hospitals can protect themselves.Three researchers earn MICRO Test of Time for groundbreaking timing speculation work
Todd Austin, David Blaauw, Trevor Mudge, and a group of alumni were recognized by ACM MICRO for their landmark 2003 paper.CSE authors present six papers at MICRO 2021
12 co-authors had work accepted at the conference, including one Best Paper nominee.Ransomware attacks put availability of medical devices at risk: FDA cyber chief
Kevin Fu, acting director of cybersecurity at the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health, says that “You can’t have a safe and effective medical device if it’s unavailable” due to ransomware.Wireless electricity and safety: A Q&A with Alanson Sample
How the safety of a wireless charging room stacks up to that of a cell phone.This magic room charges your phone as soon as you walk in
Prof. Alanson Sample discusses his new research, which created rooms with wireless electricity, enabling the use of lamps and fans and charging cells phones all without the need for power cords.Alumnus Nam Sung Kim named endowed chair at UIUC
Kim is a 2004 alumnus of the CSE PhD program at Michigan.Yatin Manerkar recognized with dissertation award honorable mention
Manerkar’s dissertation is recognized for demonstrating the potential for progressive correctness verification across all stages of architecture design.Prof. Valeria Bertacco recognized with University of Padova’s Elvira Poli Award
This newly-instituted award is given to engineering alumni who have pursued careers aligned with the university’s values and dedicated their efforts to gender equality in engineering.U-M researchers present three papers at ISCA 2021
Thomas Wenisch selected as Maurice Wilkes Award Recipient
Experimental Morpheus CPU is ‘mind-bogglingly terrible’ to crack
Cybersecurity researchers have found the Morpheous chip, designed by a U-M team lead by S. Jack Hu Professor of Computer Science and Engineering Todd Austin, to virtually eliminate whole classes of exploits.Ransomware, other cyber threats mount as medtech industry tries to adapt
Prof. Kevin Fu is interviewed on how cyber threats to the medical technology industry, including ransomware and other malware, are growing in sophistication and potentially putting patient safety at risk.Researchers Are Trying to Create an Unhackable Computer Processor
This article highlights the secure processor design developed by a U-M research team led by S. Jack Hu Collegiate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering Todd Austin. The processor constantly encrypts parts of the machine’s functions to obscure how it works, thus blocking potential hackers from being able to exploit it.Shape-shifting computer chip thwarts an army of hackers
Research led by S. Jack Hu Collegiate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering Todd Austin have developed Morpheus, a secure new computer processor that recently defeated the attempts of 525 security researchers who tried to hack it.Did UM team build an unhackable computer chip? Nobody has beaten it
The MORPHEUS chip, designed in Prof. Todd Austin’s lab, has survived the tests of hundreds of hackers – it’s still unhackable.SambaNova Raises Eye-Popping Series D Funding
Data center AI chip and system company SambaNova has announced an enormous Series D funding round of $676 million, pushing the company’s valuation above $5 billion. SambaNova’s cofounder is alumnus Kunle Olukotun (BSE EE ’85; MSE PhD CSE ’87 ’91).Tim Dunn selected for NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
U-M Computer Chip MORPHEUS Defeats 500+ Hackers
MORPHEUS, a computer chip developed by Prof. Todd Austin’s lab, has defeated more than 500 hackers invited by the school to find its vulnerabilities.Building a Preeminent Research Lab in the Arab Region: The Case of QCRI
ACM look back at the founding of the Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI), one of three national research institutes established in 2010 with the help of Prof. Karem Sakallah.CSE doctoral student Subhankar Pal receives Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship
CSE researchers win best paper award at HPCA 2021
DARPA pitted 500+ hackers against this computer chip. The chip won.
U-M Africa Week engages audience in conversations on development and growth of Africa
Valeria Bertacco, professor of computer science and engineering and vice provost for engaged learning, was one of three organizers of Africa Week, U-M’s first conference on Africa’s issues and development. She hopes Africa Week will allow students to understand opportunities to engage with global communities.Sensor takes guesswork out of N95 decontamination
Scott Mahlke named Fellow of the ACM
U-Michigan professor appointed to FDA medical device security post
Kevin Fu fills new leadership position at FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health, overseeing medical device security
Todd Austin earns Test of Time Award for early instruction prefetch breakthrough
Precision health in the palm of your hand
Building a testing-free future
Traveling beyond Moore’s Law – together
Researchers led by Bredt Professor of Engineering Trevor Mudge and Prof. Ron Dreslinski have partnered with ARM and the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh to run DARPA’s Software Defined Hardware program.2020 CSE Graduate Student Honors Competition highlights outstanding research
Three faculty inducted into MICRO Hall of Fame
CSE researchers report over $11M in research grants last quarter
Prof. Baris Kasikci recognized as rising star by Intel
Hardware model checker takes gold at international competition
New collaboration promises greater innovation in medical device security
Wireless sensors for N95 masks could enable easier, more accurate decontamination
Instructors mail robot parts, develop video project amid sudden online semester
ADA Center holds 2020 symposium with virtual attendance, highlighting new research into computer design
IEEE security conference features six accepted papers from CSE researchers
Probing tech’s soft underbelly
Prof. Kevin Fu’s lab has demonstrated weaknesses in the electronic devices and sensors that we rely upon to illustrate the need for improvements in cybersecurity. He is profiled in this article.Nine CSE graduate students recognized by NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program
Nvidia makes its GPU-powered genome sequencing tool available free to those studying COVID-19
Founded by Prof. Scott Mahlke and his former students Mehrzad Samadi and Ankit Sethia, Parabricks was acquired by Nvidia in December 2019. Parabricks accelerates genomic analysis.Guidance on decontaminating face masks: U-M researchers contribute to national effort
Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship for design of robust, reliable and repairable software systems
Predoctoral Fellowship for mathematically provable hardware design
Andrew McCrabb recognized with Towner Prize
Todd Austin Named S. Jack Hu Collegiate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering
Das recognized as outstanding researcher for work on computational caches
Breaking Into a Smart Home With A Laser – Smarter Every Day 229
‘U’ researchers find way to hack into virtual assistants with lasers
Researchers including Profs. Kevin Fu and Daniel Genkin were able to take control of virtual assistants using only light.New student tool gets chips from lab to fab faster than ever
Siri, Alexa, and Google Home can be controlled with lasers, new research shows
MEMS mics respond to light as if it were sound, discovered by a team including Profs. Kevin Fu and Dan GenkinResearchers take control of Siri, Alexa, and Google Home with lasers
Two CSE grad students selected for Rising Stars in EECS Workshop
Valeria Bertacco appointed vice provost for engaged learning
Remote attack on temperature sensors threatens safety in incubators and industry
New attack on autonomous vehicle sensors creates fake obstacles
Creating more efficient data centers for AI
25-year paper award for power-saving approach to high-performance computing
Three papers chosen as IEEE Micro Top Picks
Research responsible for establishing field of medical device security recognized by IEEE
Teaching science with sound waves
Bertacco recognized for efforts to bolster diversity
NDSEG Fellowship for overcoming Moore’s Law with innovative architecture
New chip stops hacks before they start
All things can be part of the Internet of Things with new RFID system
Sloan Fellowship for overcoming Moore’s Law in health and AI
Abraham Addisie awarded Towner Prize for Distinguished Academic Achievement
2019 EECS Outstanding Achievement Awards
Landmark microprocessor reliability paper recognized for enduring impact
Student earns Microsoft Fellowship for research in a new computing paradigm
Bridging the “last centimeter barrier” in electronic communications
Dreslinski named Wellman Professor for outstanding research in energy efficient processors
Taking on the limits of computing power
Helping drivers use smart cars smarter
Understanding at every level
Todd Austin recognized for outstanding achievements
Faster, cheaper gene sequencing to make healthcare more precise
CSE welcomes 9 new faculty
Get to know the new arrivals.Beyond Moore’s law: $16.7M for advanced computing projects
Using software to beat Moore’s Law: $9.5M to design the ‘reconfigurable computer’
Michigan chips will be first to test next-generation hardware design tools
Reetuparna Das earns Borg Early Career Award
CSE researchers win Best of SELSE award
Duplicate text detection system now integrated with conference management software
Can sound be used as a weapon? 4 questions answered
Cuba ‘sonic attacks’: A covert accident?
New computing system to enable deep space missions
New $32M center reimagines how computers are designed
Unhackable computer under development with $3.6M DARPA grant
Kevin Fu Elected IEEE Fellow for Contributions to Embedded and Medical Device Security
Bringing smart banking to market
Reetuparna Das inducted into the MICRO Hall of Fame
Michigan researchers win best paper award at DFT 2017
Kevin Fu recognized with Regents’ Award for Distinguished Public Service
BugMD: automatic mismatch diagnosis for bug triaging
Valeria Bertacco appointed associate dean for academic programs and initiatives at Rackham Graduate School
Five faculty honored for increasing women’s participation in computing
2017 ISCA Influential Paper Award for groundbreaking research in power-efficient computing
Nilmini Abeyratne selected for the Lipschutz, Ayers Host and Olcott Smith Award
Timothy Trippel selected for NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Sonic cyber attacks show security holes in ubiquitous sensors
CSE-based startup Clinc receives $6.3M in funding to further develop intelligent banking assistant
Valeria Bertacco named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor for contributions to undergraduate education
Reetuparna Das receives NSF CAREER Award to develop in-situ compute memories
Todd Austin elected IEEE Fellow for contributions to simulation techniques and resilient system design in computer architecture
Prof. Trevor Mudge named ACM Fellow for contributions to power aware computer architecture
Valeria Bertacco elected IEEE Fellow for contributions to computer-aided verification and reliable system design
Professor to Congress: ‘Internet of Things security is woefully inadequate’
Lingjia Tang selected to receive Facebook Faculty Award
Clinc launches Finie, an AI personal assistant for mobile banking
CSE-based startup receives funding to develop systems based on intelligent personal assistant technology
Two Michigan papers win top awards at IEEE Security and Privacy Symposium
Tracking and mitigating tail latency in data centers
Two papers by Michigan researchers chosen as IEEE Micro Top Picks
Quora Knowledge Prize winner Igor Markov presents winning answer to packed house at MLConf
Startup founded by U-M assoc. professor gets NSF grant
Doowon Lee receives Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship to improve the reliability of computer systems
MBus is the missing interconnect for millimeter-scale systems
Design Automation Conference Technical Program Committee Holds Meeting in Detroit
Valeria Bertacco receives U-M Sarah Goddard Power Award
Jason Mars receives CAREER Award to advance system architectures for artificially intelligent services and applications
Kevin Fu named a top influencer in health information security
Researchers Receive NSF/Intel Award to Develop Visual Recognition System for Wearable Devices
Prof. Kevin Fu Addresses Technical Debt of Medical Device Security at NAE Symposium
CSE Researchers Win at Texas Instruments Innovation Challenge
An Eye for Detail Brings Unique Rewards
Ron Dreslinski Selected for IEEE TCCA Young Computer Architect Award
Kevin Fu Named to CRA Computing Community Consortium Council
Computer Engineering Research Lab Explores the Bounds of Computer Integration
Meet Sirius: An Open-Source Digital Assistant
Scott Mahlke Receives Micro Test of Time Award
Prabal Dutta Selected for Sloan Research Fellowship
HiJack Enables a Smartphone Dongle for Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases
Four CSE Faculty Selected for 2014-15 College of Engineering Awards
End of the Road for the Von Neumann Architecture? Not Yet.
Protean Code Allows Data Center Servers to Adapt to Changing Environments with Breakthrough Compiler Technology
Scott Mahlke Elected IEEE Fellow for Contributions to Compiler Code Generation and Automatic Processor Customization
Prof. Valeria Bertacco Named ACM Distinguished Scientist
Smita Krishnaswamy’s Research Paper Published in Science Magazine
Stephen Plaza’s research paper published in Nature Scientific Journal
John P. Hayes Recognized with ACM SIGDA Pioneering Achievement Award
Prof. Igor Markov’s book on VLSI Physical Design Translated into Chinese
Trevor Mudge Recognized for Distinguished Achievement at UIUC 50th Anniversary Event
Satish Narayanasamy Receives Google Faculty Research Award
Prof. Valeria Bertacco Receives U-M’s Faculty Recognition Award
Jason Mars Selected as Program Chair for CGO 2015
Prabal Dutta Named to Popular Science’s Brilliant Ten List
2014 Promotions of our faculty – congratulations!
Wakefield and Kieras win Best Paper Award at ICAD 2014
Leaders in ultra low power cicuits and systems presenting at VLSI Circuits Symposium
Thank Lynn Conway for your cell phone
Researchers funded to develop a leap forward in Processor Architectures
Prabal Dutta receives Intel Early Career Faculty Honor Program Award
Todd Austin Receives A. Richard Newton GSRC Industrial Impact Award for 2012
2012 ICCAD Ten Year Retrospective Most Influential Paper Award to David Blaauw, Trevor Mudge, and EECS alumni Steve Martin and Krisztián Flautner
Computer Scientists Win Best Paper Award at ISPASS-2012
U-M computer science researchers David Meisner, Junjie Wu, and Professor Thomas F. Wenisch have won the Best Paper Award at the 2012 IEEE International Symposium on Performance Analysis of Systems and Software (ISPASS-2012), which took place April 1-3, 2012 in New Brunswick, NJ.Making smart dust a reality
Valeria Bertacco and CSE Alum Ilya Wagner Author Book on Post-Silicon and Run-Time Verification
U-M computer scientists and colleagues author book on VLSI physical design
Exploring the upper limits of low-energy computing
EECS Researchers win Best Paper Award at ICCAD 2010
EECS professors receive research grants from Google
Austin and Blaauw Receive 2008 Richard Newton GSRC Industrial Impact Award