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Externally Funded Research Projects at PELAB

Beyond all the internal research projects within each working group, there are currently the following externally funded projects at PELAB:

Current/recent projects (non-exhaustive list)

Finished projects (since ca. 2004, non-exhaustive list)

  • EXA2PRO: Enhancing Programmability and boosting Performance Portability for Exascale Computing Systems (2018-2021, EU H2020)
    Our main contributions in this H2020 FETHPC project are the design and development of a portable native programming model for heterogeneous clusters, including skeletons, multivariant software components and smart data-containers, of an application synthesis framework for adaptive code generation, and of optimizations e.g. for data locality and memory management.
    Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler

  • EXCESS: Execution Models for Energy-Efficient Computing Systems (2013-2016, EU FP7)
    In this EU FP7 project we contributed key research results in programming abstractions, runtime techniques and tool infrastructure for energy-aware application synthesis, system modeling, performance and energy modeling, optimization techniques such as static task scheduling and autotuning for holistic energy optimization for heterogeneous multicore systems.
    Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler

  • High-Level Debugging of Equation-Based System Modeling and Simulation Languages
    Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson

  • SeRC-OpCoReS: Optimized Composition and Run-time Support for e-Science (2011-2018)
    Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler

  • Integrated Code Generation and Integrated Software Pipelining (2001-2012)
    Integrated techniques for generating highly optimized code for instruction-level parallel processor architectures.
    Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler

  • REPLICA (2011-2013)
    Programming model, language, compiler and run-time system design for a tightly-synchronized shared memory many-core chip multiprocessor.
    Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler

  • PEPPHER (2010-2012, EU FP7)
    Performance Portability and Programmability for Heterogeneous Many-core Architectures.
    Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler

  • OpenProd (2010-2012)
    Open Model-Driven Whole-Product Development and Simulation Environment
    Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson

  • ePUMA WP3 (2008-2011)
    DSP Platform for Emerging Telecommunication and Multimedia; WP3: DSP program analysis for memory access patterns and optimized code generation with configuration of the memory access network on a novel reconfigurable DSP chip multiprocessor architecture.
    Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler

  • SafeModSim (2006-2009)
    Safe and secure modeling and simulation on the grid.
    Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Mariam Kamkar, Prof. Christoph Kessler

  • RISE-II (2006-2007)
    Research on Integrational Software Engineering.
    Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Uwe Assmann, Prof. Christoph Kessler, Prof. Kristian Sandahl

  • GridModelica (2003-2006)
    Parallel modeling and simulation on the grid.
    Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Christoph Kessler

  • VISIMOD - VIsualization, MODeling, SIMulation and System Identification (2003-2007)
    Contact: Prof. Lennart Ljung, Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Anders Ynnerman, Prof. Lars Nielsen

  • Proviking Systems Engineering and Computational Design-SECD (2003-2007)
    Contact: Prof. Petter Krus, Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Dag Fritzson, m.fl.

  • The Gait E-Book (2006-2007)
    Effective Participatory Learning Using High Level Gait Simulation and Active Electronic Books,
    at Linköping University and Stanford University.
    Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson and Prof. Jessica Rose


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Last updated: 2023-02-23