Dr. Rainer Doemer, assistant professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the Henry Samueli School of Engineering, has been honored by the National Science Foundation with a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award. The prestigious award, along with a $400,000 grant, was in recognition of his research in modeling embedded computer systems, and more specifically, "Result-Oriented System-Level Modeling for Efficient Design of Embedded Systems."

Mohammad Ali Ghodrat, Tony Givargis, and Alex Nicolau recently received the Best Paper Award for CASES 2008 for their “Control Flow Optimization in Loops Using Interval Analysis.” Congratulations! Abstract of […]

Congratulations to Professor Fadi Kurdahi for his award from his alma mater, American University of Beirut. Professor Kurdahi was recognized for his contributions to design automation of digital systems. The […]

Minyoung Kim, a CECS graduate student pursuing a PhD in Computer Science, received two awards - "Best System Architecture Award" and "Best Overall Idea Award" - at the 2007 IEEE […]

The Association for Computing Machinery has awarded Professor Nikil Dutt with the title of ACM Distinguished Scientist. The ACM recognizes members who have made significant accomplishments or achieved significant impacts […]

2000/2001 Motorola Research Fellowship Awardees: Gerstlauer, Andreas, Dipl. Ing., 1997, University of Stuttgart, Germany, MS, 1998, University of California, Irvine, Thesis Topic: "Architectural Exploration in the SpecC Environment", Advisor: Professor […]