About
I am Professor of Digital Computation at Imperial
College London, where I also direct the institution-wide Early
Career Researcher Institute (ECRI), reporting to Imperial’s
Research and Enterprise Board. I am interested in everything to do with
computation, especially its physical embodiments, and I am also
interested in broader social and philosophical questions. My resesearch
combines elements of computer science, electronic engineering, and
mathematics.
Teaching
Final-year and masters projects, first-year Digital Electronics and
Computer Architecture.
Professional Activities (selected)
I have chaired the major FPGA conferences FPGA, FPL and FPT, and been
a program committee member of many other conferences, e.g. EDA
conferences and ARITH. I am a steering committee member of FPGA. I have
also played a key role in various strategic bodies, e.g. EPSRC’s ICT
Strategic Advisory Team.
Thinking 