Professor Chris Gil is visiting our team during his sabbatical leave from June 10th to June 19th – please feel free to talk him in A108. .
He will give a talk on Advances in Parallel Real-Time Cyber-Physical Systems (more details below).
The talk takes place tomorrow Monday June 17th from 14:00 in JJLions room (Inria Paris – https://www.inria.fr/en/centre/paris/overview/how-to-reach-us)
Thank you for joining us if interested, the traditional welcome coffee or tea are starting from 13:30, Liliana
Title: “Advances in Parallel Real-Time Cyber-Physical Systems”
Abstract: New advances in parallel real-time scheduling theory and concurrency platforms are enabling a new generation of cyber-physical systems, which can support a challenging combination of (1) significant computational demands, (2) stringent timing constraints, and (3) dynamic and substantial changes in how resources are allocated, at run-time. This talk will describe a series of recent advances in parallel real-time systems research, including both theoretical and practical results, and how each of them impacts the specific domain of real-time hybrid simulation, a cyber-physical approach to high-fidelity testing of structures at scale that is increasingly relevant for earthquake engineering and other related fields.
Biography: Chris Gill’s interests include real-time, embedded, and cyber-physical systems. His research has been published regularly in top-tier conferences and journals, with more than 90 peer-reviewed papers and articles in press over the past two decades. He was a co-PI in the development of the Cyber-physical Instrument for Real-time hybrid Structural Testing (CIRST) that is hosted at Purdue University, and was Washington University PI for the CyberMech project (collaborative with Purdue University) that extended the advances established in the CIRST project. Dr. Gill has served as a Technical Program Chair and as a General Chair for the ICCPS, RTAS and RTSS conferences, as Treasurer of the IEEE Technical Committee on Real-Time Systems (TCRTS), and as Vice Chair of ACM SIGBED. Named a member of the IEEE Computer Society’s Golden Core in 2013, Dr. Gill is a senior member of the IEEE and of the ACM.
