Research

My main area of research is in the field of Behavioral level Noise Coupling (BeNoC) simulation. This involves simulating on-chip noise coupling at a high design level and refine the noise coupling simulations as the design is refined to lower design levels.

This work has so far generated a Licentiate Thesis that can be viewed here:

Recently, I have also been involved in research of architectural design improvements for color X-ray systems.

My main supervisor in my doctoral studies is professor Mattias O´Nils. Assisting supervisor is docent Bengt Oelmann.