Summary
Fernando Moraes is a Full Professor of Computer Engineering at PUCRS with a PhD in Microelectronics from Université de Montpellier and over two decades leading research and education in VLSI, NoCs, FPGAs and reconfigurable architectures. He has an extensive publication record—50 journal articles and 270+ conference papers—including the highly cited HERMES NoC paper referenced by over 800 works—and has supervised more than 45 graduate students across MSc and PhD programs. A long-standing member of major program committees (SBCCI, LATW, ISVLSI, NoCs, SoC, DATE), he blends deep academic rigor with practical hardware-oriented design and security interests. He has held visiting professorships in Montpellier and sustained national research funding (CNPq 1C), reflecting recognized leadership in Brazilian microelectronics. Less obvious: beyond publishing, he has repeatedly shaped curriculum and graduate programs at PUCRS, driving both teaching and research impact in Latin America.
9 years of coding experience
PhD, Microeletrônica, PhD, Microeletrônica at Université de Montpellier
MsC, Computer Science, MsC, Computer Science at Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul