Reversible Computing Links (under construction)

Other homepages on reversible computing & related topics:

Mike's old Reversible Computing page from his MIT days.
The MIT Reversible Computing Project (aka Pendulum Project) home page created by Carlin Vieri.
Tom Knight was Mike's thesis advisor and mentor in the area of VLSI & adiabatic circuits.
Norman Margolus has been one of Mike's primary mentors in the physics of computing & reversible computing. His page has links to many of his papers.
USC's ISI ACMOS group is concerned with adibatic CMOS techniques.
Henry Baker has written a number of papers on software issues in reversible computing.
J. Storrs Hall developed a retractile cascade technique, similar in spirit to SCRL, and a framework for a reversible computer architecture based on the PDP-10.
Ralph Merkle has an interest in reversible computing as it relates to nanotechnology. He also has a nice reversible logic page.
The Rutgers reversible computing page may still be under construction.
Reversible computing has significant application to quantum computation. Samuel Braunstein mentions reversible computing in this context.
Paul Vitanyi and Ming Li maintain a reversible computing page of their papers.

SPAA '98.: Tenth Annual ACM Syposium on Parallel Algorithms and Architectures.
ISCA '98.: 25th Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture.
UMC '98.: First International Conference on Unconventional Models of Computation.
Nanotech '97.: Fifth Foresight Conference on Molecular Nanotechnology.
FOCS '97.: 38th IEEE Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science.
CCC '97.: Twelfth Annual IEEE Conference on Computational Complexity.
PhysComp '96.: Fourth Workshop on Physics and Computation.
ISLPE&D '96.: International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design.