Sri Parameswaran
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About
Sri Parameswaran is a leading figure in embedded systems and hardware security, with a career spanning over three decades dedicated to making computing devices both more efficient and more secure. His research focuses on multiprocessor system-on-chip (MPSoC) architectures, low-power design, and side-channel attack countermeasures. Parameswaran’s major contributions include pioneering techniques to protect embedded devices from power analysis attacks, as demonstrated in his work on key corruption and random round swapping for DES encryption. He has also made foundational advances in hardware/software co-design, particularly in developing energy-aware scheduling and memory optimization for real-time systems. With over 5,000 total citations, his work has shaped how modern embedded devices—from medical implants to automotive electronics—are built to withstand physical security threats while maintaining performance. A Fellow of the IEEE, Parameswaran has received multiple best paper awards and has supervised generations of researchers who now lead labs worldwide. His research directly addresses the critical challenge of ensuring that the tiny computers powering our daily lives remain both functional and trustworthy.
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