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IEEE CEDA Keynote at ICCAD 2023

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Margaret Martonosi

IEEE CEDA is pleased to announce that this year's CEDA Keynote Speaker at ICCAD 2023 will be Margaret Martonosi.

Date: Tuesday, 31 October

Location: ICCAD 2023

Title: Mind the Gap: Challenges and Opportunities in Closing the Algorithms-to-Devices Gap in Quantum Computing

Abstract:
From its initial proposal, Quantum Computing (QC) has had captivating potential, and scientists have worked on advancing toward that potential. With well-known algorithms as motivation, and increasingly capable hardware devices, QC has now reached an interesting and important inflection point. The Algorithms-to-Devices gap in QC refers to the orders of magnitude difference between the quantity and quality of resources needed by QC algorithms, and what has been successfully built today. What is needed now are computer scientists and engineers to develop the crucial intermediate tool flows, abstraction layers, and programming languages that will help QC systems close this gap and reach practical quantum advantage. My talk will offer some recent results from my group about new applications, architecture, and design synthesis approaches for bridging the gap. More broadly, I will advocate for the role that computer scientists and engineers must play in order for QC to reach its full potential.

Bio:
Margaret Martonosi is the H.T. Adams ‘35 Professor of Computer Science at Princeton University, where she has been on the faculty since 1994. Martonosi’s research focuses on hardware-software interface approaches in both classical and quantum computing systems. Martonosi is an elected member of the US National Academy of Engineering and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In 2021, she received computer architecture’s highest honor, the ACM/IEEE Eckert-Mauchly Award, for contributions to the design, modeling, and verification of power-efficient computer architecture. She is a Fellow of IEEE and ACM. Her work with others to co-found the ACM CARES movement was recognized by the Computing Research Association’s 2020 Distinguished Service Award.