Latest Publications
Zhang, Y., Sun, J., Gui, G., Gacanin, H. and Sari, H.:
A Generalized Channel Dataset Generator for 5G New Radio Systems Based on Ray-Tracing,
in IEEE Wireless Communications Letters,
Vol. 10,
No. 11,
pp.
2402-2406,
Nov. 2021, 10.1109/LWC.2021.3101908 ©2021 IEEE
Reimann, L. M., Hanel, L., Šišejković, D., Merchant, F. and Leupers, R.:
QFlow: Quantitative Information Flow for Security-Aware Hardware Design in Verilog,
in
Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD)
,
Oct. 2021, accepted for publication ©2021 IEEE
Joseph, J. M., Baloglu, M. S. , Pan, Y., Leupers, R. and Bamberg, L.:
NEWROMAP: mapping CNNs to NoC-interconnected self-contained data-flow accelerators for edge-AI,
in
NOCS '21: Proceedings of the 15th IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Networks-on-Chip,
p.
15–20,
Oct. 2021, 10.1145/3479876.3481591
The Institute for Communication Technologies and Embedded Systems (ICE) is jointly directed by Prof. Rainer Leupers (Chair for Software for Systems on Silicon, SSS) and Prof. Haris Gačanin (Chair for Distributed Signal Processing, DSP), who collaborate closely in research and complement each other with their expertise.
Key research areas at ICE:
- Wireless signal processing and networking for wireless communication systems: from algorithm to implementation
- Intelligent systems and short-range communication systems (e.g. AI-based RRM, D2D, Cyber Physical Systems, M2M, Wireless 2.0)
- Design of sensors with convergence of signal processing and machine learning methodologies
- Efficient hardware accelerators and processor architectures for embedded applications, in particular multiprocessor systems-on-chip (MPSoC)
- Electronic system-level (ESL) design tools for application-specific HW/SW systems
- Software development tools (e.g. compilers and fast simulators) for heterogeneous multicore architectures
- Hardware security
Contact
Institute for Communication Technologies and Embedded Systems
Chair for Software for Systems on Silicon | Chair for Distributed Signal Processing |
Kopernikusstraße 16
52074 Aachen
Germany
sekretariat(at)ice.rwth-aachen.de
Hardware Hacking Space: "Machine Learning vs. Hardware Integrity Protection: Who will prevail?"
NOCS 2021 - NEWROMAP: Mapping CNNs to Self-contained Data-flow Accelerators for Edge-AI
ACM Nanocom 2021 - Technology-aware Router Architectures for On-Chip-Networks
QFlow: Quantitative Information Flow for Security-Aware Hardware Design in Verilog
NeuroVP: A System-Level Virtual Platform for Integration of Neuromorphic Accelerators