[HiPEAC-announce] PhD position available for NoC research in Valencia, Spain
José Flich
jflich at disca.upv.es
Thu Jun 4 13:50:42 CEST 2009
PhD position in Networks-on-Chip research
The Parallel Architecture Group (GAP) at Technical University of
Valencia (UPV), Spain, invites applications for funded research
positions for PhD students in the area of networks-on-chip (NoCs). The
position will be linked to the COMCAS (COmunication-centric MultiCore
ArchitectureS) research project, carried out with leading semiconductor
European companies. The time frame for COMCAS is 2009-2012.
Candidates who are knowledgeable about interconnection networks and
interested (not mandatory) in the following areas are encouraged to apply:
• Coding and compressing mechanisms for power-efficient communication in
NoCs
• Topology and Routing exploration in Multicore SoCs
• Simulation expertise in application-based execution models (GEMS, SIMICS)
Applicants must hold a master or equivalent degree in computer
engineering. Language skills: English
Salaries will be around 18200 euros per year (including taxes).
The GAP group is a research group with more than 30 researchers
(including PhD and professors) focused mainly in high-performance
networks for parallel systems (off-chip and on-chip). The GAP group also
has strong links with other Universities in Spain that research in
related topics, forming the ACCA group (http://www.acca-group.info/)
with more than 130 people involved.
Applications can be submitted (preferably by email) until June 19.
Please direct questions and your application (your CV) to:
Prof. Dr. José Flich
Departamento DISCA
Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Informática
Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
46020 Valencia
Spain
Tel: +34 963877007, ext 75753
Fax: +34 963877579
Email: jflich at disca.upv.es
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