Davide Bertozzi

Davide Bertozzi is a Reader in Advanced Processor Technology at The University of Manchester, Department of Computer Science. His research focuses on advanced processor technologies, including interconnect technologies for neuromorphic computing, elastic computing architectures, silicon nanophotonic networks, and design technology for analog accelerators. Bertozzi holds a Doctor of Engineering and a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Universita Degli Studi Bologna. He is currently accepting PhD students and is involved in collaborative research projects, including the International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems Manchester (ICNS).

Davide Bertozzi is a researcher in Computer Engineering with a focus on network-on-chip (NoC) architectures and multi-processor systems-on-chip (MPSoCs). His work explores the design and optimization of NoC for gigascale systems, emphasizing latency-insensitive parameterized architectures and communication-aware allocation strategies. Bertozzi's research also addresses energy-reliability tradeoffs in on-chip communication links and fault tolerance in NoC flow control schemes. He investigates error control mechanisms and low-power encoding techniques for on-chip data buses, contributing to the development of cost-efficient, fault-tolerant routing solutions. His publications highlight the integration of SystemC for cosimulation and emulation of MPSoC designs, supporting task migration and performance analysis of arbitration policies in SoC communication architectures.