BARDD News: Articles Posted in 2008
May 16, 2008: The BARDD group receives a Microsoft Research grant
Dr. Penry has been awarded a research grant from Microsoft Research under the Safe and Scalable Multicore Computing program for research on Runtime Packaging of Fine-Grained Parallelism and Locality.
May 1, 2008: David Ward joins the BARDD group
The BARDD group welcomes David Ward to its ranks as an undergraduate research assistant.
February 25, 2008: The BARDD group receives two grants
Dr. Penry has been awarded a $12,000 Research Initiation Grant from the College of Engineering and a $19,997 Mentoring Environment Grant from the Office of Research and Creative Activities, both for research on Adaptive Online Parallel Optimization.
Jan 15, 2008: Michael Williams joins the BARDD group
The BARDD group welcomes Michael Williams to its ranks as an undergraduate research assistant.
BARDD News: Articles Posted in 2007
Sep 1, 2007: Daniel Rich joins the BARDD group
The BARDD group welcomes Daniel Rich to its ranks as an undergraduate research assistant.
August 20, 2007: IEEE CAL paper appears
A paper which Dr. Penry co-authored entitled UNISIM: An Open Simulation Environment and Library for Complex Architecture Design and Collaborative Development has been published in IEEE Computer Architecture Letters.
June 20, 2007: Adaptive Online Parallel Optimization discussed
Dr. Penry presented a position paper entitled You Can't Parallelize Just Once: Managing Manycore Diversity at the Manycore Computing Workshop in Seattle.
May 23, 2007: Simulator HW acceleration to be discussed
Dr. Penry will present An Infrastructure for HW/SW Partitioning and Synthesis of Architectural Simulators on June 9 at the 2007 Workshop on Architectural Research Prototyping held in conjunction with ISCA.
April 11, 2007: SIES paper to appear
Zhuo Ruan's paper, "A Dynamically Partial-reconfigurable FPGA-based Architecture for Data Processing on Space Solar Telescope" has been accepted for presentation at the IEEE Symposium on Industrial Embedded Systems.
February 7, 2007: The BARDD group receives funding
Dr. Penry has been awarded a $20,000 Research Initiation Grant from the College of Engineering for the proposal "Run-Time Parallelization for Multi-Core Architectures".
January 17, 2007: The BARDD group is founded
The first BARDD group meeting took place today with founding members Dr. David A. Penry, Koy Rehme, and Zhuo Ruan.