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PhD Students
I served as research advisor for the following students' PhD dissertations:
- Yilong Li (Stanford University, 2022)
Efficient Shuffle for Flash Burst Computing
Last known whereabouts (2023): MegaRollup
- Collin Lee (Stanford University, 2021)
Distributed Procedure Call
Last known whereabouts (2022): Luminary Cloud
- Stephen Yang (Stanford University, 2020)
NanoLog: A NanoSecond-Scale Logging
System
Last known whereabouts (2022): Google
- Seo Jin Park (Stanford University, 2019)
Achieving Both Low Latency and
Strong Consistency in Large-Scale Systems
Last known whereabouts (2022): Google -> USC
- Henry Qin (Stanford University, 2019)
Arachne: Improving Latency
and Utilization through Core Aware Thread Management
Last known whereabouts (2022): Square
- Behnam Montazeri (Stanford University, 2019)
Designing Datacenter Transports
for Low Latency and High Throughput
Last known whereabouts (2022): Google
- Ankita Kejriwal (Stanford University, 2017)
Scalable Low-Latency Indexes
for a Key-Value Store
Last known whereabouts (2022): Snowflake
- Diego Ongaro (Stanford University, 2014)
Consensus: Theory and Practice
Last known whereabouts (2022): Loam
- Stephen Rumble (Stanford University, 2014)
Memory and Object Management in
RAMCloud
Last known whereabouts (2020): Google
- Ryan Stutsman (Stanford University, 2013)
Durability and Crash Recovery
in Distributed In-memory Storage Systems
Last known whereabouts (2022): University of Utah
- Ken Shirriff (U.C. Berkeley, 1995)
Sawmill: A Logging File System for a
High-Performance RAID Disk Array
Last known whereabouts (~2010): Google
- John Hartman (U.C. Berkeley, 1994)
The Zebra Striped Network File System
Last known whereabouts (2019): University of Arizona
- Mary Baker (U.C. Berkeley, 1994)
Fast Crash Recovery in Distributed File Systems
Last known whereabouts (~2012): HP Laboratories
- Mendel Rosenblum (U.C. Berkeley, 1992)
The Design and Implementation of a Log-structured
File System
Last known whereabouts (2022): Stanford University
- Fred Douglis (U.C. Berkeley, 1990)
Transparent Process Migration in the Sprite
Operating System
Last known whereabouts (2022): Peraton
- Brent Welch (U.C. Berkeley, 1990)
Naming, State Management, and User-Level Extensions
in the Sprite Distributed File System
Last known whereabouts (2019): Google
- Mike Nelson (U.C. Berkeley, 1988)
Physical Memory Management in a Network
Operating System
Last known whereabouts (2016): Google
- Bob Mayo (U.C. Berkeley, 1987)
Mocha Chip: A Graphical Programming System
for IC Module Assembly
- Gordon Hamachi (U.C. Berkeley, 1986)
An Obstacle-Avoiding Router for Custom VLSI
- Walter Scott (U.C. Berkeley, 1985)
Compaction and Circuit Extraction in the Magic IC
Layout System
- Michael Arnold (U.C. Berkeley, 1985)
Corner-Based Geometric Layout Rule
Checking for VLSI Circuits
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