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The ARCO Reading Group organises a regular meeting among members of the ARchitecure and COmpiler research team, whose goal is to discuss, compare and evaluate new avenues in any topic related with Computer Architecture. 


Reading Group Proposals


Promoter

Title
When
Attendance list
Marc Lupon
IEEE Top Picks 2010
February 9th 2011 - May 2011

Marc Lupon

Enric Herrero

Indu Bhagat

Javier Lira

Demos Pavlou

Raúl Martínez

Raúl Martínez IEEE Top Picks 2011 February 2013 - July 2013

Raúl Martínez

José María Arnau

José Cano

Shrikanth Ganapathy

Manish Rana

Javier Lira

Demos Pavlou

Carlos Molina

Marc Lupon

Enric Herrero

Georgios Tournavitis

Meyrem Kirman

Nevin Kirman

Marti Torrents

Enrique de Lucas

Raúl Martínez
Top Architecture Conferences
October 2013 - ??

Enric Herrero

Marc Lupon

Georgios Tournavitis

Javier Lira

Raúl Martínez

Jose Cano



 

How to organize a Reading Group

This section describes a tentative procedure that Promoters should follow when opening a new Reading Group.

  1. Update the wiki filling the above table and proposing an abstract.
  2. Announce the Reading Group using the arco/arco-grads lists.
  3. Wait until the attendance list reaches a subjective number of members.
  4. Book a room in the department for the Reading Group.
  5. E-mail other members with further information regarding the Reading Group (i.e., which papers should they read, when the Reading Group discussion will take place, and so on).
  6. Update the agenda in the specific wiki of the Reading Group.
  7. Lead or delegate the discussion in the Reading Group.
  8. Draw some conclusions about the read articles before closing the Reading Group. Those conclusions can be exposed in the ARCO Seminar.

How to subscribe to a Reading Group

This section describes a tentative procedure that members should follow when subscribing to a Reading Group.

  1. Wait until the promoter announces the Reading Group.
  2. Update the Attendance list in the above table with your name and/or e-mail the promoter telling him that you are interested in the Reading Group.
  3. Wait until you receive an e-mail from the promoter with further instructions.
  4. Check the specific wiki of the Reading Group to see the meeting agenda.


Open Reading Groups: Abstract

  • IEEE Top Picks 2010 (Marc Lupon)

The aim of this Reading Group is to discuss the leading-edge proposals that appeared during 2010 in top conferences. Analyzing the most disruptive ideas proposed in 2010 will allow Reading Group members to improve their Computer Architecture background and, at the same time, draw their own impressions about which are the hot topics (and understand why are they important).

The key idea behind this Reading Group is not only to increase the knowledge of Reading Group members, but also to discover new tendencies in the area (both in terms of topic and experimental methodologies). This information may lead to other Reading Groups or new research in the ARCO group. Moreover, by pointing out the strengths and the flaws of each paper from different points of views, attendants can improve on their own research.

Provocative opinions and active participation should be present in all the sessions. Some (few) cookies will be served during the meeting.


  • IEEE Top Picks 2011 (Raul Martinez)

The aim of this Reading Group is to read and discuss papers from the IEEE Micro Top Picks 2011 special issue, which are supposed to the leading-edge proposals that appeared during 2011 in top conferences.

Analyzing the most disruptive ideas proposed in 2011 will allow Reading Group members to improve their Computer Architecture background and, at the same time, draw their own impressions about which are the hot topics (and understand why they are important).

Moreover, by pointing out the strengths and the flaws of each paper from different points of views, attendants can improve on their own research.


  • Top Architecture Conferences (Raul Martinez)

The aim of this Reading Group is to read and discuss papers from the top (1) recent (2) conferences that we think are relevant for the future of computer architecture (3). Each of us will be responsible for proposing the next papers to read.

Analyzing the most disruptive ideas proposed in the last years will allow Reading Group members to improve their Computer Architecture background and, at the same time, draw their own impressions about which are the hot topics (and understand why they are important).

Moreover, by pointing out the strengths and the flaws of each paper from different points of views, attendants can improve on their own research.