I am a Ph.D. candidate in the computer science department at Haifa University. My advisor is Prof. Yosi Ben Asher. My research and interests include designing application-specific and embedded computer systems, as well as the compiler technologies for these systems.

1. Publications
2. Invited talks
3. Links

1. Binary Synthesis with Multiple Memory Banks Targeting Array References
   (paper: pdf)
   Nadav Rotem, Yosi Ben Asher
   FPL 2009, Prague, Czech Republic, August 2009.
   


2. The Effect of Unrolling and Inlining for Python Bytecode Optimizations
   (paper: pdf)
   Nadav Rotem, Yosi Ben Asher
   SYSTOR 2009, Haifa, Israel, May 2009.


3. Synthesis for Variable Pipelined Function units
   (paper: pdf)
   Nadav Rotem, Yosi Ben Asher
   SOC 2008, Tampere, Finland, November 2008.
   


4. Reducing Memory Constraints in Modulo Scheduling Synthesis for FPGAs
   (paper forthcoming)
   Nadav Rotem, Yosi Ben Asher, Danny Meisler
   Accepted to ACM Transactions on Reconfigurable Technology and Systems.
   

1. Introduction to Reconfigurable Computing
   The Israeli Grid Association (IGT), HPC work group meeting, November 4, 2009.


2. Python Bytecode Optimizations
   Google Israel, June 15, 2009.


3. System Racer: High-level Synthesis for Variable Pipelined Functional Units
   IBM Research, May 18, 2009.


4. Synthesis for Variable Pipelined Function Units
   Haifa University, CRI Doctoral Forum, March 25, 2009.

1. C-to-Verilog.com - A useful tool which originated from my MSc work.
2. Open Text Summarizer - An open source NLP tool I maintain.
3. The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure - The compiler toolkit we use in our research.

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