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CV
of Reiner Hartenstein
Dr.-Ing. Reiner W. Hartenstein currently
is
professor* of Computer Science and
Engineering at
Kaiserslautern University of Technology (TU
Kaiserslautern). He has received all his academic
degrees from
the EE Department at Karlsruhe University,
where he later
became Associate Professor of Computer
Science.
Before joining Kaiserslautern he has
worked
in character
recognition, image processing, digital
and hybrid circuits and
systems, computer architecture,
microprogramming,
and
high level hardware description languages.
At Kaiserslautern he worked on computer
structures,
high level hardware description languages
and on
VLSI design methods and tools. Since about
ten years
Prof. Hartenstein and his group also works
on reconfigurable
computing and related compilation
techniques.
Supported by
various funding agencies the achievements
of his group are the definition and implementation of
the successful
hardware design language KARL
its graphical companion language
ABL
the Xputer
machine paradigm (data-driven
procedural
operation
principles: counterpart of the control-procedural
"von
Neumann"paradigm),
the reconfigurable KressArray
family (reconfigurable
generalization of
the systolic
array),
co-compilation for configware/software
co-design,
and other achievements
Prof. Hartenstein, FPL fellow and
IEEE fellow [x], has organized
numerous international workshops and
conferences as a
- program chair (10 times), as
- industrial chair, general chair,
- steering committe member, as well
as many
times
as a
- program committee member
Prof. Hartenstein is founder or co-founder
of
Many times Prof. Hartenstein has been invited
to international
conferences as an invited
speaker, keynote
speaker, embedded
tutorial
speaker, and as a panelist.
He has authored or co-authored more than
400 papers.
and authored, edited or co-edited16
books.
*) emeritus, but still a member of the department
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