Established in 1997 as an initiative of Prof. Guido Araujo, the Computer Systems Laboratory (LSC) operates as a dedicated research division within the Institute of Computing at the University of Campinas. Committed to the evolution and enhancement of computer system technologies, LSC's core mission revolves around undertaking cutting-edge research and innovation in this rapidly advancing field. The Laboratory concentrates its explorations on key research areas such as Digital Systems Design, Computer Architecture, Parallel Computing, Embedded Systems, and Compilers, with an ongoing focus on integrating advancements in these disciplines to push the frontiers of technology.
Associate Professor I - MS5.1
Areas of Interest:
Computer Architecture
Programming Languages and Compilers
High-Performance Computing
Computer Systems Design
Professor Doctor I - MS3.1
Areas of Interest:
Computer Architecture
Programming Languages and Compilers
Design and Test of Digital Circuits
Computer Science
Advisor: Guido Costa Souza de Araújo
Research Title: Optimizing Tensor Computations via Architecture-Aware Slicing for Multicore Processors
Doctorate in Computer Science
Advisor: Hervé Cédric Yviquel
Co-advisor: Maxime Pelcat, Mickaël Dardaillon
Research Title: Advancing Dataflow Compilation with MLIR: Multidimensional and Ownership-based Scheduling and Extraction of Affine Loops in Synchronous Dataflow
Doutorado em Ciência da Computação
Advisor: Guido Costa Souza de Araújo
Co-advisor: Emílio de Camargo Francesquini
Research Title: Integrating FPGA Acceleration to OpenMP Distributed Computing
Research linkComputer Science
Advisor: Hervé Cédric Yviquel
Research Title: Title Not Yet Decided
Engenharia de Computação
Computer Engineering
Computer Engineering
Advisor: Lucas Francisco Wanner
Research Title: Title Not Yet Decided
Computer Engineer
Advisor: Rodolfo Azevedo
Research Title: ProcessorCI: Integração Contínua para processadores RISC-V em FPGAs
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