Computing for the Connected World

11-13 September 2017 | Robinson College, Cambridge, UK


Poster submissions

Poster submissions are now closed. All successful presenters have now been notified and will be published shortly.

Our preferred poster size is A0. If you have any queries on your poster, please contact the Research Summit Team.

Early March 2017 Registration opens
19 May 2017 Presentation submission deadline
Mid June 2017 Presentation author notification
14 July 2017 Early-bird discount ends
Late July 2017 Poster submission deadline
11-13 September 2017 Summit date

 

Call for presentations

Call for presentations is now closed and all authors have now been notified.

The Arm Research Summit is a one-of-a-kind forum for the presentation and discussion of topics that would shape the digital world as we know it. The goal of the Summit is to bring together innovative researchers that span domain and global boundaries from both industry and academia for technical exchange. In the previous Summit, participants enjoyed the close interaction between academic and Arm researchers across disciplines - we aim to expand the networking opportunities this year, and foster cross-discipline partnerships and collaborations.

We invited provocative talks that would promote discussions and lively debate among peers. The primary agenda of the Summit is the discourse of ideas in varying degrees of maturity. To this end, there will be no peer-reviewed proceedings for the Summit, and no need to submit a paper to give a talk and/or participate at the Summit.

We invited abstract submissions for a presentation at the Arm Research Summit 2017, on one or more of the following topics:

Applied Silicon and Beyond

Physical IP
Physical Security
Secure Memories
IoT Hardware
Low Power Electronics
Printable Electronics
Energy Harvesting
Predictive Technology
Hardware Provenance Techniques
Future Chipsets
True Random Number Generator (TRNG)

Memory and Interconnects

NVM and Future NVM technologies
Memory Architecture and Technology
Modelling and Simulation

Large Scale Systems

HPC
Distributed Systems
Open MP and MPI
Networks
Parallel Programming
Modelling and Analysis of large scale systems

Architecture

Microarchitecture
Heterogeneous Architectures
GPU Architectures
Vector Machines
Accelerators

Systems and Software

Compiler
Algorithms
Programming Languages
Security Architectures
OSes and Hypervisors

Security and Reliability

Emerging attacks and novel defences
Testing and Verification
Isolation and Protection Mechanisms
Fault Tolerance
Fault and Reliability Models
Failure Prediction
Formal Methods
Reliability Estimation
Trusted Computing and Execution Environments
Approximate Computing

Emerging Applications 1

Machine Learning
Computer Vision
Graphics

Emerging Applications 2

Bio Tech
Socially Inspired
Future Mobile Systems
Security at scale

Emerging Applications 3

Internet of Things
Connected devices
Robotics
Cloud Computing

Blue Sky Topics

Disruptive technologies
Things Arm should be involved in

Author information

If you are currently working on, or have an interesting new idea that you would like to talk about, and get instant peer feedback, the Arm Research Summit is the place to be. Expert researchers at Arm will review every submission. A successful talk at the Summit is one that inspires cross-silo discussions among experts gathered, and thereby translates into a collaborative project that may or may not include Arm.

The submission should include the two items:

 

  1. Outline: A brief overview of the key points in your talk to give the reviewer a sample of your presentation at the Summit. We strongly encourage all authors to refer to the template (cited below) for specific points to address on each slide submitted for review.
    Please submit a PDF version of the file without animations.

    Note: This template is for the review process ONLY. Accepted submissions are free to use any format to present at the Summit.
  2. Abstract: A 200 word high-level abstract of the talk. Please note that since specific points can be addressed and presented better in the presentation file, this space can be used to present additional information that would help the reviewer asses the proposed talk.

    Note: Every submission should be associated to at least one of the topics listed above. On the submission site, please select the topics that your talk relates to the most.

 

Submit abstract  Download submission template*
*.pptx powerpoint template (51 KB)

 

Contacts

Submission & presentation related enquiries:    Email
General enquiries:    Email