Jean-Philippe Diguet
UBS-CNRS FRE2734, France
Jean-Philippe Diguet received the M.S. degree and the Ph.D. degree
from Rennes University (France), in 1993 and 1996, respectively. His
thesis, within the LASTI laboratory (IRISA/R2D2) addressed the
estimation of hardware complexity and algorithmic transformations
for high level synthesis. Then he joined the IMEC in Leuven, where
he worked as a postdoctoral fellow on memory hierarchy decisions for
power optimization. He has been a Member of the LESTER laboratory
(Lorient, France) since 1998, where he started research project in
design space exploration at both algorithmic and system levels. He
has been an Associated Professor at UBS University (France) from
1998 until 2002. In 2003, he initiated a technology transfer and
cofunded the Dixip Company in the domain of wireless embedded
systems. Since 2004 he has been a CNRS Researcher. His current work
focuses firstly on managing the EDA framework project design trotter
for design space exploration in the domain of heterogeneous
real-time embedded systems. The second topic is the definition of
environmentaware and self-adaptive architectures under QoS and power
constraints, it includes RTOS new services, security concerns, NOC,
and architecture reconfiguration control.
Biography Updated on 5 August 2006
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