Michael T. Niemier
Research Interests
My research focuses on (i) designing, facilitating, and evaluating
architectures for emerging technologies and (ii) integration of
heterogeneous technologies to improve computational performance.
Teaching
Publications
- Recent Journals Publications
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S. Liu, X.S. Hu, J. Nahas, M. Niemier, W. Porod, and G. Bernstein,
"Magnetic-Electrical Interface for Nanomagnet Logic", to appear in IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology,
(DOI).
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M. Niemier, E. Varga, G. H. Bernstein, W. Porod, M. T. Alam, A. Dingler, A. Orlov, and X.
Sharon Hu, "Shape
Engineering for Controlled Switching With Nanomagnet
Logic", to appear in IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology,
(DOI).
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Mohmmad Tanvir Alam, Mohammad Jafar Siddiq, Gary H. Bernstein, Michael Niemier, Wolfgang Porod, and X. Sharon Hu,
"On-chip Clocking for Nanomagnet Logic Devices"
IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology, p. 348-351, Volume 9(3), 2010,
(DOI).
- Recent Conference Publications
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Edit Varga, Michael T. Niemier, Gary H. Bernstein, Wolfgang Porod, and X. Sharon Hu,
Programmable
Nanomagnet-Logic Majority Gate, to appear in Proceedings of
the Device Research Conference, 2010.
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E. Varga, M. Siddiq, M.T. Niemier, M.T. Alam, G.H. Bernstein, W. Porod, X.S. Hu, and A. Orlov,
Experimental
Demonstration of Non-Majority, Nanomagnet Logic Gates,
to appear in Proceedings of the Device Research Conference, 2010.
- Complete List of Publications
News
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We were recently funded as a major participant in DARPA's Non-Volatile Logic program.
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Our paper on shape-based logic will be appearing in IEEE
Transactions on Nanotechnology.
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Tanvir Alam has experimentally demonstrated NML devices that are
clocked on-chip (see "On-chip Clocking for Nanomagnet Logic
Devices").
Recent Research Funding
| Agency |
Title and/or Program |
Amount |
Duration |
| DARPA |
Non-Volatile Logic |
$9,796,469 |
(2010-2015) |
| DARPA |
UHPC |
$1,050,000 |
(2010-2015) |
| ONR |
Radiation-Hard Nanomagnetic Logic with Electronic Input and Output |
$482,671 |
(2009-1010) |
| NSF |
Characterization of and I/O for Magnetic Logic Structures |
$658,070 |
(2009-2011) |
Professional Service
Students
Peronsal
A few pics from a recent trip to Grand Teton National Park - (1) and (2)! And the Grand Canyon. I like to run and also follow professional cycling (see how Garmin is doing...).
