Faculty working in this area
| Faculty | website | |
|---|---|---|
| Kanad Ghose | ghose@binghamton.edu | Ghose's Research Group |
| Patrick H. Madden | pmadden@binghamton.edu | Optimality Research Group |
| Dmitry Ponomarev | dponomar@binghamton.edu | Architecture for Security Lab |
| Seunghee Shin | sshin@binghamton.edu | Shin's Group |
Highlights in this area
Patrick Madden researches heterogeneous and integrated circuit physical design automation, with
an emphasis on placement and routing. Work in this area involves NP-Hard problems
that scale with Moore's Law, and computationally efficient heuristics that obtain
near-optimal solutions are a primary focus, from both a theoretical and practical
perspective.
Dmitry Ponomarev has research interests in the intersection of computer architecture and security. His group investigates hardware-supported techniques to protect computer systems from various attack vectors. Specifically, he works on side-channel attacks, hardware-supported-malware detection, trusted execution environments, and secure processors and memory systems in general.
