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ICT Researcher of the Year award Nov 2016
2016-04-20 Gernot Heiser won the ICT Researcher of the Year award of the South-East Asia Regional Computer Confederation (SEARCC) at the Re-imagination Summit in Sydney More
Australian Academy Of Technology and Engineering Fellows for 2016
2016-03-14 Gernot Heiser has also been elected one of the twenty-five new Australian Academy Of Technology and Engineering Fellows for 2016.
Outstanding paper award at RTAS '16
2016-03-01 PhD student Thomas Sewell presented the 'Complete, High-Assurance Determination of Loop Bounds and Infeasible Paths for WCET Analysis' paper at RTAS'16 which took place at CPS week in Vienna. The work won an outstanding paper award at RTAS
Software Systems Summer School 8th – 9th February 2016
2016-02-20 NICTA is again running its Software Systems Summer School this coming February in Sydney, with a number of high-profile international speakers.

The summer school will cover a range of issues in systems (operating systems, hypervisors, virtual machines, computer architecture,cloud computing, databases, compilers, language implementation, memory management and security). It follows the same general model as the highly successful summer school we held in the previous three years.
Seminar 2016-02-05: Douglas Carmean - What Could Possibly go Wrong? A Look at the Dark Side of Computer Architecture
A clear market need, compelling usage models and a dream team create the perfect storm for a fantastically successful product. Compromises, unforeseen challenges and poor decision making can conspire to turn a brilliant product into a merely successful endeavor.

This talk will explore the underbelly of computer architecture and product definition. It will look at things that went wrong and lessons learned from the execution of a major product development. While the scope of the project was to create new business opportunities in excess of $1B, some of the lessons are surprisingly applicable to everyday computer architecture projects.
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