A low power million spiking neurons/chip neuromorphic system with scalable communication (joint project with IBM research).
Highlight: First single chip million neuron neuromorphic architecture. Fully digital, deterministic, highly programmable neurons, synapses, and communication with a glueless chip-to-chip network and less than 70mW power. Hybrid QDI and bundled data asynchronous design, with a low frequency clock for 1:1 correspondence to a parallel discrete event software model. 4096 cores and 5.4 billion transistors makes this the largest asynchronous chip, and one of the largest chips ever designed.

A low power GPS baseband processor
Highlight: An asymmetric self-timed baseband processor that uses 1.4mW for continuous tracking of 6 channels with 3D RMS error less than four meters.

Design of a low power microcontroller for embedded systems.
Highlight: Capable of operating at >90MIPS for <5mW in 90nm.

Design of a chip using split-foundry technology, where the FEOL plus initial metallization is completed at one foundry, with the BEOL completed at a second foundry.
Highlight: The first FPGA (and one of the first complex digital ASICs) in a split-foundry process. The layout of the chip was automatically generated even though the circuits are custom. This was done through dynamic cell generation, rather than technology mapping to standard cells.

A programmable event-driven digital core for neuromorphic systems (joint project with IBM research).
Highlight: a new approach to neuromorphic system design using a cross-bar based synapse organization for increasing synaptic density as well as managing communication fanout.

Characterization of thermals and process variation in Lincoln Labs' 3D process.

3D asynchronous FPGA with three tiers in Lincoln Labs' 3D process.

A dual-use asynchronous microprocessor: (i) An ultra low power processor for sensor network applications; (ii) A high-performance wireless network simulator.
Highlight: The first microprocessor for sensor networks.

A pipeline-level programmable dataflow asynchronous FPGA (AFPGA).
Highlight: The fastest CMOS FPGA. The first complete tool-chain for asynchronous FPGAs.

Demonstration of asynchronous circuit operation from 40K-400K for NASA's Extreme Environment Electronics program.

A high-performance asynchronous MIPS processor.
Highlight: The fastest asynchronous microprocessor. One of the fastest integer cores (academic or commercial) in 0.6μm