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Tao Li (Ph.D. 2004)
University of
Texas at Austin
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Electrical &
Computer Engineering
University of Florida
223 Larsen Hall, Gainesville, FL
32611-6200
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Dr. Tao Li is currently an assistant professor in the Department
of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Florida. He
received a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from the University of Texas at
Austin. His research interests include computer architecture, low-power, secure
and dependable microprocessor, memory and I/O systems, application-specific
computing systems, the impacts of emerging technologies and applications on
hardware, operating/run-time systems and compilers. Dr. Tao Li received
2006-2008 IBM Faculty Awards and 2009 NSF CAREER award.
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Research Interests and Projects
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- Computer Architecture Design for Emerging
Technologies and Applications
- Performance,
Power, Reliability and Security Issues in Computing
- Interactions
between Computer Architecture, System Software (OS, Virtual Machine) and
Compiler
Research Affiliation: Advanced Computing and Information Systems
Research Group: IDEAL
(Intelligent Design of
Efficient Architecture Lab), click here to labŐs website.
Current Research Projects:
- Intelligent resource management for multi-/many-
core systems
- Reliability optimization for nano-scale architecture
design
- Highly efficient architecture design space
exploration
- Multi-core benchmarking using transactional
memory workloads
- Emerging technology-driven architecture design
Interested in working
with Dr. Tao Li as an undergraduate or graduate student? Please read this and tips 1 and 2
first.
- IBM
- Microsoft Research
- NASA/Florida Space
Grant Consortium
- National Science
Foundation
- Semiconductor Research
Corporation
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Select Recent Publications
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- Exploring Phase Change Memory and 3D Die-Stacking
for Power/Thermal Friendly, Fast and Durable Memory Architectures, PACT
2009.
- Soft Error Vulnerability Aware Process Variation
Mitigation, HPCA 2009.
- Microarchitecture Soft Error Vulnerability
Characterization and Mitigation under 3D Integration Technology, MICRO
2008.
- NBTI Tolerant Microarchitecture Design in the
Presence of Process Variation, MICRO 2008.
- Combined Circuit and Microarchitecture Techniques
for Effective Soft Error Robustness in SMT Processors, DSN 2008.
- Informed Microarchitecture Design Space
Exploration using Workload Dynamics, MICRO 2007.
- Complexity-based
Program Phase Analysis and Classification, PACT 2006.
- Run-time
Modeling and Estimation of Operating System Power Consumption, SIGMETRICS
2003.
- Understanding
and Improving Operating System Effects in Control Flow Prediction, ASPLOS
2002.
I am lucky
to work with the following excellent students
- James Michael Poe II
(PhD. Student, NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Recipient) [Homepage]
- Chang Burm Cho (PhD.
Student) [Homepage]
- Wangyuan(Wayne) Zhang
(PhD. Student) [Homepage]
- Clay Hughes (Ph.D.
Student) [Homepage]
- Xin Fu (Ph.D. Student,
Co-advised with Prof. Jose Fortes) [Homepage]
- EEL
6935: Billion Transistor Computer Architecture (Spring 2005, Spring 2006,
Spring 2007)
- EEL 5764: Computer Architecture (Fall 2004, Fall
2005, Fall 2006)
- EEL 4744C - Microprocessor
Applications (Fall 2007, Spring
2008, Fall 2008, Spring 2009)