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THE 39th
ANNUAL IEEE/ACM INTERNATIONAL
SYMPOSIUM ON
MICROARCHITECTURE
Co-sponsored by IEEE-CS TC-uARCH and ACM SIGMICRO
General Co-Chairs
Tom Conte, NC State Huiyang Zhou, UCF Program Co-Chairs
Scott Mahlke, Michigan Eric Rotenberg, NC State Workshops and Tutorials Chair
Hsien-Hsin "Sean" Lee, GA Tech Finance Chair
Will Cohen, Red Hat Publicity and Web Chair
Suleyman Sair, NC State Publications Chair
José Martínez, Cornell Paper Submissions Chair
Manish Vachharajani, U. of Colorado
Registration
Chair
Ronald Barnes, George Mason
Student
Advocate
Hillery Hunter, IBM Research
Steering Committee
Richard Belgard, Consultant (Chair) Bob Colwell, Consultant Tom Conte, NC State Kemal Ebcioglu, IBM Wen-mei Hwu, UIUC Bill Mangione-Smith, Quantum IPS Yale Patt, UT Austin John Shen, Intel Mateo Valero, UPC
Program Committee Santosh Abraham,
Sun
Dave Albonesi,
Cornell
David August,
Rich Belgard,
Consultant
Pradip Bose, IBM
Watson
Brad Calder, UCSD and
Microsoft
Krisztian Flautner,
ARM
Antonio Gonzalez,
Intel & UPC
Rajiv Gupta,
Wei Hsu,
Mary Jane Irwin,
Bruce Jacob,
Steve Keckler,
UT-Austin
Alvin Lebeck,
Duke
Diana Marculescu,
CMU
Gokhan Memik,
Northwestern
Kunle Olukotun,
Stanford
Sanjay Patel,
UIUC
Yale Patt,
UT-Austin
Li-Shiuan Peh,
Sumedh Sathaye, IBM
STG & Watson
Mike Schlansker,
HP
Michael Shebanow,
NVIDIA
John Shen,
Intel
Tim Sherwood,
UCSB
Mateo Valero,
UPC
Craig Zilles, UIUC |
Important Dates: SUBMISSION: JUNE 2 Author Rebuttal: JUL 28-31 Acceptance: AUG 14 The 39th
International Symposium on Microarchitecture is the premier forum for
presenting, discussing, and debating new and innovative microarchitecture
ideas and techniques for advanced computing and communication systems. The
goals of this symposium are to bring together researchers in fields related
to microarchitecture, compilers, and systems for technical exchange on
traditional microarchitectural topics as well as emerging research areas. Historically, the MICRO community has
enjoyed having close interaction between academic researchers and industrial
designers; we aim to continue and emphasize this tradition at MICRO-39. Papers are solicited in fields including
the following: · ILP and TLP architectures and designs:
superscalar, VLIW, multithreaded, multicore, etc. · Compiler techniques for
instruction-level, thread-level, and memory-level parallelism · Architectures and compilers for
embedded processors, DSPs, ASIPs (network processors, multimedia, wireless,
…) · Dynamic optimization, emulation, and
object code translation · Advanced software/hardware
speculation and prediction schemes · Power, performance, and
implementation efficient designs · Microarchitecture support for
reliability, dependability, and security · Microarchitecture modeling and
simulation methodology Qualitative papers: The MICRO-39 conference, in addition
to the usual papers, will emphasize papers that focus on qualitative
presentations of more forward looking ideas. Such papers will be evaluated
more on novelty, creativity, and inherent value propositions, and less on
implementation and experimental evaluation.
Authors are encouraged to submit more unconventional ideas (though
still within the scope of MICRO) with this class of paper. Qualitative papers should provide some
indication as to the potential merits of the proposed ideas, such as
preliminary evaluations that extrapolate the potential. Both classes of papers will be considered
equally for inclusion based on their overall merit. THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS JUNE
2, 2006. There is an automatic 1-week extension for
late papers (June 9), but no other extensions. Please submit one electronic copy of the paper in PDF format.
For more information please consult the conference website: http://www.microarch.org/micro39 |