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Jamie won third place in the ACM student research competition at the Supercomputing ‘23 conference. His work focuses on Python Unikernels for HPC. Congrats Jamie!

Brian’s paper on using compilers to automatically transform applications to use disaggregated memory has been accepted to ASPLOS ‘24. Congratulations Brian on this well-deserved achievement and thanks to our wonderful collaborators at Northwestern University!

NSF Award CNS-2310422; $886,226 ($1M collaborative total); October 2023 through September 2026. This project is a collaborative effort with Rujia Wang and Xian-He Sun at IIT and Peng Jiang at the University of Iowa.

CNS Award CNS-2239757; $632,214; May 2023 through April 2028. Vulnerabilities present in software running on shared computing infrastructure (e.g., cloud datacenters) can result in significant economic losses, compromised user data, and weakened national security when such infrastructure does not properly separate programs from one another in secure, isolated compartments.

Current Iteration: Past Iterations: Fall ‘22 Fall ‘20 Spring ‘19

NSF Award OAC-2150500; $362,878 (Collaborative Total: $400K); July 2022 through June 2025. This project is in collaboration with Ioan Raicu at IIT as well as Kyle Chard at the University of Chicago.

The team was awarded the Distinguished Artifact Award at EuroSys ‘22. Great work everyone! The code is available here.

After an amazing push and a great deal of hard work, our paper on Virtines was accepted to EuroSys ‘22! Congratulations go to Nick Wanninger and Josh Bowden!

Our work on modeling speed-up in multi-kernel environments has been accepated to appear in TPDS! Congratulations to Brian and Conghao on the hard work, and in particular to Brian for the journal paper push.

Our work on bringing OpenMP implementations into the kernel has been accepted to SC ‘21! Congratulations to everyone involved on the successful collaborative effort!