NANDA'23: Novel Architecture and Novel Design Automation Imperial College London London, UK, September 11-12, 2023 |
Conference website | http://cc.doc.ic.ac.uk/nanda/ |
Submission link | https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=nanda23 |
Submission deadline | July 17, 2023 |
Call for posters
The second 2-day workshop on Novel Architecture and Novel Design Automation (NANDA) will take place at Imperial College on 11-12 September 2023, hosted by Imperial’s Centre for High-performance Embedded and Distributed Systems. The purpose of this workshop is to invite renowned experts in the two areas of novel computer architecture and novel design automation tools, to present their latest advances, and to provide a forum to spark new ideas. Materials from this workshop in 2022 can be found at NANDA Workshop (ic.ac.uk)
We would like to invite you come! And if you’re coming, to submit a poster for presentation at this workshop - simply to provide you with a concrete way to initiate conversations about your interests. Posters will be reviewed with a light-touch process, by a small committee of organisers and invited speakers. Your poster can report on already-published work, work-in-progress, and speculative research ideas - on topics including, but not restricted to:
- Security, resilience and power efficiency
- ASIC and FPGA design toolchain, verification, test, synthesis
- Processor microarchitecture
- Instruction set design, specification, verification, test
- Memory system architecture, parallelism, coherency, disaggregation, PIM
- Datapath synthesis, approximate computing, precision optimisation
- Accelerator synthesis, offload, workload analysis and partitioning
- Performance instrumentation, simulation methodology, design optimisation
- Hardware/software co-design, static and dynamic analysis enabling architecture
- Domain-specific optimisation
For guidance on topics of interest, check out the talks at NANDA’22 via the link above, or email (p.kelly@imperial.ac.uk) and ask.
Our aim is to make this event a really valuable landmark in the calendar for research in these areas, with a priority on bringing interesting people together for interesting discussions!
Participation is open to all (registration details and costs to be announced). Attending with a poster will make the experience more valuable! You are also warmly encouraged to forward this invitation to students, colleagues and collaborators, in academia and in industry.
There will be no formal proceedings but there will be a web-based record of the event, and posters can, optionally, be included there, after the workshop.
We hope you'll be able to join us in September in London!
How to submit your poster:
- Submit a pdf poster for review via Easychair (link above), deadline Mon 17 July 2023, with notification in early August
- If your poster submission is accepted, please bring your paper poster with you to the event. You may of course bring a revised and improved version!
Poster design and formatting
- You will need to provide a short abstract when submitting your poster, which we will use in the online programme
- Posters should be no larger than A0 size, for presentation in landscape orientation
- Make sure the title, authors and affiliations are clearly shown at the top
- Text should be easily readable from 2m (six feet) away
- Your objective is to get the right people to engage with you in-person - you don’t have to tell the whole story - but you do need to hook the viewer within 60 seconds. The right image is probably the key!