Nicholas J. Macias

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1999-2016
Publications (10 Years): 5

Top Topics

Construction Process

Cellular Systems

Dynamic Power Management

Top Venues

Publications

Shivendra Pandey, Nicholas J. Macias, Carmen Ciobanu, ChangKyu Yoon, Christof Teuscher, David H. Gracias
Assembly of a 3D Cellular Computer Using Folded E-Blocks. Micromachines 7 (5) (2016)
Nicholas J. Macias, Christof Teuscher, Lisa J. K. Durbeck
Design of Introspective Circuits for Analysis of Cell-Level Dis-orientation in Self-Assembled Cellular Systems. Frontiers Robotics AI 3 (2016)
Lisa J. K. Durbeck, Joseph G. Tront, Nicholas J. Macias
Energy efficiency of Zipf traffic distributions within Facebook's data center fabric architecture. PATMOS (2015)
Nicholas J. Macias
Context-Dependent Functions: Narrowing the Realm of Turing's Halting Problem. CoRR (2015)
Lisa J. K. Durbeck, Peter Athanas, Nicholas J. Macias
Energy interactions between multicast and content distribution within data communication networks. ICIT (2015)
Lisa J. K. Durbeck, Peter M. Athanas, Nicholas J. Macias
Secure-by-construction composable componentry for network processing. HotSoS (2014)
Nicholas J. Macias, Shivendra Pandey, A. Deswandikar, C. K. Kothapalli, ChangKyu Yoon, David H. Gracias, Christof Teuscher
A cellular architecture for self-assembled 3D computational devices. NANOARCH (2013)
Nicholas J. Macias, Peter M. Athanas
Architecturally-Enforced InfoSec in a General-Purpose Self-Configurable System. BLISS (2009)
Nicholas J. Macias, Peter M. Athanas
Application of Self-Configurability for Autonomous, Highly-Localized Self-Regulation. AHS (2007)
Nicholas J. Macias, Lisa J. K. Durbeck
A Hardware Implementation of the Cell Matrix Self-Configurable Architecture: The Cell Matrix MOD 88. Evolvable Hardware (2005)
Nicholas J. Macias, Lisa J. K. Durbeck
Self-Assembling Circuits with Autonomous Fault Handling. Evolvable Hardware (2002)
Nicholas J. Macias
Ring around the PIG: a parallel GA with only local interactions coupled with a self-reconfigurable hardware platform to implement an O(1) evolutionary cycle for evolvable hardware. CEC (1999)
Nicholas J. Macias
The PIG Paradigm: The Design and Use of a Massively Parallel Fine Grained Self-Reconfigurable Infinitely Scalable Architecture. Evolvable Hardware (1999)