Magnus Jahre

Teaching

I am involved in teaching the following courses:

• TDT4255 Computer Design
• TDT4295 Computer Design Project

I also supervise project and master thesis topics within computer architecture and design. Current project and master thesis topics are available at IDIs web pages. I often co-supervise projects and masters with local and national industry partners such as ARM, Nordic Semiconductor and Silicon Labs (formerly Energy Micro).

The topics and reports of my supervised master theses can be found on NTNU Open.

Research

My main research area is memory systems for Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs). CMPs are often referred to as multi-core architectures. In addition, I am interested in heterogeneous computer systems, energy efficiency, computer architecture simulation, compilers and system software. I am currently serving as the deputy head of the Computing research group.

I am currently involved in the following research projects:

• Project Manager and PI of the Balancing Compute and Memory Performance in Reconfigurable Accelerators with Analytical Modeling (BAMPAM) project. BAMPAM is a young research talents project funded by the Norwegian Research Council program IKTPLUSS.
• PI in the Non-Intrusive Power Monitor for Low-Energy Computing Systems (NIPOLECS) project. NIPOLECS is funded by TETRAMAX.
• Scientific coordinator for the Energy efficient high Performance computing research InfrastruCture (EPIC) project

We recently completed the TULIPP Horizon 2020 project. One of the key outcomes of TULIPP was the definition of a reference platform for high-performance low-power embedded image processing. Another key contribution is the STHEM utilities which makes it possible to non-intrusively estabilsh the energy consumption of source code constructs such as procedures and loops [video]. To make full use of STHEM, you need the Lynsyn power measurement unit which can be bought from Sundance.

I currently supervise/mentor the following PhD students and post docs:

• Björn Gottschall (main supervisor)
• Truls Asheim (co-supervisor)
• Benjamin Bjørnseth (co-supervisor)
• Even Låte (co-supervisor)
• Lahiru Rasnayake (co-supervisor)
• Mostafa Koraei (guest researcher)

I have supervised/metored the following PhD students and post docs:

• Main supervisor for Dr. Nico Reissmann (2012-2019), next employer NTNU IT
• Mentor for Dr. Asbjørn Djupdal (2013-2019), next employer NTNU
• Main supervisor for Dr. Yaman Umuroglu (2012-2018), next employer Xilinx
• Co-supervisor for Dr. Yahya Yassin (2012-2018), next employer Mode Sensors
• Mentor for Dr. Ananya Muddukrishna (2016-2018), next employer ÅF
• Mentor for Dr. Mohammed Sourori (2015-2017), next employer Accenture
• Co-supervisor for Dr. Odd Rune Strømmen Lykkebø (2012-2017), next employer Nnaisense
• Mentor for Post doc. Dr. Juan Manuel Cebrian (2012-2014), next employer UPC/BSC
• Mentor for Post doc. Dr. Nikita Nikitin (2013-2014), next employer Mentor Graphics
• Informal co-supervisor for Dr. Alexandru Ciprian Iordan (2008-2017), next employer ARM

My most recent research appears below. For more details regarding my publications, visit my Google Scholar profile or Cristin.

The following papers are in press:

• Mostafa Koraei, Omid Fatemi, and Magnus Jahre. DCMI: A scalable strategy for accelerating iterative stencil loops on FPGAs. To appear in ACM Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization (TACO).