AMfoRS Research Group
The AMfoRS team addresses dependability and trust of digital systems at multiple abstraction levels for specific application domains, by guaranteeing that digital circuits possess properties such as quality, reliability, safety, security, availability.
CDSI Research Group
The team activity covers a broad spectrum of activities from MEMS to systems. High performances are achieved thanks to disruptive technologies, which are at the frontiers of different fields of applications.
RMS Research Group
The Reliable RF and Mixed-signal Systems group (RMS) is focused on the design, test and control of analog/mixed-signal/RF/mm-Wave integrated circuits and systems.
SLS Research Group
The SLS team focuses on (a) highly efficient architectures for general purpose computing or AI-dedicated algorithms, (b) system-level modeling and design methodology.
TIMA
TIMA is a public joint research laboratory of the CNRS, Grenoble-INP and UGA. TIMA is a multinational team, with members and interns from all over the world. The laboratory is structured in four research teams: AMfoRS, CDSI, RMS and SLS.
Localisation
Laboratoire TIMA
46, avenue Félix Viallet
38031 GRENOBLE Cedex France
Contacts
Director: Giorgio DI NATALE
Tel : +33 4 76 57 50 79
E-mail: tima-directionuniv-grenoble-alpes.fr (tima-direction[at]univ-grenoble-alpes[dot]fr)
News
Thesis defence
Thesis defence of Arthur Vianes (SLS team): Integration of a Manycore Accelerator in a High-Performance Processor
On December 17, 2024
Thesis defence
Thesis defence of Hasan Moussa (CDSI team): Improving and Digitizing N-Path Mixers
On December 3, 2024
Thesis defence
Thesis defence of Pierre Tacyniak (CDSI team): Study of a secured wireless acoustic power transfer for medical implants
On November 25, 2024
Thesis defence
HDR thesis defence of Paolo Maistri (AMfoRS team): Physical Attacks on Embedded Systems: To Understand and Protect
On November 19, 2024
Thesis defence
Thesis defence of Florent Crozet (CDSI team): Extreme Learning Machine for embedded neural networks
On October 24, 2024
Thesis defence
Thesis defence of Salah Daddinounou (AMfoRS team): Design and Analysis of Neuromorphic Spiking Neural Networks with Spintronic Synapses
On October 22, 2024