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Roman Kaspar Brunner

Roman Kaspar Brunner

PhD Candidate
Department of Computer Science

roman.k.brunner@ntnu.no
+4796922586 IT-bygget, 445, Gløshaugen, Sem Sælandsvei 7-9, NO-7491 Trondheim
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About

I'm interested in a wide field of studies, but my current research focuses on computer architecture. Specifically, I'm working on specialized microarchitectures and processor frontends for cloud computing workloads to improve energy efficiency and lowering environmental impact. Currently, I'm working on improving caching efficiency to reduce the pressure on the core's frontend.


Outside my primary field of study, I'm highly interested in local and international politics and negotiations. I highly encourage engineering and natural science students to get negotiation training, as the knowledge we gain during our education and on the job is highly important to modern society.
 

Interests

  • Computer Architecture
  • Workload Characterization
  • Negotiations
  • Mountaineering

 

Research

My current research focuses on microarchitectural optimizations for warehouse-scale computing workloads. The current project revolves around optimizations in the cores frontend and the attached memory hierarchy. While optimizing for energy and area-efficient implementation, I also keep the rest of the stack in mind. I am therefore also interested in the implications my proposed changes have on compilers, operating systems and a wider variety of software systems.

  • IDI Computer Architecture Laboratory

Teaching

Supervision

I have currently several projects available for Master Projects/Theses, so if my area of research sounds interesting to you don't hesitate to contact me.

 

Information for Students

  1. If you are interested in doing a project with me, feel free to write me an email (or drop by my office during my office hours if you are in Trondheim)
  2. If you have any questions with respect to a course I am involved with, please use the channels for that specific course. If you need to discuss something, please come by during my office hours.

 

Office Hours: Monday 10:00 - 12:00

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