ERSA - WORLDCOMP Keynotes

• How Engineering Mathematics can Improve Software
  Prof. David Lorge Parnas, Middle Road Software, Inc, Canada

• The Nature of Cyber Security
  Prof. Eugene H. Spafford, Purdue University CERIAS

ERSA’11 Keynotes

• Prof. Jürgen Teich, Verifying the Authorship of Embedded IP Cores: Watermarking and Core Identification Techniques
• Prof. Shiu-Kai Chin, Logic Design for Access Control, Security, Trust, and Assurance
• Prof. Cynthia Irvine, Grounding Trust
• Prof. Dominique Lavenier, Next Generation Sequencing Data Processing. How reconfigurable computing can help?
• Prof. Andy Tyrrell, Reconfigurable and Evolvable Architectures and their Role in Designing Computational Systems
• Prof. João M.P. Cardoso, A New Approach to Control and Guide the Mapping of Computations to FPGAs
• Prof. Jörg Henkel, iCore: A Run-time Adaptive Processor for Embedded Multi-core Systems

ERSA’11 Panel Discussions

• Evolvable And Bio-Inspired Hardware
  Chair: Dr. Eric Stahlberg
• Creating The Science & Engineering For Cyber-Security
  Chair: Prof. Shiu-Kai Chin

ERSA’11 Tutorial

• Prof. Jim Tørresen, A Run-Time Evolvable Hardware

ERSA’11 Sessions

• Creating the Science & Engineering for Cyber-Security
  Chair: Prof. Shiu-Kai Chin
• RC + LBS: The Confluence of Secure Hardware and Programming Languages
  Chair: Prof. William L. Harrison
• Security: Threats and Solutions
  Chair: Prof. Ryan Kastner
• Reconfigurable and Evolvable Hardware Architectures
  Chair: Dr. Eric Stahlberg
• Runtime Adaptive Embedded Systems and Architectures
  Chair: Prof. Roman Lysecky
• How to Effectively Program Reconfigurable Multi-Core Embedded Systems?
  Chair: Dr. Pedro C. Diniz
• Adaptive and Reconfigurable Hardware
  Chair: Prof. David Andrews

ERSA’11 Short Papers and Posters