David Brooks Computer Science School of Engineering and Applied Sciences |
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Haley Family Professor of Computer Science
Maxwell Dworkin 141 dbrooks {at} eecs.harvard.edu
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My research focuses on the interaction between the architecture and software of computer systems and underlying hardware implementation challenges. These challenges include power, reliability, and variability issues across embedded and high-performance computing systems. A basic tenet of my research is that architecture design must be cognizant of these implementation issues, and that multi-layer solutions spanning circuits, architecture, and software can provide significant advantages. Addressing technology-scaling issues in a multi-layer fashion requires an understanding of the impact at the silicon level, and we have completed several prototype chip designs to meet these goals. I have written a short summary of my research activities, and a longer research narrative. |
CS 141: [Fall '15]
CS 246:
Computer
Architecture
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