Nautilus Aerokernel

Kyle C. Hale, Brian R. Tauro, Conghao Liu, Peter Dinda, Conor Hetland, Goutham Kannan, Imran Ali Usmani, Andrew Neth, Sam Grayson, Qitian Zeng, Nanda Velugoti
Last updated on Mar 18, 2020
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Nautilus is a custom, lightweight operating system kernel designed for being fused with high-performance, parallel runtime systems. See more here.

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Kyle C. Hale
Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Hale's research lies at the intersection of operating systems, HPC, parallel computing, computer architecture.

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Brian R. Tauro
1st Year PhD Student

1st Year PhD Student

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Conghao Liu
2nd Year PhD Student
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Peter Dinda
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Goutham Kannan
M.S. Research Assistant

Software developer at Dish Network

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Imran Ali Usmani
M.S. research assistant

Assistant Software Engineer at Argonne National Labs

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Andrew Neth
Undergraduate Researcher
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Sam Grayson
Undergraduate researcher (REU)

PhD student at UIUC

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Qitian Zeng
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Nanda Velugoti
M.S. Research Assistant

M.S. Research Assistant

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An Evaluation of Asynchronous Software Events on Modern Hardware
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Multiverse: Easy Conversion of Runtime Systems Into OS Kernels via Automatic Hybridization
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Automatic Hybridization of Runtime Systems
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