 I am a post-doctoral fellow with Prof. Emmett Witchel. I am a member of the Operating Systems and Architectures Group, CS department, UT Austin. I am working on the systems support for GPUs I received my PhD in Computer Science at the Technion in 2010. My thesis was on the mechanisms for building supercomputing systems using large-scale distributed, unreliable resources and graphical processing units (GPUs). Research interests High performance computing on grids and clouds
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Teaching (lecturer) EE046274 Spring 2011 - Programming Massively Parallel Processors (as a part of the CUDA Teaching Center) CS236370 Autumn 2010 - Concurrent and Distributed Programming CS236804 Spring 2010 - Seminar on parallel algorithms and applications for GPUs CS236371 Spring 2010 - Project in parallel and distributed programming InternshipsIn 2011 I spent two months working with Ofer Dekel at Microsoft Research Redmond on acceleration of decision tree learning algorithms on GPUs. In 2009 I visited Prof. Matsuoka lab in Tokyo Tech working on TSUBAME - the world largest supercomputer based on GPUs. The goal was to use TSUBAME for genetic linkage analysis, and it was accomplished! I spent fantastic three summer months of 2007 in UC Davis working in the group of Prof. John Owens. This was the turning point in my research on GPUs. Past I worked as a student researcher at IBM Haifa Research Laboratory, at the Distributed System Department, conducting research on Grid Computing Systems. I am one of the authors of Dynamo - IBM directory replicator for Grid. Family |