Difference between revisions of "280G S10"

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You may only take this class Pass/Fail. (If you do not, you will receive a non-passing grade.)
Each week, one person will present ONE paper. Everyone only presents one day.
You must select papers that are less than one year old and in top conferences.
You must think that the papers are VERY GOOD. To do this, you need to read the paper BEFORE you select it for the group. You may need to read several papers to find a good one.
You must post your papers one week prior to your presentation.

Date	Presenter	Paper
03/30/10	NONE
04/07/10 (Wednesday, 2pm, Baskin 330)	Dr. Cliff Sze	Timing Driven Physical Synthesis and Clock Network Synthesis in IBM
04/13/10	Ian Lee	Optical Lithography Simulation with Focus Variation using Wavelet Transform
04/20/10	NONE
04/21/10 (Wednesday, 4pm, Baskin 330)	Prof. Jennifer Dworak	TBD
04/27/10	NONE
05/04/10	Seokjoong	Nanoelectromechanical (NEM) Relays Integrated with CMOS SRAM for Improved Stability and Low Leakage
05/11/10	Sheldon Logan	Fast vectorless power grid verification using an approximate inverse technique
05/17/10 (Monday, 3pm, E2-399)	Dr. Rasit Topaloglu	3D-IC Design for Manufacturability and High Performance Computing
05/18/10	Xuchu	Multi-level clustering for clock skew optimization (ICCAD2009)
05/25/10	Marcelo Siero	Fast circuit simulation on graphics processing units (Asia & South Pacific DAC 2009)
06/01/10	Andrew	An Adaptive Redundancy Oriented Method to Tolerate Soft Errors in SRAM-based FPGAs Using Unused Resources (ARES 2010)
06/08/10	Jas and Matt	SLIP and DAC practice talks

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