An activity hub for research in computer architecture, networking,
cyber-physical systems, security, mobile computing, etc.
Suraj Jog has won first place at the ACM SIGCOMM Student Research Competition (SRC) for his work on dense spatial reuse in mmWave networks.
Best wishes for the ACM level contest, Suraj!
R. Srikant was awarded the IEEE Koji Kobayashi Computers and Communications Award for outstanding contributions in computation and communications related to congestion control and scheduling in networks.
Sayan Mitra wins Dean's Award for excellence in research on the topics of modeling and
verification of cyber-physical systems, with an emphasis on self-driving, autonomous cars.
Henry, Weidong, and Rakesh's research on low power (IoT) processors
wins ASPLOS 2017 Best Paper Award.
Nam Sung Kim, for his work on circuit level timing speculation and dynamic voltage scaling, variants of which have been applied to recent commercial microprocessors, is in MICRO Hall of Fame. He also became an IEEE Fellow recently.
Advised by Prof. Yi Lu, her thesis is on "Resource allocation in datacenter Networks: Novel Algorithms, State Space Collapse and Delay Minimization".
Congrats to Nirupam Roy on accepting a faculty position in CS at Univ. of Maryland, College Park! Hope Nirupam designs the Internet of many other Things!
Kirill Levchenko joins UIUC from UC San Diego. His work is on security and e-crimes. Thrilled to have you with us in CompE!
Anupam Das joins the CS Department at NC State University. Congratulations, Anupam! We look forward to more amazing research in security.
Rakesh Kumar has been honored with the Stanley H. Pierce Faculty Award from UIUC's College of Engineering for outstanding student-faculty cooperation.
The team from the Illinois Image Formation and Processing (IFP) group led by Prof. Thomas Huang placed first by a large margin in the premier IEEE Smart World NVIDIA AI City Challenge. Excellent job, IFP group members!
Henry Duwe starts a new adventure at the Software Engineering Department of Iowa State University. Congratulations, Henry! Bring more exciting stuff to the IoT Era!
Haitham Hassanieh developed highly efficient algorithms for computing the Sparse Fourier Transform, and demonstrated their applicability in many domains including networks, graphics, medical imaging and biochemistry.
Yi Lu was awarded the 2018 ACM SIGMETRICS Test of Time Award for her work on Counter Braids. 10 years after its initial publication, the impact of the work stands still. Congratulations, Lu!
The SyNRG group is combining wireless networking with acoustics to design new kinds of noise cancellation headphones. Check out the paper <here>.
Haitham Hassanieh receives NSF CAREER Award for developing agile and scalable mmWave networks. Congratulations!
Wen-mei Hwu elected Chair of TcuARCH, the IEEE research community focussed on Computer Architecture.
The ACM Architecture community is chaired by Sarita from the CS department at UIUC.
Jian Huang's research is in operating systems, architecture,
distributed systems, security, etc. He comes from Georgia Tech, and is the most recent addition to our CompE faculty.
Xun (Steve) Jian is now an Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech CS. Congratulations, Steve! We are always looking forward to the excellent work on computer architecture from your HEAP Lab!
for 2 years in a row (2016 and 2017) in the security community.
His research on cryptocurrenies draws from techniques in PL, cryptography, and distributed computing.
Nitin Vaidya has joined Georgetown University as the Head of the Computer Science Department from Fall 2018. We are sad to see you leave, and also very excited about your new venture. Visit us often, Nitin.
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as an Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE).
as Assistant Professor, and would continue her work on reliability and safety analysis
of large scale software systems.
Deming Chen's startup Inspirit IoT recently won first place at the IEEE/ACM Design Automation Conference (DAC) 2017 International Hardware Design Contest for developing an audio-based security system that can alert a central command center when trouble breaks out. Great job, Deming!
BackDoor shows high-frequency ultrasonic sounds can be designed to be recordable by unmodified smartphone microphones while remaining inaudible to humans, leading to applications including inaudible acoustic-jammer and in-air acoustic communication for IoT devices.
(Led by Nirupam)
Janak Patel wins IEEE Contribution Medal for parallel fault simulations, ATPG sequential circuits, and Illinois scan architecture and several other outstanding contributions to testing.