Priyadarsan Patra

Intel Corporation, JF5-254, 2111 N.E. 25th Ave., Hillsboro, OR 97124, USA

E-mail: priyadarsan.patra at intel.com or ppatra at ieee.org

Phone: 503-264-8258

 

Short Biography:

Dr. Priyadarsan “Darshan” Patra is a lead architect and scientist responsible for pre-silicon and post-silicon validation/survivability a flagship processor of Intel. He developed domino circuit synthesis and power-noise tradeoff optimization for P4 class of processors. He architected and co-designed probeless post-silicon debug capability for servers.  A founding member of Validation Research Lab of Intel, he led research efforts in run-time validation, resilient architecture, and early design exploration of networks-on-chip. He has co-authored a recent book on low-power design/synthesis and has received two conference best-paper nominations.

Darshan serves on the committees of several IEEE conferences and mentors through SRC, GSRC programs. He is elected Senior Member of the ACM and the IEEE. He is on the editorial board and board of governors of several academic institutions.

Priyadarsan shares a deep and joyous passion for sustainable and equitable development and for inventing and using technology for social progress. He is Founding Chair of the Sustainable Economic and Educational Development Society (SEEDS). Social activism dates back to his college days when he co-founded India Progressive Action Group in Austin where it won Best Student organization award for leadership in socio-political issues affecting South Asians.  Believing in the great importance of being involved in local community, he has taught Portland-area kids for a few years as a coach. He is a United-way Ambassador and an Intel-Involved volunteer.

 

Education:

  1. Ph.D. (Computer Sciences), University of Texas at Austin
  2. M.S. (Computer & Information Sciences), University of Massachusetts at Amherst, MA.
  3. B.Engg. (Electronics and Telecommunication Engg.), Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

 

Some Honors and Recognitions:

Founding Chair of the Sustainable Economic and Educational Development Society (SEEDS) www.seedsnet.org

Intel Hero Award, 2010

Trail Blazer Award for break-through technology for synthesis of domino circuits and piloting it on Intel's flagship product

Distinguished Young Leader Award: Highest honor presented annually by Orissa Society of the Americas to a person with demonstrated superior leadership and achievement. 1999.

Seven Patents issued or pending

Authored over 35 scholarly papers/articles and a recent graduate-level textbook on Low-power VLSI

Multiple Divisional Recognitions from Intel Corp.

 

EditorJournal of Computing

Elected Senior Member of the Association for Computing Machinery, 2008.

Elected Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers, 2005

Founding General Chair, International Symposium on Electronic System Design

Program Committee Member and Oraganizing Chair for several national academic conferences and industry consortia in Computer Science and Engineering area

 

Scientist and Architect, Intel Corp.

Five Divisional Awards (Intel Corp)

Member of Board of Governors of KMBB College of Engineering and Technology, and Advisor, Human Development Foundation, India

Vice-Chair, IEEE Oregon (2009-10)

Co-Chair, Logic Validation and Debug, Intel's world-wide conference: Design Technology and Test Conf. 2010

Industry Member on the review board of the Global Research Collaboration/Semiconductor Research Center.

Student Fellowships held: Oxford University; Microelectronics and Computer Development; Center for Computer Engineering Research 

 

2007-09 Secretary of the Odisha Society of the Americas

United Way Ambassador and Corporate Services Award Winner

Mathcounts Coach at Stoller Middle School -- several Coach and Team Awards

Technology Advisor, Indo-American Medical Association of Oregon 2008-09

 

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Graduate Student Supervision:  Ph.D. committee member or co-advisor to students at Univ. of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, and the University of Minnesota and the Princeton University.

 

 

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