Mikko H. Lipasti Associate Professor Address/E-mail Program Affiliations Courses Education Fields of Interest Publications Awards & Honors Research Group Summary Files and Links For additional information, see my

Contact Information

Primary Address: 4613 Engineering Hall 1415 Engineering Drive Madison, WI 53706 Tel: 608/265-2639 Fax: 608/262-1267 E-mail: mikkoatengrdotwiscdotedu

Secondary Address: Spring 2009 office hours: M 1-4, R 9-11

Program Affiliations

• Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Computer Sciences

• College of Engineering
• Computer Engineering

Courses

• ECE 252: Introduction to Computer Engineering
• ECE 352: Digital System Fundamentals
• ECE 379: Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering
• ECE 552: Introduction to Computer Architecture
• ECE 554: Digital Engineering Laboratory
• ECE 601: Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering
• ECE 752: Advanced Computer Architecture I
• ECE 757: Advanced Computer Architecture II
• ECE 902: Special Topics in Computers

Education

• Ph.D. 1997, Carnegie Mellon University
• M.S. 1992, Carnegie Mellon University
• B.S. 1991, Valparaiso University

Fields of Interest

• computer architecture
• instruction-level parallelism
• compiler optimization
• runtime systems
• operating systems

Publications

• Please refer to PHARM

Selected Awards, Honors and Societies

• 2002 Eta Kappa Nu Outstanding Young Electrical Engineer
• 2006 Gerald Holdridge Excellence in Teaching Award
• 2007 Valparaiso University Outstanding Young Alumnus Award

Research Group

• The PHARM Team

Summary

Over the last ten years, my research group (the PHARM Team) has engaged in a broad range of research topics related to providing better performance, lower power, and higher reliability for computing systems with one or more processing cores. This work has led to dozens of publications, eight completed Ph.D. theses, and many more M.S. projects. Our work has been enabled by generous support from industrial partners like Hewlett-Packard, Intel, and IBM, as well as federal funding from the National Science Foundation.

Please follow the research group link for more information about our past and current projects.

Going forward, our main focus areas will be high-performance, low-power, and reliable processor cores; networks-on-chip for many-core processors; and fundamentally new, biologically-inspired models of computation.

Files and Links of Interest

• My Unofficial Home Page
• Proposal for a Persistent Conference Review System
• TPC-W in Java: Our implementation of TPC-W in Java
• Wisconsin Brain Computing Summit 2009: Wisconsin Brain Computing Summit 2009
• Workshop on Duplicating, Deconstructing, and Debunking

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