Bita Gorjiara's Web Page   I got my PhD degree in Electerical and Computer Engineering from University of California, Irvine (UCI) in 2007. During my PhD, I was working on No-Instruction-Set Computer (NISC) Technology under supervision of Professor Gajski. NISC Technology is used for design of efficient application-specific processors as well as behavioral synthesis (i.e. C-to-Verilog synthesis). During my study in UCI, I also worked on power management and low-power design with my co-advisors Professor Bagherzadeh and Professor Chou as part of IMPACCT project. My research/work interests are: design automation, high-level/logic synthesis and optimization, application-specific processor/toolset design, ESL, power optimization/estimation, modeling and simulation, embedded system design, software-architecture design, hardware/logic design, or distributed software development. [Resume] [Education] [Research] [ Publications] [About Me] Some of the tools I developed are also available online: NISC Toolset for designing application-specific processors and C-to-Verilog synthesis    A web-based tool for power optimization of SoCs by dynamic voltage scaling Contact Information Bita Gorji-Ara email Office SER Group 5251 Research Park Irvine, CA, 92697 phone: 1(949) 824-4928