People

Affiliated Faculty

Prof. Subhasish Mitra
Departments of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Stanford University
Email: subh at stanford dot edu
Phone: 650-724-1915
http://www.stanford.edu/~subh

Subhasish Mitra is an Assistant Professor in the Departments of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science of Stanford University where he leads the Stanford Robust Systems Group. His research interests include robust system design, VLSI design, CAD, validation and test, computer architecture and design for emerging nanotechnologies. Prior to joining Stanford, Prof. Mitra was a Principal Engineer at Intel Corporation. He received Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University.

Prof. Mitra has co-authored 100+ technical papers, and has invented design and test techniques that have seen wide-spread proliferation in the semiconductor industry. His X-Compact technique for test compression is used by 50+ Intel products, and is supported by major CAD tools. His work on imperfection-immune circuits using carbon nanotubes, jointly with his students and collaborators, has been highlighted by the MIT Technology Review, EE Times, Semiconductor Research Corporation, and several others. Prof. Mitra's major honors include the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE), National Science Foundation CAREER Award, Terman Fellowship, IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Donald O. Pederson Award for the best paper published in the IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, ACM SIGDA Outstanding New Faculty Award, Best Paper Award at the IEEE/ACM Design Automation Conference, a Divisional Recognition Award from Intel “for a Breakthrough Soft Error Protection Technology,” a Best Paper Award at the Intel Design and Test Technology Conference for his work on Built-In Soft Error Resilience, and the Intel Achievement Award, Intel’s highest corporate honor, “for the development and deployment of a breakthrough test compression technology.”

Prof. Mitra has held several consulting positions, and served on committees of several IEEE and ACM conferences and workshops as co-founder, general and program chair, and organizing and program committee member.

Prof. Tze Wee Chen
Consulting Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University

Administrative Staff

Uma Mulukutla
Email: uma at cs dot stanford dot edu
Office: Gates Building, Room 303
Phone: 650-725-3726

Affiliated Students

Graduate

• Mridul Agarwal (Currently at AMD) - Circuit failure prediction
• Hakan H. Baba - Circuit failure prediction
• Anshuman Bhuyan - Circuit failure prediction
• John Brunhaver - Design and analysis techniques for effective post-silicon validation
• Chen Chen
• Sina Firouzabadi
• Ted Hong - Online Self-Test
• Rakesh Jeyasingh
• Young Moon Kim - Circuit failure prediction
• Hsiao-Heng Kelin Lee (PhD Student in Prof. Inan's group)
• Lark-Hoon Leem - Error Resilient System Architecture
• Hyungmin Cho - Error Resilient System Architecture
• Yanjing Li - Online Self-Test
• Evelyn Mintarno (Phd student in Prof. Dutton's group) - Self-Healing Techniques
• Sung-Boem Park - Design and analysis techniques for effective post-silicon validation
• Nishant P. Patil - Imperfection-immune Carbon Nanotube circuits
• Prasanthi Relangi - Soft and erratic bit error resilience
• Hai Wei - Imperfection-immune Carbon Nanotube circuits
• Jie (Jerry) Zhang - Imperfection-immune Carbon Nanotube circuits

PhD Graduates

• Tze Wee Chen (PhD Student in Prof. Dutton's group) - Circuit failure prediction

Undergraduates (REUs)

• Kyle T. Anderson
• Eric Y. Chang
• Avinash Nayak

Former Undergraduates and High School Students (REUs)

• Robert M. Beatty Jr.
• Spencer Chu
• Sewon Jang
• Alfred Lloyd
• David Wanyoike Mwaura
• Aditya Singh

Visitors

Visiting Professors

• Prof. Israel Koren (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)

Visiting Researchers

• Kyungwoo Nam, Samsung
• Bipul C. Paul, Toshiba

Former Visiting Professors

• Prof. Janak H. Patel (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

Former Visiting Researchers

• Hiroaki Inoue, NEC
• Haykel Ben Jamaa, EPFL, Switzerland
• Igor Loi, University of Bologna, Italy

Former Visiting Students

• Christian Cruz
• Jin Yang (Tsinghua University)