Research
synopsis: I work with my advisor Dr. Onur Mutlu in the SAFARI research group on problems in parallel computer architecture. We focus on resource contention, fairness and system performance issues in large multicore/manycore systems, with a particular focus in on-chip networks and memory systems.
I am fortunate to be supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. In 2009-2010 I was a recipient of an SRC Graduate Fellowship.
publications:
undergrad: I worked on Face
Recognition problems
in CVRL at Notre Dame, culminating in my undergrad thesis.
School
Home
born /
raised: Portland,
Oregon
metro
(Beaverton)
undergrad: South
Bend, Indiana
(Notre
Dame)
current: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
(Squirrel
Hill)
Side Projects
speck: small OS
kernel (circa 2002)
digilight:
digitally-controlled low voltage halogen lighting
sudoku
(writeup): a fast solver in 200
lines of Python
comparch: some simple Verilog processor cores
cflat: a toy compiler to
x86 for a subset of C
pong: hardware (Verilog) implementation of
Pong
and more: a full list and description of projects
Writings
leisure reading list for the past few years
odes and limericks to amuse and please
thoughts on teaching
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