CPS Workshop

CPS Workshop 2025 proceedings are available at CEUR-WS.org/Vol-4106 – CPS Summer School PhD Workshop 2025

The CPS Workshop 2025 is an initiative of the CPS Summer School 2025 community to offers participants a close contact with leading experts on the field, as well as the opportunity to present and discuss their ideas in a dynamic and friendly setting. We invite all registered participants to submit short papers describing their research on any of the topics of interest of the school. Since the goal is to achieve early feedback also work in progress, PhD plan and project outcomes are welcome.

Submission to the Workshop
The submissions (6 pages max.) should describe the problem being addressed, your motivation for addressing it, a plan of research and/or proposed solutions, the progress to date (specifying what remains to be done), and related work.
The accepted papers will be presented on Monday (September 22, 2025) in a dedicated school session. Participants will present their work with brief oral presentations and a poster to facilitate discussions with other students and experts.

Submission guidelines
Papers are limited to 6 pages (excluding references), written in English following the CEUR format (Latex template is available here) and submitted electronically in PDF format via Easychair at the following link:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=cpsw25

Proceedings
Accepted papers will be published online on the CEUR platform (so they are indexed but the authors retain the copyright of their work).  Selected works will be invited for extended journal versions, as done in previous editions (ACM JETC 2023, Springer JSPS 2024).

Important dates
Abstract registration: August 1, 2025
Paper submission: August 18, 2025
Notification: September 8, 2025
Camera-ready submission: September 18, 2025 September 26, 2025

Camera-ready guidelines
Camera-ready papers should adhere to the 1-column style provided by the CEUR-WS template, which can be found here. Papers are limited to 6 pages + 1 page for references only. Authors are invited to address the comments received by the reviewers and include the feedback received during the workshop.

Workshop organization
Christian Pilato, Politecnico di Milano, christian.pilato@polimi.it
Francesco Regazzoni, University of Amsterdam and Università della Svizzera italiana
Claudio Rubattu, University of Sassari
Francesco Ratto, University of Cagliari

Program

Oral presentations (10 minutes + 2 minutes Q&A) and poster:

1 – Improving Machine Learning Anomaly Detection for Safety-Critical RISC-V Automotive Systems Elio Vinciguerra, Maurizio Palesi and Giuseppe Asciaposter

2 – Bottom-Up Resource Orchestration in Edge Computing: A Pod Profile-Aware Agent-Based Approach Marija Gojkovic and Melanie Schranzposter

3 – FPGA-Accelerated Neural Networks for Real-Time Anomaly Detection using High-Level Synthesis Anila Hoxha, Shekoufeh Neisarian, Talaya Farasat, Joachim Posegga and Elif Bilge Kavunposter

4 – PyCacheGen: A Highly Configurable Open-Source Generator for Synthesizable Caches Richard Müller, Konstantin Lübeck, Michael Kuhn, Paul Palomero Bernardo and Oliver Bringmannposter

5 – Towards the FPGA Platform Integration of Carbon-Nanotubes in Physical Unclonable Functions Martin Schmid, Simon Böttger, Martin Ernst, Sascha Hermann, Elif Bilge Kavun and Stefan Katzenbeisserposter

6 – Dataflow-based FPGA Accelerator Generation via MLIR and Multi-dataflow Composer tool Mohammad Cheshfar, Jiahong Bi and Francesco Rattoposter

7 – Towards DNN Training at the Edge with Direct Feedback Alignment Matteo Lai, Davide Nadalini and Francesco Ratto poster

8 – Scalability and Robustness of Ant Search in Edge-Fog-Cloud Distributed Knowledge Graphs Oleksandr Chepizhko, Péter Forgács and Melanie Schranz

Posters:

A Unified Yet Efficient Parallel Hardware​ Architecture for FrodoKEM Giuseppe Manzoni, Aydın Aysu and Elif Bilge Kavun

Loss Landscape Analysis for Reliable Quantized ML Models for Scientific Sensing Tommaso Baldi, Javier Campos, Olivia Weng, Caleb Geniesse, Nhan Tran, Ryan Kastner, Alessandro Biondi

Data Engineering for Smart City Applications Enrico Rossiniposter

Deployment-in-the-loop DSE Luka Macan and Francesco Conti

Dataflow-based Deployment of AI Applications on IoT Systems for Smart Cities Hasna Essakali, Jean-Francois,Selima Sahraoui,Nicolas Beuve, Hugo Miomandreposter

Advancing Transformer-Based Side-Channel Attacks from Hardware to Software AES: A Dual Exploration with BERT Ali Alper Sakan, Elif Bilge Kavunposter