School of Computer and Communication Sciences

With: EPFL Library
Place and room: Rolex Learning Center
Category: Exhibitions

With: Laboratory for Experimental Museology (eM+)
Place and room: ArtLab pavillon B
Category: Cultural events

With: Wayne Burleson has been a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Massachusetts Amherst since 1990. From 2012-2017 he was also Senior Fellow at AMD Research in Boston working on power optimization, especially for supercomputing under the DOE FastForward and DesignForward programs.  He has degrees from MIT and the University of Colorado.  He has worked as a custom chip designer and consultant in the semiconductor industry with VLSI Technology, DEC, Compaq/HP, Intel, Rambus and AMD.  Wayne was a visiting professor at ENST Paris in 1996/97, at LIRM Montpellier in 2003 and at EPFL Switzerland in 2010/11. His research is in the general area of VLSI, including circuits and CAD for low-power, long interconnects, clocking, reliability, thermal effects, process variation and noise mitigation. He also conducts research in hardware security, reconfigurable computing, content-adaptive signal processing, RFID and multimedia instructional technologies.   He teaches courses in VLSI Design, Embedded Systems and Security Engineering.  Wayne has published over 200 refereed publications in these areas and is a Fellow of the IEEE for contributions in integrated circuit design and signal processing.
Place and room: MXF 1
Category: Conferences - Seminars