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 team-oriented 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-effective 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