Languages: fluent English, both written and spoken French is a plus but is not required Bonus skills Hardware: system-on-chip architecture: processor, memory hierarchy
Software: Low-level and/or embedded programming in C and/or assembly Master’s degree or equivalent in the area of computer science / computer engineering Required skills allocating, placing, and moving around the various data structures used by the application program. More precisely, we will address the problem of dynamic memory management, i.e. We aim at designing and studying novel memory management mechanisms, both hardware and software, to improve the performance of such systems.
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Such technologies make it possible to design very energy-efficient embedded systems, but they also require significant changes in terms of software programming. Technologically speaking, we are interested in next generation System-on-Chip platforms, based on non-volatile memory technologies. The general context of this project is smart objects, aka the Internet of Things.
gsalagnac/files/phd-nvram.pdf Short summary You will mostly be located in the CITI Lab in Lyon but you will have to travel to Grenoble several times during the project (expenses covered) Fundingģ-years PhD grant «Allocation Doctorale de Recherche» from Région Rhône-Alpes Start date Dynamic Memory Management For Embedded Non-Volatile Memory PartnersĮVaderis (Grenoble Fr) and Verimag laboratory (Grenoble Fr)
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