I am an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of
Tennessee in Knoxville. Before coming to UTK, I received my PhD in
Computer Science from the University of Kansas in 2014.
At UTK, I lead the CORSys Research Group, which
aims to design and build innovative system tools and techniques to achieve
faster, safer, and more efficient execution on modern and emerging
architectures. We have investigated and published work on a variety of
topics related to compute performance and efficiency, program profiling
and analysis, runtime data management and compilation policies, as well as
secure execution of program binaries.
Our work is supported by a variety of government and industrial
institutions, including the National Science Foundation (NSF), the U.S.
Department of Energy, and Intel Corporation. In 2020, I received the NSF
CAREER award for my proposal on using applications to guide data
management on emerging complex memory systems. Further details about our
group and current research projects are available on the CORSys group page.