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I do research in operating systems, networking, and virtualization, and dabble in storage systems, programming languages, and formal methods. My goal is to create a new, fully decentralized ("peer-to-peer") paradigm for applications distributed across personal devices and Internet services, built from novel OS abstractions such as personal groups, structured streams, and lightweight sandboxing. I am visiting the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems for the 2008-2009 academic year, after which I will be joining Yale University as an assistant professor. I will be seeking top graduate students and postdoctoral researchers to work with me at Yale. If you have a combination of creativity and mental discipline, strong programming skills, and interests in or around my research areas, please consider applying to Yale, or contact me if you are already at Yale. Other systems people you will find there to work with include Maxwell Krohn (operating systems), Daniel Abadi (databases), Yang Richard Yang (networking), and Avi Silberschatz. |
