Professor Michel Dubois of the Department of Electrical Engineering-Systems has been elected a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery

 

Michel Dubois now an ACM Fellow.

Dubois has been at USC since 1984, coming here from Central Research Laboratory of Thomson-CSF in Orsay, France. His main interests are computer architecture and parallel processing, with a focus on multiprocessor architecture, performance, and algorithms.  He has published more than 120 technical papers on computer architecture and algorithms.

 

More information about his work is available on his web page.

  

 "I am very happy that Professor Dubois has been honored by his selection as a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery," said EE-Systems chair Alexander Sawchuk. "Michel does outstanding research in high performance computer architectures and is particularly known for his work on the design of memory systems for shared memory-multiprocessors. Our department joins me in congratulating him on this achievement.."

 

The ACM Fellow title honors those who have distinguished themselves by outstanding professional and technical achievements in information technology. ACM was founded in 1947 and has approximately 80,000 members worldwide. ACM is one of the leading organizations for computing and information technology professionals and students. ACM publishes technical literature and organizes leading conferences in these fields.