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Kasher Competition – Winners 2016

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The VLSI lab staff is a highly motivated team of researchers, graduate students and engineers striving to conduct innovative and cutting-edge research in diverse areas of VLSI and sensor design. The various research activities focus on modern VLSI processor architectures for big data systems, very high speed on chip interconnect channels, reconfigurable data flow architectures, memristor model development and circuit design, high frequency RFIC and mixed mode systems, novel thermal and 3D imaging sensors and also miniaturizing electron accelerators. By using the state of the art VLSI design tools and technologies we aim to provide the ideal environment for teaching and training the next generation of VLSI researchers and engineers and who will serve as leading contributors to academia and industry.

Projects

Accelerator for DNA Sequence Alignment

Project description:

One of the most popular operations in personalized medicine is protein or DNA sequence database search based on …
Architectural Exploration for Head of Line Blocking (HOLB) Solutions

The goal is to implement a generic system that is allowed to add input queues, output queues, with different parameters in enqueueing/dequeueing …

Research

Digital RF design

Digital RF design and digital assisted systems including calibrations and BIST for wireless mobile platforms in CMOS
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TMOS Imagers

The design, fabrication technology, post-CMOS micromachining and characterization of CMOS-silicon-on-insulator (SOI)-microelectromechanical … Read more →
Advanced Processor Architectures

Architectures for high performance and low power for data centers, that may enable future big-data machine learning, and processing-in-storage .< … Read more →

Kasher Competition – Winners 2016

Editor’s Slide

Fields

Project

Accelerator for DNA Sequence Alignment

Architectural Exploration for Head of Line Blocking (HOLB) Solutions

Digital RF design

TMOS Imagers

Advanced Processor Architectures