Are you interested in exploring the future of memory systems design? Join us for the MemSysExplorer Tutorial at ASPLOS 2026!
MemSysExplorer is a framework designed to promote memory-centric computing research across the different layers of the design stack via user-friendly characterization, simulation, and design space exploration tools. Our goal is to bring together experts from both industry and academia and enable cross-discipline collaborations between researchers in memory devices, circuits, computer architecture, computer systems, programming languages, and compilers. This tutorial will showcase the latest features and main functionalities of MemSysExplorer. Domain experts will learn how to interface with specific parts of the framework, run full-system evaluations, and make contributions to our ongoing community effort.This tutorial is perfect for students, researchers, and practitioners in computer architecture, systems design, and anyone interested in memory system optimization. Whether you're exploring emerging memory technologies, evaluating memory hierarchy performance, or designing next-generation computing systems, MemSysExplorer provides the tools you need.
MemSysExplorer is supported by NSF CIRC and developed by a collaborative team from Tufts University, Amherst College, and Harvard University.