- Celebrating the Graduation of Major Tyler Williams
We are proud to congratulate U.S. Space Force Maj. Tyler Williams on completing his master’s degree in computer engineering at Arizona State University, and on the remarkable contributions he made while pursuing his studies at the STAM Center. As part of his Master’s thesis, Tyler conducted groundbreaking research exploring the potential of agentic AI in…
- Industry leaders visit the center to learn more about microelectronics security research
Semiconductor industry leaders attending SEMICON West visited the STAM Center to learn about the latest research advancing security and trust in microelectronics. The visit highlighted the center’s role at the intersection of academia, industry, and national priorities, with discussions focused on emerging threats, resilient system design, and collaborative approaches to securing the semiconductor ecosystem. STAM…
- Secure Capability-Based Processor ASIC Release
Currently, there is a widespread of software applications that exhibit significant memory safety and security flaws. It is also important to recognize that this situation is not beyond repair. Collaborating with the NSA Laboratory for Physical Sciences, we have shown that this issue can be successfully addressed. Our solution does not necessitate the refactoring of…
- STAM Center Celebrates Multiple Graduations!
The Secure, Trusted, and Assured Microelectronics Center is proud to announce the graduation of Peter Moore and Anees Ahmad, two master’s students whose research tackled some of the most pressing challenges in modern computing: systems security and data privacy. Peter’s work focused on memory safe systems. Despite decades of mitigation efforts, memory corruption flaws remain…
- STAM Center 2023 Newsletter
During the past couple years many activities and events have taken place at the Secure, Trusted, and Assured Microelectronics (STAM) Center Center. We would like to take a moment and provide a digest to our support community. These are exciting times that offer new opportunities for research, education, collaboration, and outreach in the field of…
- 2023 High School Summer Outreach Program
Can we curtail the STEM pipeline attrition and to inspire more students to pursue electronics and microelectronics career paths? We have carefully designed the summer program to show high school students the real-world relevance of embedded systems. The objective is to inspire these students and boost their interest in pursuing electronics/microelectronics careers. The STAM Center…
- 2023 International Cybersecurity Winter School
The 2023 International Cybersecurity Winter School was held in the beautiful city of Novi Sad, Serbia from February 24th to March 5th. It covered topics in software security, hardware security, applied cryptography, and application domains like trustworthy machine learning. Professor Michel A. Kinsy from the ASU STAM Center was the special guest lecturer for this year’s lecture series. Many…
- 2023 Microelectronics Education and Workforce Development (MEWD)
The 2023 Microelectronics Education and Workforce Development (MEWD) Workshop will be held on January 24th and 25th on the ASU Main Campus. Our keynote speaker is Dr. Dev Shenoy, the Principal Director for Microelectronics from the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, OUSD(R&E). The goal of this invitation-only workshop is to bring together…
- Post-Quantum Cryptographic Agility
Under this PQC Secure research & development effort, the team has designed and implemented a rich set of hardware primitives, modules, architectures, systems to advance the community’s post-quantum encryption, homomorphic encryption based computation, and crypto-agility capabilities. PQC Secure Tool Link: https://www.pqcsecure.org/
- Secure RISC-V (SECRISC-V) Workshop
The STAM Center is organizing as part of Embedded Systems Week (ESWEEK) a full-day event on Secure & Trusted Microelectronics for High-assurance Embedded Systems to bring researchers around the world to Phoenix. Embedded Systems Week (ESWEEK) is the premier technical event covering all aspects of hardware and software design for intelligent and connected computing systems. It will run from October 7th…
- Data Analysis and Visualization Tool
GaugeViz is an information analysis and interpretation tool that works on bulk unsorted and unlabeled data to find patterns hidden ‘between’ data points. Gauge extends analyst capabilities by grouping similar data into clusters where their differences can be highlighted, and an analyst can develop an understanding of cause and effect within a local area. GaugeViz Tool…
- RISC-V Development Platform
A new version of our Trireme Platform is released. Trireme is a complete environment for RISC-V based design space exploration, testing, and deployment. Written in Verilog 2001 without any vendor-specific or 3rd party IP, it allows you to simulate, emulate, and boot Linux on directly generated or customized RTL cores. Trireme Platform Link: https://www.trireme-riscv.org/
