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ACACES 2009

The Fifth International Summer School on Advanced Computer Architecture and Compilation for Embedded Systems, held in Terrassa, Spain from July 12-18, 2009, aimed to provide an enriching platform for learning and collaboration. Organized by experts like Koen De Bosschere and featuring keynote talks from renowned instructors such as Steve Furber, the event attracted participants from 24 countries. Attendees engaged in lectures, poster sessions, and networking opportunities while exploring advanced topics in computer architecture and embedded systems.

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ACACES 2009

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  1. ACACES 2009 Terrassa July 12-18, 2009

  2. ACACES 2009 FifthInternational Summer School onAdvanced Computer Architectureand CompilationforEmbedded Systems

  3. Steering committee • Koen De Bosschere, Chair, Ghent University, Belgium • David Bernstein, IBM, Haifa • Marco Cornero, ST, Italy • Marc Duranton, NXP, The Netherlands • Georgi Gaydadjiev, TU Delft, The Netherlands • Manolis Katevenis, FORTH, Greece • Rainer Leupers, RWTH Aachen, Germany • Mike O'Boyle, University of Edinburgh, UK • Emre Ozer, ARM, UK • Per Stenström Chalmers, Sweden • Olivier Temam, INRIA Futurs, Orsay, France • Mateo Valero, UPC, Barcelona, Spain

  4. ACACES objectives • Learn new things • Advanced computer architecture • Compilation • Embedded systems

  5. Lecturers

  6. Slot 1

  7. Slot 2

  8. Slot 3

  9. Slot 4

  10. Invited talks Alasdair Rawsthorne U. of Manchester Steve Furber U. of Manchester

  11. Poster session • 86 poster abstracts • Wednesday 2:30pm-6:00pm

  12. Objectives • Learn new things • Advanced computer architecture • Compilation • Embedded systems • Meet new people • International participation • Meals and coffee breaks • Poster session

  13. Further statistics • Summer school applications: 314 • Registrations: 219 • 24 countries • 11 companies (29 participants) • 14 teachers/invited speakers • Genderbalance: 26/193 • 112 grantsrequested • 55 grantsavailable

  14. Participation per country

  15. 17 meals10 coffee breaks

  16. Poster session

  17. The talks

  18. The poster session

  19. The breaks

  20. The program

  21. The program * Bar closes at 11PM

  22. The program

  23. Evaluation • We need your feedback • Per course • Summer school in general • Starting on Thursday noon • Claim your ice cream on Friday • (after lunch, 13:30-14:30)!

  24. Certificates • Will be distributed on Friday at the end of the last slot (17:30)

  25. Back to home • On Saturday morning • Leaving at 07:00 AM to: • Barcelona Airport • Leaving at 09:00 AM to: • Barcelona Airport • Barcelona City Centre • Limited breakfast from 6:30 • Please fill out your bus return form and hand it in at the registration desk on Monday!!

  26. And finally • This is YOUR summer school

  27. Keynote Computing beyond a million processors- bio-inspired massively parallel architectures Steve Furber U. of Manchester

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