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Nominations for 2010 Summary Page Below is a list of some parameters supporting the official full nomination of Per Stenstrom that is, has been or will be submitted separately. To allow the nomination committee a fair judgement of a candidate for Academia Europaea membership, a recent CV and publication list should be sent along with the nomination forms. The lists of criteria below are only meant to be a short summary of some of the points at issue. The main arguments must be in the nomination forms; this is just a summary of some indication of the qualification and has to be used with some flexibility in mind. a. C must have the rank of full professor or equivalent. (Where/ since when, or point to full CV): Per Stenstrom is a full professor of Computer Engineering of Chalmers University of Technology since 1995. b. C must have a publication record of at least 80 papers in refereed journals or high- quality conferences. Other relevant publications such as books, book-chapters, or edited proceedings, are taken into account as well. (Rough numbers needed only; send a full list of publications in addition or as part of the CV): Per Stenstrom has published a total of 158 publications of which 2 our textbooks, 36 are published in journals, and 80 in conferences and 6 patents. c. C’s publications must be well-recognized in the field as attested either by peers or a ranking according to a recognized citation ranking method for Informatics. For example, being among the `Most Cited Computer Science Authors’ worldwide according to the CiteseerX index, being among the `HighlyCited.com’ researchers according to ISI, or having an H-index ≥ 20 (according to e.g. PublishorPerish or Quadsearch). (List CiteseerX index, H index, etc.): Per Stenstrom’s work has had a significant impact: He is ranked at place 3142 among the 10 000 mostly cited computer scientists according to CiteSeer. Moreover, according to PublichOrPerish (PoP) he has an h-index of 26 and a total citation count of 2637. d. C must have supervised (and completed) successfully at least 10 PhD students (List names possibly some with current position or point to CV): Per Stenstrom has supervised 11 PhD students to the degree of PhD and another 8 students to the degree of Licentiate of engineering (A Swedish degree halfway between MSc and PhD). e. C must have an excellent record as a graduate level teacher and educator (Mention some indicators): Per Stenstrom has delivered advanced courses on his field of specialization (computer architecture) for 20 years at his own university and at summer schools at the international level multiple times. Most recently he offered a course within the HiPEAC supported Network of Excellence on multicore architecture. More details are in the CV. f. C must have been in charge of at least 5 substantial Informatics projects (EU, other international, national, or with industry). (List them or point to CV): Per Stenstrom has been in charge of many small projects (involving a few PhD students) and large projects involving several senior researchers. As detailed in the CV, the following are most relevant where Per Stenstrom acted as P.I. and coordinator in projects that have involved many senior researchers: PAMP (Parallel Applications on Multiprocessors). This project was funded by a Swedish research agency with the goal of targeting business-critical applications for 1 FlexSoC (Flexible System-on-a-Chip) This project’s objective was to investigate the principles for a radically new System-on-Chip infrastructure to increase performance per watt. It involved three faculty members and three PhD students and was carried out between 2003 and 2008. Per Stenstrom was the P.I. FP6/FP7 HiPEAC. Per Stenstrom is a founding partner of the Network of Excellence on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers. He has contributed to this network in many ways. He took a lead in forming a new conference – the Int. Conf. on High-Performance and Embedded Architectures and Compilers. He also started a new journal – Transactions on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers (2006 - ). The Scalable Computer Architecture Project (SARC) is an FP6 FET project that aims at defining an architecture model that can scale with technology to continue offering a performance that continues to grow. Per Stenstrom is the P.I for the memory system architecture (2006 – 2010). The Transactional Memory STREP project (FP7 VELOX) aims at demonstrating a complete system that builds upon transactional memory to offer a boost in performance for parallel applications. Per Stenstrom has been instrumental in the hardware implementations of the effort (2008 – 2011). The CHAMPP project funded by the Swedish Research Council from 2010-2014 with 3MSEK (300000 EURO ) per year that aims at exploring innovative architectural approaches for heterogeneous mult-icore systems and involves four faculty members and 4 PhD students for the duration of the four-year project. g. co-editor of one or more journals. (List them): Per Stenstrom is an editor for the following journals: Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, IEEE Computer Architecture Letters, and IEEE Transaction on Parallel and Distributed Systems. In addition, he is the founding editor of Transactions on High-Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers. He has also guest-edited several issues of IEEE Computer and Proceedings of the ACM. h. C must have organized at least three major conferences. (List them): Per Stenstrom has organized the following conferences in capacity as general chairperson: 2001 IEEE/ACM Int. Symp. on Computer Architecture, 28th edition 2008 Int. Conf. on High-Performance and Embedded Architectures and Compilers, 3rd edition. Per Stenstrom has acted as program chair/program co-chair for the following conferences: 2003 ACM Int. Conf. On Languages, Compilers, and Tools for Embedded Systems. (LCTES) 2004 IEEE/ACM Int. Symp. on Computer Architecture, 31th edition (ISCA) 2007 Int. Conf .on High-Performance and Embedded Architectures and Compilers, 2nd edition (HIPEAC) 2007 ACM Computing Frontiers 2008 IEEE Int. Symp. on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCS) 2009 IEEE Int. Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS) In addition, he has served on as many as 50 program committees over the years. i. C must have giving scientific presentations at a substantial number (30 or more) 2 of different research institutes and/or international conferences (List them or point to CV): Per Stenstrom has given more than a hundred research talks internationally. They are all listed in the CV. j. The presentations sub i must include at least three plenary (or keynote) talks at relevant international conferences (List at least three or point to CV): Per Stenstrom has given the following plenary talks at the following highly respected conferences (details are in the CV) Keynote at ICPP 2001 in Valencia, Spain Keynote at IEEE IPDPS 2003 in Nice, France Keynote at ACM HiPC 2003 in Hyderabad, India Keynote at HiPEAC 2005 in Barcelona, Spain Keynote at IEEE HPCA 2006 in Austin, USA k. Any other indicators deemed relevant by the AE/IS. Mention here awards, academy membership, active reviewing, project evaluation, etc. IEEE Fellow (2007) and ACM Fellow (2008) Member of the Swedish Royal Academy of Engineering Sciences since 2009 Many best paper awards (see CV) 3 Academia Europaea Proposal for Membership (“Nomination Form”) Page 1: Academia Europaea Membership- Information on Candidate Name of the Proposed New Member:Per Stenström Date and Place of Birth: 1957-11-11 Address: Sjomarksvagen 2, 423 61 TORSLANDA, Sweden Email:[email protected] Website: http://www.ce.chalmers.se/~pers Nationality:Sweden Normal Country of Residence and Work: Sweden Present and Previous Positions: Professor of Computer Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology (since 1995) CTO Nema Labs (since 2007) CEO Nema Labs (2007-2009) Deputy Dean of IT University, Goteborg (2003-2006) Adjunct Professor of Goteborg University (2003-2006) Vice-dean of School of Computer Science and Engineering (2002 – 2003) Vice-dean of School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (1999 – 2002) Consultant Sun Microsystems: (2003 – 2006) Senior Staff Engineer Sun Microsystems (2002 – 2003) Research guest professor Univ Southern Calif. 1993 Associate professor Lund University: 1993 – 1995 Research guest professor Stanford University: 1991 Assistant professor Lund University: 1988 – 1993 Research scholar Carnegie Mellon Univ.: 1987 – 1988 Research assistant Lund University: 1984-1988 Systems engineer Asea: 1983-1984 Systems engineer Kockumation: 1981-1983 Fields of Scholarship: Electrical and Computer Engineering Honours, Awards, special achievements (partial list): Fellow IEEE Fellow ACM Member of Swedish Royal Academy of Engineering Science 1 Page 2: Academia Europaea Membership CASE FOR ELECTION TO THE ACADEMIA: Per Stenstrom is a world-renowned expert in computer architecture and one of the most influential researchers in computer architecture in Europe. His contributions cover a broad range of topics in computer architecture with the main theme of enabling a high computational performance. He has done numerous contributions over the years especially in the areas of memory systems for multiprocessors and embedded time-critical systems and to architectural support for exploiting parallelism. Memory system design is critical to the performance and cost-effectiveness of computers. However, technology trends make the relative speed between processing and
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