Explore the forefront of energy-efficient computing as a PhD Candidate at the University of Manchester. This role focuses on designing and simulating adiabatic architectures in a collaborative research setting.As part of the E-CoRe project, you will engage in designing a software simulation platform for reversible computing architectures. Your responsibilities will include surveying state-of-the-art architectures, developing energy-efficient chiplet simulations, and examining standard processor interactions. The position aims to foster a community of experts advancing sustainable computing practices.Key Responsibilities:
- Survey state-of-the-art reversible computing architectures
- Develop simulation platforms for adiabatic architectures




- Investigate processor interactions with reversible computing
- Collaborate with project partners for secondments
- Contribute to advancements in energy-efficient computingRequirements:
- Master's degree in computer science or related field
- Strong academic record and motivation for research
- Proficiency in English for documentation and collaboration
- Willingness to work in an international environment
- Eligibility under MSCA Doctoral Candidate guidelinesContribute to the Reversible Computing revolution and improve energy efficiency through innovative architectures.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Phd Candidate In Reversible Computing (Regional Municipality of Durham)
🏢 E-CoRe Energy-Efficient Computing via Reversibility
📍 Regional Municipality of Durham