Conference (BSB 108)

Rooms

Burke Science Building

The Burke Science Building is a hub for scientific research and innovation. It provides state-of-the-art facilities for researchers and students to conduct experiments and studies across various scientific disciplines. With a focus on advancing knowledge and pushing the boundaries of science, the Burke Science Building fosters collaboration and exploration in a dynamic and stimulating environment.

BSB 108

BSB 108 is a fully equipped lecture theatre designed for presentations and technical sessions. The room features a projection system, built-in audio, and multiple connectivity options for laptops and devices. Seating consists of fixed tiered chairs with non-retractable tablet arms.

Talks in this room:

Wednesday (27/05)

8:15 Live	Registration
9:00 Live	Welcome to ISORC 2026 Sébastien Mosser
9:15 Live	Keynote Talk
10:45 Live	Trace-Aware Multidimensional Analysis of Hidden Bottlenecks in Autoscaling Microservices Key Speaker
11:15 Live	SlimFlit: A simple Network-on-Chip for Real-Time Systems Key Speaker
11:45 Live	DRAM Bank-Aware Memory Allocation for Embedded Real-Time Virtualization Key Speaker
14:00 Live	Timing‑Aware Configuration Framework for TSN and OPC~UA in Industrial Automation Key Speaker
14:30 Live	An Open-Source Framework to Emulate Delay and Disruption Tolerant Networks for International Space Station Communication Key Speaker
15:00 Live	ipc_shared_ptr: A Publish/Subscribe-Aware Smart Pointer for Cross-Process Object Lifetime Management Key Speaker
16:00 Live	A Machine Learning Based Approach for Fast Demand Characterization of Digraph Tasks Key Speaker
16:30 Live	Towards a Fully Verified Artificial DNA - Formal Verification of Building Block Behavior Key Speaker
17:00 Live	Hard Real-Time Embedded Implementation of Closed-Loop Gastric Pacemaker Key Speaker

Thursday (28/05)

8:30 Live	Registration
9:00 Live	Announcements Sébastien Mosser
9:15 Live	Edge Based Predictive Maintenance Using a TinyML Temporal Convolutional Transformer for NASA Turbofan Remaining Useful Life Estimation Key Speaker
9:45 Live	Deployment of Quantized Deep Noise Suppression on Real-Time Edge Platforms Key Speaker
10:45 Live	Accelerated Reinforcement Learning for Real-Time Task Scheduling in Edge Computing Environments Key Speaker
11:15 Live	Slowdown Modeling under Interference in Spatially Partitioned GPUs Key Speaker
11:45 Live	Power-Performance Trade-offs using Offline Reinforcement Learning for Compute Workloads Key Speaker
14:00 Live	Industrial Panel

Friday (29/05)

8:30 Live	Registration
9:00 Live	Announcements Sébastien Mosser
9:15 Live	Town Hall discussion
10:45 Live	A Context-Aware Trust Management and Calibration Framework for Cyber-Physical Systems Key Speaker
11:15 Live	Cross-MAC IDS for Denial-of-Sleep Detection in Wireless Sensor Networks Key Speaker
11:45 Live	Power-Based Security Monitoring: Non-Invasive Detection of Task Execution Violations in Real-Time Systems Key Speaker
14:00 Live	Exploring and Exploiting Synchrony Limitations of Time-Triggered Network-Agnostic Guardians Key Speaker
14:30 Live	Task Splitting to Mitigate Schedule-Based Anterior Attacks in Real-Time Embedded Systems Key Speaker
14:45 Live	Rigorous Design of Time-Predictable Embedded Systems Key Speaker
15:15 Live	Closing Remarks Key Speaker