______________________________________________________________

ReCoSoC 2012

7th International Workshop on
Reconfigurable and Communication-centric Systems-on-Chip

July 9-11 2012 - York, United Kingdom

http://www.recosoc.org
______________________________________________________________




ReCoSoC is an informal workshop aiming to encourage technical and scientific
exchanges between senior academics, young researchers and industrialists
in the area of reconfigurable and communication-centric systems-on-chip.

In 2012, ReCoSoC will be held at the historic city of York, United Kingdom.
Workshop sessions will be held at the newly inaugurated Heslington East
campus of the University of York.


Topics of interest:

- reconfigurable and adaptive embedded SoCs
- multiprocessor embedded systems
- on-chip communication architectures
- communication-centric design techniques
- partial, dynamic and self reconfiguration techniques
- specification languages and environments
- verification and evaluation techniques
- low power design of reconfigurable and multiprocessor SoCs
- OS and middleware for reconfigurable and multiprocessor SoCs
- new paradigms for reconfigurable and communication-centric computing


All accepted papers will be published in IEEE Xplore, and the authors
of the best papers will be invited to submit an extended version to a
special issue of ACM Transactions on Reconfigurable Technology and Systems.



Important dates:

Paper submission deadline: April 29, 2012
Notification of acceptance: May 27, 2012
Final version deadline: June 10, 2012


More details: http://www.recosoc.org


Committees:

General Chair

Leandro Soares Indrusiak - University of York, UK

Program Chairs

Guy Gogniat - Université de Bretagne-Sud, FR
Nikos Voros - Technological Educational Institute of Mesolonghi, GR


Technical Program Committee (tentative)

Khaled Benkrid - Uni Edinburgh UK
Pascal Benoit - LIRMM FR
Koen Bertels - TU Delft NL
Christophe Bobda - Uni Arkansas US
Lilian Bossuet - Uni Saint-Etienne FR
Luigi Carro - UFRGS BR
Vassilios Chouliaras - Loughborough Uni UK
Fabien Clermidy - CEA-LETI FR
Rene Cumplido - INAOE MX
Eduardo De La Torre - Uni Politecnica de Madrid ES
Jean-Luc Dekeyser - Uni Lille FR
Oliver Diessel - UNSW AU
Peeter Ellervee - Tallinn TU EE
Kris Gaj - George Mason Uni US
Alberto Garcia Ortiz - Uni Bremen DE
Georgi Gaydadjiev - TU Delft NL
Manfred Glesner - TU Darmstadt DE
Diana Goehringer - Fraunhofer IOSB DE
Guy Gogniat - Uni Bretagne Sud FR
Jan Haase - TU Vienna AT
Jim Harkin - Uni Ulster UK
Andreas Herkersdorf - TU Munich DE
Thomas Hollstein - Tallinn TU EE
Michael Huebner - KIT DE
Leandro Indrusiak - Uni York UK
Athanasios Kakarountas - TEI Ionian Islands GR
Nachiket Kapre - Imperial College UK
Chrysovalantis Kavousianos - Uni Ioannina GR
Yana Krasteva - Uni Poli Valencia ES
Loic Lagadec - Uni Bretagne Occidentale FR
Heiner Litz - Uni Heidelberg DE
Patrick Lysaght - Xilinx Inc. US
Gabriel Marchesan Almeida - Uni Karlsruhe DE
Vaggelis Mariatos - TEI Mesolonghi GR
Vincent Mooney III - GeorgiaTech US
Fernando Moraes - PUCRS BR
Fearghal Morgan - NUI Galway IE
Ian O'Connor - Ecole Centrale de Lyon FR
Dinesh Pamunuwa - Uni Bristol UK
Katarina Paulsson - Ericsson SE
Juha Plosila - Uni Turku FI
Bernard Pottier - Uni Brest FR
Achim Rettberg - Uni Oldenburg DE
Michel Robert - LIRMM FR
Alfredo Rosado - Uni Valencia ES
Ingo Sander - KTH SE
Marco Santambroglio - Politecnico di Milano IT
Gilles Sassatelli - LIRMM FR
Tiberiu Secelenanu - ABB SE
Konstantinos Siozios - National Tech Uni Athens GR
Dimitrios Soudris - National Tech Uni Athens GR
Walter Stechele - TU Munich DE
Dirk Stroobandt - Uni Gent BE
Russel Tessier - Uni Massachussets US
David Thomas - Imperial College UK
Lionel Torres - LIRMM FR
Wim Vanderbauwhede - Uni Glasgow UK
François Verdier - Uni Nice-Sophia Antipolis FR
Nikos Voros - TEI Mesolongi GR
Chao Wang - Uni Sci Tech China CN
H.J. Wunderlich - Uni Stuttgart DE
Peter Zipf - Uni Kassel DE