Robert Mullins

I am a Professor in Computer Architecture at the Department of Computer Science and Technology. My current research is focused in the area of efficient and secure machine learning, accelerator and microprocessor design, and open-source hardware.

I am a founder and director of lowRISC. lowRISC is a not-for-profit company using collaborative engineering to develop and maintain open-source silicon designs and tools. lowRISC stewards the OpenTitan project.

I was also a founder of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a UK charity that promotes the study of computer science and electronics at the school level.

I am a Fellow of St. John's College and Director of Studies for Computer Science at St. John's College and Peterhouse College.

Office: SE21 in the Computer Laboratory.

Research: Research Opportunities; Publications; lowRISC; Loki Project
Teaching: R265 Advanced Topics in Computer Architecture (ACS/Part III); Advanced Computer Architecture (Part II)
Undergraduate Admissions: St. John's College; Peterhouse College