January 2010
COMCAS Project will be reviewed by MEDEA office on March 4th.
Medea Office has planned a technical review for COMCAS at March 4th. Review officials are: Neul Reinhard, Herbert Rödig; Sebeke Christian, Fredrik DAHLGREN and Peter Koch.
The review will take place in the Netherlands, Eindhoven or Nijmegen (to be decided) and cover the full period of 2009
November 2009
COMCAS at European Nano Electronics Forum 2009 on November 17-18
in Noordwijk, The Netherlands
The COMCAS consortia will meet at
European
Nano Electronics Forum 2009 on November 17-18 in Noordwijk, The Netherlands,
at van Berkel lounge in the "Huis ter Duin".
The aim of the meeting is to develop further collaboration between partners
and to foster synergies.
In addition, a poster related to COMCAS will be presented in the event.
The postersession for the Nanoelectronics forum 2009 in Noordwijk is a combined effort of the Medea+/Catrene programs LoMoSa and COMCAS. The first poster page concludes on the results of the LoMoSa program, completed in 2008. The second page indicates which new elements are to be addressed in the COMCAS program compared to its predecessor LoMoSa, and the third page indicated the contents of the workpackages in COMCAS.
September 2009
Technical meeting at STMicroelectronics
with UPV.
UPV and STMicroelectronics have started collaborations
within the COMCAS project. To start such collaboration, a two days meeting
was held at the main offices of STMicroelectronics at Grenoble, on Sept.
14th-15th. Research will be focused on the analysis of routing mechanisms
for on-chip networks, with the aim to reduce power consumption. Also,
coherence protocols will be addressed within the collaboration.
Technical meeting at UPV with
DS2
On September 30th, a meeting was held in UPV with DS2
partner. The aim was to initiate collaboration efforts within COMCAS.
The agreed collaboration will be focused on the modeling of complex communication
subsystems, to be integrated in DS2 models. With the model, different
routing mechanisms and communication techniques will be implemented and
evaluated in the context of DS2 models.