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Home page for Jack L. Lo;Jack L. Lo;jlo@cs.washington.edu;Department of Computer Science and Engineering,;University of Washington, Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;This home page is currently under construction.; Research; Papers; Converting Thread-Level Parallelism Into Instruction-Level Parallelism via Simultaneous Multithreading (Abstract, Postscript);Jack L. Lo,;Susan J. Eggers,;Joel S. Emer,;Henry M. Levy,;Rebecca L. Stamm, and;Dean M. Tullsen;Submitted for publication, July 1996.; Exploiting Choice: Instruction Fetch and Issue on an Implementable Simultaneous Multithreading Processor (Abstract, Postscript);Dean M. Tullsen,;Susan J. Eggers,;Joel S. Emer,;Henry M. Levy,; Jack L. Lo, and Rebecca L. Stamm;;In Proceedings of the 23rd Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, Philadelphia, PA, May 1996.; Compilation Issues for a Simultaneous Multithreading Processor;(Postscript); Jack L. Lo,;Susan J. Eggers,;Henry M. Levy, and;Dean M. Tullsen;In Proceedings of the First SUIF Compiler Workshop, Stanford, CA, January 1996, p. 146-7.; Improving balanced scheduling with compiler optimizations that increase instruction-level parallelism (Abstract, Postscript); Jack L. Lo and Susan J. Eggers;In Proceedings of the ACM SIGPLAN '95 Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation, La Jolla, California, June 1995, pages 151-162.; Comparing static and dynamic scheduling on superscalar processors; Jack L. Lo.;General Examination Written Report, May 31, 1995; Examining the interaction between balanced scheduling and other compiler optimizations; Jack L. Lo;Ph.D. Qualifying Examination Written Report, May 6, 1994;I'm currently working on architectural and compiler support for;;Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT).;My research interests also include static and dynamic scheduling for;superscalar and VLIW processors, instruction-level parallelism issues,;as well as compilation for multithreaded architectures. In particular,;I am investigating compilation issues for;Jack's Lo-down on WWW pages;Where to find me:;2371 Franklin Ave. E;Seattle, WA 98102;(206) 328-4648;or;Sieg Hall, Room 223;Phone: (206) 685-4087;FAX: (206) 543-2969; A couple pictures from our recent paintball experience; Picture 1; Picture 2;Yahoo;jlo@cs.washington.edu;
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Joe Sherman's Home Page;Joe Sherman;joebob@cs.washington.edu;Department of Computer Science and Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;My research interests are:;User Interface design;Information navigation and visualization;;Projects and Activities:;User Interfaces for . . .;An informal, local survey of Web use;Class project for CSE 590H;Creating an impressive Home Page;Quality time with Pam, Tim and Sarah;Softball;Stuff I might want to see:; Automatic suggestions via SEW page; Links to User Interface Research and related;topics; Directory of useful Web Pages;If your browser supports it, you can send mail to;joebob@cs.washington.edu.;
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Joanna Power;joanna's page;Hi. I'm Joanna.;These are my cats:;academic interests;My main interest in computer science is graphics.;grad school at UW;neat stuff at my alma mater;cool graphics links from Jonathan Shade;graphics research at UW;duotone reproduction;My other main academic interest is biology, especially genetics and molecular;biology.;more alma mater;most recent site of gainful employment;publications;Joanna L. Power, Brad S. West, Eric J. Stollnitz, and David; H. Salesin. Reproducing color images as duotones. In; Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 96, pages 237-248. ACM, New; York, 1996.;real life;past homes;diversions;gender issues;status of women in computer science;NOW home page;Feminist Majority Online;ultimate frisbee;fun stuff;Froggy Page.;Sean's quotes;Brad's comics and music;Evan's jokes;Ed's page of pages;my hero;jpower@cs.washington.edu;
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Kari Pulli's Home Page;Kari Antero Pulli;I'm a third year graduate student in the Computer Science & Engineering;Department at the University of;Washington, working on my Ph.D.;I'm interested both in Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, and;Mathematics, and I'm trying to combine aspects from all these;disciplines in my research.;The professors in our department I work closest with are Tony;Derose (graphics) [he's actually not here any more, but left UW;for Pixar] and Linda;Shapiro (vision). Additionally I work with Werner Stuetzle and;John McDonald (statistics), Tom Duchamp (mathematics), and;Hugues Hoppe and Rick Szeliski (Microsoft research).;I did my quals project TRIBORS: Triplet-Based Object Recognition;System while working as an RA for Linda, my report is a Technical Report 95-01-01;of the Department of Computer Science & Engineering in the University;of Washington.;Currently I'm working on surface;reconstruction from range data. We have a multiple-baseline camera;system for obtaining data, we use subdivision surfaces and wavelet;analysis for surface geometry and reflectance functions.;;I just passed my General Examination, where the topic was Rigid;Registration of 3D data. Click here to find out more about it.;Some class projects from my 2nd year at UW;CSE 548, Computer Architecture;Systems, the class was taught by Susan;Eggers.;CSE 552, Distributed Computing, the;class was taught by Brian;Bershad.;CSE 576, Image Understanding, the;class was taught by Steven Tanimoto;.;I presented two Technical Sketches in SIGGRAPH '96. You can get;to my slides on;subdivision surfaces; and to my slides on;removing wavelets;.;Here's my r&eacutesum&eacute.;You can find me at:; UW:; Sieg Hall 423; Computer Science & Engineering; University of Washington,; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-3368; FAX: (206) 543-2969; email: kapu@cs.washington.edu; Home:; 4200 Union Bay Pl. NE #R230; Seattle, WA 98105; (206) 522-9809;; Folks:; Takavainiontie 1 B 6; 90560 OULU; Finland; 011-358-81-5542011;;;Kari Antero Pulli;;Last modified:;JUN 08, 1996;
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Anna R. Karlin;Anna Rochelle Karlin;Associate Professor at the University of Washington since;July 1996.;Work:; Computer Science & Engineering Department,; University of Washington, FR-35,; Seattle, WA 98195, USA;+1 (206) 543-9344;FAX (206) 543-8331; Home page; Some papers;karlin@cs.washington.edu;
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Kurt Partridge; KURT PARTRIDGE;; ACADEMIC INFORMATION; I am a graduate student in the; computer science department at the University of Washington. My; interests include software engineering, software specifications,; specification usability and readability, and applications of formal; methods to specifications. The UW; software safety web page describes my and others' work in these; areas.; I have also dabbled in user interface design, human computer; interaction, and Java programming.; RECENT PUBLICATIONS;Kurt E. Partridge.; BDDTCL: An Environment for Visualizing and Manipulating Binary Decision;Diagrams. Interactive Poster at CHI '96.;(HTML, Postscript). Poster Preview (Postscript).;Nancy Leveson, Ken Bauer, Mats Heimdahl, Wayne Ohlrich, Kurt Partridge,; Vivek Ratan, and Jon Reese.; A CAD Environment for Safety-Critical Software.; NASA Conference on Safety Through Quality 1995.; (Postscript);BACKGROUND; I started graduate school in 1992 after completing a B.S. in computer; science at UC Berkeley. Before that I lived a lovely suburban life in; Thousand Oaks, CA with my parents, sister, and a cat named Otis.;FUN; Right this way to Kurt's Humor Corner.;; Box 352350; University of Washington; Seattle, WA 98195 USA; Voice: (206) 685 4087; FAX: (206) 543 2969;kepart@cs.washington.edu;
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Keith Golden's Home Page; Questa pagina è anche in italiano; Keith Golden;Research;Softbots;Planning;KR;Selected publications;Curriculum;Vitae; Also in;postscript;Random Hacking;Wordbot;Collaborative Dictionaries;Likes; Bicycle Touring; Languages; Painting and photography; Nature; Coffee; "Godless pinko stuff";Dislikes; Suits; Lawyers; Cars; TV; Friends*;Ellen;Marc;Ruben & Lauren;Nick;Rich & Joanna;Vivek; Advisors; Oren Etzioni; Dan Weld; Keith;Golden, Department of;Computer Science &amp Engineering, University of Washington,;Seattle USA; kgolden@cs.washington.edu;;* Not a complete list!;
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Kingsum Chow; Kingsum Chow;kingsum@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, Box 352350,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;This end of the Information Highway is always under construction.;Table of Contents;; Personal;; Research;; Upcoming Conferences;; Resume;; Current Schedule; Bridge; Glossary; Universities in Hong Kong;; Suggestions & Feedback;Research;My advisor is David Notkin.; Asynchronous Software Evolution; Software Development Tools;Papers on-line; "Software Quality Management by Responsibility Driven Software Evolution" (not ready yet); Kingsum Chow and David Notkin, Semi-Automatic Update of Applications in Response to Library Changes, Technical Report UW-CSE 96-03-01 (a revised version will appear in ICSM'96).; Kingsum Chow and David Notkin, "Asynchronous Software Evolution", Asia-Pacific Workshop on Software Engineering Research, March 21, 1996, Hong Kong.; Kingsum Chow, "Program Transformation for;Asynchronous Software Maintenance", Proceedings of ICSE-17;Workshop on Program Transformation for Software Evolution, William Griswold, editor,;The 17th International Conference on Software Engineering, April 24-28, 1995, Seattle,;Washington, USA.;Useful sites for PCCTS/Sorcerer;PCCTS Home Page; | PCCTS FTP page; | Terrence Parr; | Notes for PCCTS Newbies;Resume;Please;drop me a mail;to get my resume and specify text or postscript format.;Universities in Hong Kong;Chinese University of Hong Kong; | University of Hong Kong; | University of Science and Technology; | Hong Kong Polytechnic University; | City University of Hong Kong;Singapore Sites;Singapore Online (TM); | NUS World-Wide Web Server; | NUS Alumnus Web;Some Off Campus Friends;Tom Liew Yun Fook's Home Page; | Tak Yin Wang (new page); | Jiang, Weidong;U of W related;University of Washington: Style and Policy Manual for Theses and Dissertations; | UW Graduate School Webserver; | University Book Store;Investments;Free 20 Minute Delayed Quote Watch; | PC Quote Market Data and More; | Experimental Mutual Fund Charts; | On-Line Investment Center - Stocks, Commodities, Technical Analysis;Misc.;Read Chinese; | Hot List; | Thomas I. M. Ho; | China News Services; | Welcome to PBS ONLINE; | Hong Kong Movies; | Movies A; | Movies B; visits since Oct 11, 1995.;;; Kingsum Chow;; Last modified: $Date: 1996/05/13 23:51:07 $;
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Kevin Bolding; Kevin Bolding;kwb@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department;University of Washington; Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;; The juvenile sea squirt wanders through the sea searching for; a suitable rock or hunk of coral to cling to and make its; home for life. For this task it has a rudimentary nervous system.; When it finds its spot and takes root, it doesn't need its brain any; more so it eats it. It's rather like getting tenure.; - D.C. Dennett, Consciousness Explained; Research;I'm currently working on building a high-speed, low-latency;LAN from Chaotic Routers (see below). My previous research;has been on Chaotic;Routing, which is a form of non-minimal adaptive routing for;massively parallel multicomputers.; About me; Professional;I am an assistant professor of electrical engineering at;Seattle Pacific University. I'm also working part time as a research;associate at the University of;Washington. All significant papers I've written are in the archives of;the Chaotic Routing group.;I spend most of my time;teaching Electrical and Computer Engineering;at Seattle Pacific University.; Personal;Here are some photos I took of the comet;Hyakutake from Seattle.;No, the moustache isn't real.;In case you want to visit me at home, here is a map.;I have another home page;at SPU.;
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Richard E. Ladner;Richard E. Ladner;Professor; Department of Computer Science & Engineering,; University of Washington, Box 352350,; Seattle, WA 98195, USA;e-mail: ladner@cs.washington.edu;phone: (206) 543-9347;FAX: (206) 543-2969;Office: Sieg Hall, Room 311;;Personal; Short Biography;Research; Publications; Ph.D. Students;Teaching;Computer Programming I (Fall Quarter 1996);Introduction to Computer Communication Networks (Spring Quarter 1996);Introduction to Formal Model in Computer Science (Winter Quarter 1996);Data Structures (Spring Quarter 1995);ladner@cs.washington.edu;
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Larry McMurchie's home page;; Larry McMurchie;Department of Computer Science and Engineering; University of;Washington; Seattle,;Washington, 98195;Voice: (206) 685-0951;;FAX: (206) 543-2969;;e-mail: larry@cs.washington.edu;Office: Sieg Hall, Room 217;Current Research; Larry McMurchie, Director, NW Laboratory for Integrated;Systems, has a BA in Chemistry from Western Washington University;(1971) and a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Washington. He;worked in the area of Quantum Chemistry during his graduate studies.;His primary focus was the numberical evaluation of a class of;integrals over Gaussian functions. He later applied this work to the;construction of large sparse Hamiltonian matrices. He is a coauthor;of a comprehensive package of computer programs (MELD) used in ab;initio calculations on small molecules.;;Since joining the staff of the Department of Computer Science and;Engineering, Larry has supervised the work of the technical staff of;the Laboratory for Integrated Systems. He was a coauthor or WireC, a;schematic capture system that allows designers to mix C code with;schematic symbols to creat a concise, parameterizable representation;of a design. Larry was also involved in the development and;commercialization of the MacTester, an integrated software/hardware;environment for the functional testing of chips, boards and;subsystems. Recently he has worked in the area of CAD for FPGAs and;has developed a general purpose performance-driven router for FPGAs.;;Northwest Laboratory for Integrated Systems,;;The MacTester: A Low-Cost VLSI Chip Tester;;Triptych: A New High-Density FPGA Architecture; Publications; Journal Articles ,;Upcoming Conferences;Return to CS&E Home Page;
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The OPAL Operating System Project;Opal;;The Opal project is exploring a new operating system structure, tuned;to the needs of complex applications, such as CAD/CAM, where a number;of cooperating programs manipulate a large shared persistent database;of objects. In Opal, all code and data exists with in a single, huge,;shared address space. The single address space enhances sharing and;cooperation, because addresses have a unique (for all time);interpretation. Thus, pointer-based data structures can be directly;communicated and shared between programs at any time, and can be;stored directly on secondary storage without the need for translation.;This structure is simplified by the availability of a large address;space, such as those provided by the DEC Alpha, MIPS R4000,;HP/PA-RISC, and IBM RS6000.;Protection in Opal is independent of the single address space;;each Opal thread executes within a protection domain;that defines which virtual pages it has the right to access.;The rights to access a page can be easily transmitted from one;process to another. The result is a much more flexible protection;structure, permitting different (and dynamically changing);protection options depending on the trust relationship;between cooperating parties. We believe that this organization can;improve both the structure and performance of complex, cooperating;applications.;An Opal prototype has been built for the DEC Alpha platform on top of;the Mach operating system.;Information Sources;List of Opal-related papers.;Faculty Members; Hank Levy; Ed Lazowska; Jeff Chase (Duke University);Current Graduate Students; Mike Feeley; Ashutosh Tiwary; Vivek Narasayya; Dylan McNamee;Related Information; Single;address space mailing list archive.;
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Gus Lopez;Gus Lopez;lopez@cs.washington.edu;School:; 427 Sieg Hall;Department of Computer Science & Engineering,;University of Washington; Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA; +1 206 543 5118;Home:; +1 206 522 4914;Fax:; +1 206 543 2969;I'm a PhD student at the University of Washington doing my dissertation;research on the design and implementation of constraint imperative (object-oriented);languages.;My curriculum vita.;Publications;Gus Lopez, Bjorn Freeman-Benson, and Alan Borning.;Kaleidoscope: A constraint imperative programming language.;In Brian Mayoh, Enn Tougu, and Jann Penjam, editors, Constraint;Programming. Springer-Verlag, 1993. NATO Advanced Study Institute;Series, Series F: Computer and System Sciences. Also published;as UW CSE Technical Report 93-09-04.;Gus Lopez, Bjorn Freeman-Benson, and Alan Borning.;Constraints and object identity. In;Proceedings of the 1994 European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming,;Bologna, Italy, July 1994.;Gus Lopez, Bjorn Freeman-Benson, and Alan Borning.;Implementing constraint imperative programming languages: the Kaleidoscope'93;virtual machine. In;Proceedings of the 1994 ACM Conference on Object-Oriented Programming;Systems, Languages, and Applications,;Portland, Oregon, October 1994.;OOPSLA'96 Tutorials;I'm also Tutorials Chair for the upcoming; OOPSLA'96 conference;in San Jose, California. The top people in object-oriented technologies and;software development will meet at, speak at, and run the OOPSLA'96 conference.;OOPSLA is well-known for the breadth, depth, and high quality of its;extensive tutorial program.;In previous years, OOPSLA tutorials;have covered all aspects of object-oriented technology from introductory;surveys to industrial software engineering practices and leading-edge academic;research topics. In response to requests from our past attendees, we;especially encourage proposals on engineering issues and advanced topics.;Anyone considering submitting a proposal for a tutorial should request;guidelines on tutorial submissions from the Tutorials Chair or via the;OOPSLA'96 Electronic Hotline. Electronic mail submissions of proposals;are encouraged and will be enthusiastically accepted. Tutorial proposals;without email addresses will not be accepted. Tutorial proposals are due;1 MARCH 1996, notification of acceptance will be about 1 MAY 1996, with;camera-ready notes due 9 AUGUST 1996.;Interesting links; Constraints; OOPSLA'96 Tutorials; Pam Green; Directions to Jimi Hendrix's grave; Star Wars Collectors Archive;
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Omid's Home Page; Omid Madani; madani@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, Box 352350,;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;;Chateau; Suite 109B;Hello to all the curious browsers. Welcome.;I am a fourth year graduate student at the UW CS department. I enjoy;theory the most, but I also like to keep in touch with other areas;including AI and graphics. More on my life and work: academics.; You may want to look at Islamic;Architecture in Isfahan (a 1995 GNN Best of the Net nominee),;one of the cities in my home country of Iran.;See ya!;;
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Marc Langheinrich's Homepage;Marc Langheinrich's Homepage;Marc Langheinrich;Universität Bielefeld University of Washington;Technische Fakultät Department of Computer Science;Email: imlanghe@techfak.uni-bielefeld.de Email: marclang@cs.washington.edu;About myself;I spent my last year at the Department of Computer Science here at the;University of Washington as a Visiting Graduate Student under the;Fulbright Program. Check out the following links for in-depth;information about me:; Resume; Projects; Short bio;Postal Address;As of September 5th, I will be back in Germany, finishing my Masters;at the University of Bielefeld. Please contact me at my German address.;HomeSchool;GermanyRingstraße 13;63477 Maintal;Phone:(+49) 0 6181 - 431747;Fax: (+49) 0 6181 - 48013;Paulusplatz 10;33602 Bielefeld;Phone:(+49) 0 521 - 171324;USA(until 8/96)5210 Woodlawn Ave. N.;Seattle, WA, 98103;Phone: (206) 632-6637;Sieg Hall, Rm 233;Phone: (206) 543-7798;(if your browser does not support tables, you can access;this data in a list format;Marc Langheinrich; The University of Washington, Department of Computer Science; Email: marclang@cs.washington.edu; WWW:;http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/marclang/;
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HOME;;;;Marla Baker marla@cs.washington.edu;;Chief Editor, Taz...;Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;;;;and his partner in crime, Bentley.;;Academic Interests;Graphical user interfaces, human-computer interaction, educational software,;Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL), computer graphics,;visualization techniques, and visual programming languages.;;Current Work;I am currently working with Steve;Tanimoto and;Lauren Bricker on the;CoImage project. We have devleoped some collaborative educational;activities in order to explore the use of cooperatively contolled objects.;The goal of my work is to investigate different ways that multiple users can;simultaneously share and manipulate a given object, and ways of assessing;their interactions.;I also work part-time at Ark Interface, a Packard Bell Company.;My Resume;;Publications;Baker, Marla J., and Stephen G. Eick, "Space-Filling Software Visualization,"; The Journal of Visual Languages and Computing, June 1995, pp. 119-133.;Burnett, M., M. Baker, C. Bohus, P. Carlson, P. van Zee, and S. Yang,; "Scaling Up Visual Programming Languages," IEEE Computer Special; Issue on Visual Programming, March 1995, pp. 45-54.;Burnett, Margaret M., and Marla J. Baker, "A Classification System for; Visual Programming Languages," The Journal of Visual Languages and; Computing, September 1994, pp. 287-300.;Baker, Marla J., and Stephen G. Eick, "A Visualization Tool for Large Software; Systems," Proceedings of The International Conference on Software; Engineering, Sorento, Italy, May 16-21, 1994.;Baker, Marla J., and Stephen G. Eick (Baker-1, Eick-11), "Method And; Apparatus for Displaying Hierarchical Information of a Large Software; System," Patent application submitted October 22, 1993.;;Tutorial: Geometric Transformations on Images in the METIP programming environment.;Check out the web page for my office, Sieg 431.;Marla Baker (marla@cs.washington.edu);
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Matthai Philipose's home page; Matthai Philipose;I'm working on the Dynamic Compilation Project. The dynamic compiler;is a beast that generates/optimizes code at runtime. In the short;term, I'm interested in figuring out how to produce good code;dynamically (i.e. at runtime) for modern processor architectures. On the applications side, I think interpreter-based;systems with real-time constraints, like the Hot Java web browser, can;benefit from selective runtime compilation. I'd like to wire up such a;system to a runtime compiler and see how it goes. I'm working with;Professors Susan Eggers;and Craig Chambers.;Work;Computer Science & Engineering Department;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;phone: (206) 616-1854;fax: (206) 543-2969;Home;4128 12th Ave NE;Apt 101;Seattle WA 98105-6334;USA;(206) 632-7472;Publications:;J. Auslander, M. Philipose, C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers and B.N. Bershad,;Fast,;Effective Dynamic Compilation, Conference on;Programming Language Design and Implementation, (May 1996).;C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers, J. Auslander, M. Philipose, M. Mock and;P. Pardyak,;Automatic;Dynamic Compilation Support for Event Dispatching in Extensible Systems,; Workshop on Compiler Support for Systems Software, (February;1996).;My bookmarks: stuff I use or play with frequently;Miscellaneous links: stuff of local importance;From the past...; Abu;Why was this page black ? Blue ribbon campaign;matthai@cs.washington.edu;
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Neil McKenzie's Menu of Fine Dining; @;;Index to this web page; How to contact me; Future projects; Current projects; Past projects; Publication list; Personal information; Fun and games;;Contact information; Neil R. McKenzie; Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories; 201 Broadway, 8th floor; Cambridge, MA 02139; Phone: (617) 621-7531; Fax: (617) 621-7550; E-mail: mckenzie@merl.com;;Current projects;Gonna get my PhD, I'm a teenage lobotomy. -- The Ramones;I am living on the East Coast, about 3000 miles east of Seattle, and;working for MERL as noted above. I am currently involved with a project;concerning real-time volume rendering of medical data.;In my copious free time as an expatriate graduate student,;I am working on;chaotic routing;with faculty advisors; Carl Ebeling and; Larry Snyder.;Chaotic routing is a packet routing algorithm for mesh and torus;networks. My dissertation is on the design and implementation of the;Cranium message-passing interface that is compatible;with a network using chaotic routing.;;Past projects;I was a teaching assistant for;CSE 142 in Summer 1994.;I designed and implemented a chip tester called the; MacTester.;I was the maintainer for Carl's netlist graph isomorphism tool called;Gemini. In industry-speak it is known;as an LVS (Layout Vs. Schematic) tool. Gemini is available by FTP;;if you are interested, please send e-mail to Larry McMurchie;(larry@cs.washington.edu).;;Publications; Cranium: an Interface for Message Passing on Adaptive Packet;Routing Networks.;Proceedings of Parallel Computer Routing and;Communication Workshop, Seattle WA, May 1994.; Link to;MacTester home page; The Gemini User's Guide.;Last update: March 15, 1994.;; Personal information;;Angel and I married in 1991.;Here is a; picture of our house in Arlington, Massachusetts.;Before heading to the East Coast, we used to live;in the fashionable Seattle neighborhood of;Ballard.;Here is Angel's Creative Page,;which contains some examples of her computer artwork;created using Adobe Photoshop.;I owned;this car for 11 years. Now only;the memories remain.;I won a;T-shirt by correctly;guessing the answer to;Riddle du Jour on October 7, 1995.;This is the label that is placed on jars of; McKenzie Country Farm Honey produced by my;uncle Bob McKenzie in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.;; For your amusement;Neil's hot links;Chairman;Ed's;hot links;Norm Gregory's bookmarks;(halcyon.com);Eugene Spafford's hot links (Purdue);Randy Pausch's;hot links (Virginia);Dan Wallach's;cool links (Princeton);Neil McKenzie;mckenzie@cs.washington.edu;Last update: July 27, 1996;
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Marc E. Fiuczynski's Home Page; Marc E. Fiuczynski's Home Page; Marc E. Fiuczynski;mef@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, FR-35,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;;Background;I'm a graduate student at the University of Washington in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. I grew;up in Germany (near D�sseldorf), and spent a few years in High;School in Princeton, NJ. I received a B.A. in Computer Science from;Rutgers University in 1992 and spent several summers at AT&T Bell Labs and the MITRE Corporation working on a range of;projects. I'm the sole proprietor of MEF Systems, a company;that I created in December 1993 to sell a distributed, fault tolerant,;IP network based telephone system that I built from scratch on a set;of VME chasis with 680x0 processors, using UniVoice telephone interface cards;and the VxWorks operating system.;Most of my time I spend hacking on SPIN, which is;a safe, adaptable and extensible operating system.;My primary contribution to SPIN is An Extensible Protocol Architecture for;Application-Specific Networking. Applications achieve compelling;performance improvements using our new structure, when compared to;similar applications running on DEC's commercial OSF/1 V3.2 platform.;For a demonstration of this work as it services HTTP requests contact;http://www-spin.cs.washington.edu.;Recent reports and papers; An Extensible Protocol Architecture for;Application-Specific Networking; A design and implementation and performance paper. Describes an;extensible protocol architecture that allows anyone to customize an;in-kernel protocol graph, which enables applications achieves better;performance compared to similar applications running on conventional;operating systems.;For a demonstration of this work as it services HTTP requests contact;http://www-spin.cs.washington.edu.;Appeared in the Proceedings of the 1996 Winter USENIX Technical;Conference; Extensibility,;Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System; A design, implementation and performance paper.; Appeared in the Proceedings of the Fifteenth ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles.; Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems; We've been pretty happy with M3, but we've had to deal with a few shortcomings in;order to use the language in a safe extensible operating system. This paper describes;how we've addressed those shortcomings.; Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Describes the dynamic linker we use to load code into the kernel. Key point is;the ability to create and manage linkable namespaces that describe interfaces and;collections of interfaces.; Protection is a Software Issue; A position paper comparing software and hardware protection mechanisms.; Proceedings of the Fifth IEEE Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems.; Region Analysis: A Parallel Elimination Method for Data Flow Analysis; In IEEE 1995 Transactions on Software Engineering.;mef@cs.washington.edu;
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Melanie Fulgham;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, FR-35,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;I'm an a.b.d. graduate student at the University of Washington.;Research;My primary research interest is network routing both in multicomputer;and distributed networks.;My advisor is;Larry Snyder.;Here's a picture of Larry;hard at work.;Chaos; Chaos routing project -- the Chaos router is a deadlock-free,; probabilistically livelock-free, non-minimal,; fully adaptive router.;Triplex routing; The first non-minimal fully adaptive wormhole algorithm for tori; that uses deadlock-prevention to achieve deadlock-freedom;Simulation; Simulation of new and existing routing algorithms to learn; the strengths and weaknesses of various classes; of routing algorithms; e.g. non-minimal versus minimal; routing algorithms.;Routing methods and models; Development of new routing models to help predict; and compare the performance of new routers; in real parallel machines.;Deflection routing; Upper and lower bounds for practical (e.g. does not require; sorting) deflection routing; algorithms on the 2D mesh topology.;; mel@cs.washington.edu; Last modified: Wed Apr 24 17:12:00 PDT 1996;
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Michael Ernst's home page;Michael Ernst;I am a graduate student in the University of Washington computer science department.;Previously, I have been a lecturer in the Rice;University computer science;department, a researcher in the Program;Analysis Group at Microsoft Research,;and a graduate student at the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science in the MIT EECS Department.;These WWW pages are not frequently updated.;My technical interests include:; compilation: static analysis, slicing,; debugging optimized code, serialization of parallel programs; I was program; chair for IR '95, the intermediate representation; workshop colocated with POPL; '95; intellectual property, particularly in computer; programs; other areas including game theory,; cryptography, philosophy, and denotational semantics;I maintain a list of resources;for conference and workshop organizers.;Occasionally I manage to slip away from work and carry on a real life.;Here are some links of possible;interest (including pages I maintain).;Michael Ernst;<mernst@cs.washington.edu&gt;
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Markus Mock's Home Page; Markus Mock;mock@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, FR-35,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;;Welcome to Markus' home page.;; About myself;I moved from Karlsruhe, Germany;to Seattle in fall 94. For those interested in geography, Karlsruhe is;located in the southwest of Germany, in the state of Baden-Württemberg. I grew up in another;part of that state, in the district of; Biberach in Upper Swabia (Oberschwaben).;Before coming to the UW I studied Computer Science at the University of Karlsruhe from which;I obtained a "Diplom" (M.S.) in Computer Science in 1992.;I also spent one year at UMass as a Fulbright grantee.;My main research interests are parallel and distributed computing,;object-oriented systems and compilers. Currently I am working on; dynamic compilation.;Non-CS interests include Spanish and Latin American Culture,;travel , e.g. to;good books, e.g.;The Labyrinth of Solitude , chess;non-mainstream movies, eg Die;Angst des Torwarts beim Elfmeter (do you know;Handke?) and salsa or merengue dancing with;And, if there's still time left, I check out what else to do in Seattle.;More to come..;Publications;Separate List; Some links to other interesting stuff; Current Chess Event: Chess Olympiad Yerewan;Colloquia; OOPSLA 96 Volunteers Page; Mossy Bits, CSE Grad Journal;A link to the CSE590K home page; A link to the CSE543 Home Page;A link to the CSE590BI home page;A link to the CSE590S home page;Other CSE Courses;Other graduate students;Images of UW;Department of Electrical Engineering;You wouldn't expect, but they have a Red Square here (live view); Metacrawler Searching; Altavista Searching; Who? Where?; Deutsche Welle on RealAudio, live!;CS Stuff; Other cool links;And a quote: Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow:;they toil not, neither do they;spin; and yet I say unto you, that even Solomon in all his glory;was not arrayed like one of these. Matthew 6:28;This page has been accessed;;times since 3/28/96.;Last updated Tue Sep 17 11:34:14 PDT 1996;mock@cs.washington.edu;
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Himanshu Nautiyal's home page;Himanshu Nautiyal;This page is under heavy construction!;Himanshu Nautiyal;Dept of Computer Science & Engineering;Mail Stop 352350;University of Washington;Seattle, WA 98105;Office : 428 Sieg;Office phone: (206) 685-2723;The courses that I am taking in the autumn quarter:; CSE 567: Principles of Digital Systems Design; CSE 573: Artificial Intelligence I;finger nautiyal@cs.washington.edu;God's gifts to personkind; Douglas Adams; Terry Pratchett; Pelham Grenvile Wodehouse;The order is alphabetical in last names, no other is implied!;My favorite links (not all in place yet); All India Internet Radio; Search engines; India; Himanshu Nautiyal, the name; Friends; IIT Delhi, where I finished my B.Tech in 1995.; Astronomy; Skating; Computer Science; Aviation; Travel; Numismatics sounds so much more profound than "coin collecting"; Cooking; Internet; Movies;
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The Labyrinth of Mediocrity; w e l c o m e; to;; the; f a b u l o u s;``;··· bemoaning hype with skeptical cynicism since 1994 ···; ''; Research:; I'm currently working on the automatic;construction of wrappers for information resources; I'm also;interested in several other areas of artificial intelligence and;cognitive science.; Here are the papers with which I've been;involved.; I have some stuff available by anonymous FTP.; Here are some services I provides to the; ;Glbal; ;Infrmatin; ;Sperhighway:; A preliminary version of the Web Diverse-o-Meter is available.; Here's pictures of me and my hand shortly after surgery.; In need of a random number?; It's always handy to know the date and time or; day of the week.; My favorite color is now available on line!; If you get lost, you can easily return to this page.; 666, Ronald Wilson Reagan, etc.; Need the temperature?; Looking here with a Javascript-enabled browser; will automatically send me mail.; Great Republicans tell it like it is.;Miscellany:; Need to contact me?; My Web bookmarks.;Technology and society:; Aware of the bitter irony involved, I've nonetheless made;available Wendell Berry's guidelines for what constitutes;good technology.; A few of my comments about the WWW.;Nicholas Kushmerick,;UW;CS&E,;Seattle,;USA.;
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Wayne Ohlrich; Wayne Ohlrich;ohlrich@cs.washington.edu;Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington,;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;Office:; C110 Guggenheim Annex,;; "The Chateau.";;; Publications and Research; Currently I am working with; Nancy Leveson; on model checking and automatic test generation from; specifications. In my spare time I have been working with; Brian Bershad,; Anna Karlin and; Ted Romer; doing memory performance analysis on the STD project (locally known as the; Severe TLB Damage project). Our group's paper will make its debut; at ISCA in Italy this summer.;;; Safety Research Home Page (Leveson).;; Memory Sytems Home Page;;ISCA `95.; T. Romer, W. Ohlrich, B. Bershad, A. Karlin:;Reducing TLB and Memory Overhead Using Online Superpage Promotion,;University Class information:;; UW Course Web;;; Personal Interests;; Just Fun and Games (Wayne's World of Wonder...).;;; The Information page; contains all sorts of useful links.;; The Seattle information; home page.;; The Investment page; contains investment information.;; Some Research; information that I have found useful.;;Page created October 1, 1994.; Last modified March 23, 1995.;
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Ori Gershony; Ori Gershony;Ori Gershony (ori@cs.washington.edu);Graduate Student;Computer Science and Engineering;Department;University of Washington;Office: 233 Sieg; (206) 543-7798;Home: 4144 11th Ave. N.E. #10; Seattle, WA 98105; (206) 545-7586;Hi,;I'm a second year graduate student at the University of;Washington.;Before moving to Seattle, I lived in California for seven years: four;years at Berkeley and three years in Lancaster (northeast of Los Angeles).;I am originally from Israel, where I lived at Haifa, Bat-Yam and Holon.;For fun I like to practice Tae Kwon Do, play basketball, and go hiking.;This quarter I'm taking one class, a whole bunch of seminars, and am;TAing;CSE378 -- Computer Architecture. You can usually find me at my office;(233 Sieg) when I'm not in class. My office hours for CSE378 are;Monday 1:30-2:20 and Wednesday 3:30-4:20.;Potential employers are welcome to look at my; resume .;Here are a few;pictures I took last summer. Click; here to;see a cool t-shirt design that I made over the summer with a 3D graphics;program called Virtual Reality.;A few interesting links:; CNN;;Time Daily News Summary; New York Times; Riderlink -- Seattle;transportation options; Information about Israel; Computer Science and; Mathematics departments at the;University of California at Berkeley;Ori Gershony (;;ori@cs.washington.edu); accesses since 16 August 1996.;
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Ross Ortega;Ross Ortega (the one wearing jeans);ortega@cs.washington.edu;Department of Computer Science & Engineering,;University of Washington, Box 352350,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA; "If we knew what it was we were doing,;it would not be called research, would it?" -- Albert Einstein;Welcome to my home page;After going to school and working in Boston for 7 years, I decided;to head west (really northwest). I came to UW in the fall of 1990 and will;be leaving sometime in 199x according to my advisor Gaetano Borriello.;Officially I have been working on the;Chinook project,;a CAD tool for real-time embedded controller systems.;Unofficially I have been brewing beer, learning to hack my Mac,;and trying to teach my German shepherd, Tequila, how to behave himself.;Professional section;;Chinook Project; My;resume/cv (128K .ps file); Education;;Experience;;Publications and Papers; Here are puppy pictures of Tequila;Tequila (color);Tequila2 (color);I am the office rep for Sieg 431;Check out the web page for 431; Links that I find interesting; Last updated;Thu Aug 1 17:48:44 PDT 1996;
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Untitled Document (in B-flat Morris Minor);Don Pardo;Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, Washington;98195;USA;pardo@cs.washington.edu;Note: if you show a blue ribbon;,;such as;<IMG;SRC="http://www.eff.org/pub/Graphics/Icons/BlueRibbon/rib_trn_plain_sm.gif" ALT="">,;it is a way of showing quiet opposition to the free speech;prohibition in the U.S. National telecommunications bill.;(lIkewise, white letters on a black background.);Beth: ``Everybody needs a Pardo around sometimes.'';Pardo: ``Sometimes?'';Beth: ``There's only one, so we have to share him.'';Academic;Some papers;I've worked on or find particularly interesting.;Runtime Code Generation;(RTCG).;Instruction-set simulation and tracing tools.;UW home pages on;computer architecture;and;compilers.;Quick links to some other;people working with computers.;Classes.;UW thesis style;Non-Academic;Featured Items; Featured item of the month.; Weak Site of the Week; (NOW: doesn't blink anymore!);Regular Items;Bicycles;Businesses;Computers;Food;Humor;I'm famous! (Things related to me.);Legal and Ethical Weirdness;Linux Journal;Music;Goofy Politics;Science;; Thinking; (and; more,; and; yet more,; though unrelated stuff, about thinking).; Transportation;; Seattle movie listings.; And now -- The Seattle Film Festival!; (Dante sez: search it!); A truly gross story about; trepanation.; No privacy on the Web; -- sites may be logging your e-mail address; (or;; worse, taking data from your disks!); every time you; use them (consider; this).; Weather courtesey of MIT,; and; Seattle; in particular.; Also, weather courtesey of ?? (Newhouse Newspapers?).; Also, weather; courtesy of USA Yesterday; WWW stuff;pardo@cs.washington.edu;
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Paul Franklin's Home Page;Paul Franklin's Home Page;I'm currently a graduate student at Univ. of Washington, in;the Department of Computer Science (officially CSE). My;office is 431 Sieg. I'm working with the RaPiD Project.;I used to say that I was a first-year student, but during the;summer after my second year, someone expressed concern about;this characterization.;Where am I? I'm usually somewhere in North Seattle, where I;live and go to school.;Yet another picture and one more (the best of the lot). One;of these days, I'll get around to scanning in some better ones.;A Norwegian poem I like;A collection of fortunes received by me & friends at local;Chinese restaurants.;Mundane Stuff;I hope some folks might find this stuff useful.;My hotlinks pages;Stuff I maintain;My schedule (if I've remembered to update it);Contacting me;I love to travel (but I don't necessarily tell everyone when I;do);Hiring me;Where did I come from?;I got my high-school diploma from Live Oak High School in;Morgan Hill, CA, where I was taught Prolog for the first time.;I graduated in Computer Science and Engineering from;UC Davis, where I was taught Prolog for the second time. (And;yes, I was taught Prolog once more at UW. I'm just glad I;didn't use it during my year at the University of Bergen.) I;also did research for a professor in the Electrical and;Computer Engineering department.;Fun Stuff;While I was at UC Davis, my partners in various CS-related;activities tended to be Matt, Chris, and James. (We even;got together recently, using Chris's marriage to Joanne as an;excuse; Chris's brother also made it;in the photo.);Throughout my undergraduate years, I kept biking more and more,;but never very far (Davis isn't that big, and it's flat).;During my year as an exchange student to the University of;Bergen, I biked hillier and longer routes, so when I returned;to Davis, I took up rollerblading, since biking around town was;now too easy.;My biking dropped off during the year I worked at Hewlett;Packard, but it returned with a vengeance when I moved to;Seattle. I've done the annual Seattle-to-Portland bike ride in;two days; I may do it in one some year. But that's only in;season (March/April-June). The rest of the year, I just;commute by bike and do lots of dancing, particularly Lindy;Hop.;Did you know that every HTML document should have a header line;that looks something like this:; <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML//EN//2.0">;
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Frédéric Pighin;pighin@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, FR-35,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;; Clicking on the above picture should provide you a sample of my charming French accent. And here you'll get a more accurate picture of me.; Salut,;I'm a graduate student from France and I'm trying to survive to the graduate program in Computer Science and to the Northwest. My hometown is Nimes, which is well known for its remains of the Roman Empire (spurs of ancient yet glorious times) and is the driest city in France. I've spent my undergraduate studies in Paris (Universit&eacute Paris VI;and Institut National des Télécommunications ), which is a wonderful city if you are a tourist.;This quarter I'm TAing CSE 457, taught by Anna Karlin.;I'm one of the guys in c112, where I can be found much too often.;Hi Dani, here is my quals report.;As for the rest, I like British movies, the Monty Python, swimming, Nick Cave, Corto Maltese (an Italian comics), cats, Paris, Berlin, Venise, the Simpsons (2.7 M mpeg) .. and the rain when it's a surprise.;I like traditionnal french marine songs and try to collect them.;Otherwise, I'm working in graphics under Anna Karlin's supervision, although I was formerly studying system;here and got my name on a paper:;Implementing Global Memory Management in a Workstation Cluster.;Michael J. Feeley, William E. Morgan, Frederic H. Pighin, Anna R. Karlin,;Henry M. Levy, and Chandramohan A. Thekkath. In Proceedings of the;15th ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles, December;1995.;[postscript]; New: Live Action !;Here is a breath-taking picture of c112 door (refreshed every two minutes). And if you are very lucky you might even have a look at Darren or Juan, .. note that it might be dark here.;More live action with a picture of UW's Red Square (refreshed every five minutes), .. note that it might rain there.;
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Rex M. Jakobovits' Home Page; Rex M. Jakobovits;rex@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, FR-35,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;I'm;getting my PhD;here at the Computer Science Department;of the University of;Washington, in the wonderful city of Seattle;. Is it always raining here? See for yourself, with this;up-to-date weather;report, or sneak a peek at this live image from a video camera;mounted outside. The camera is pointed at our beautiful Drumheller Fountain. On a clear day, you;can catch a glimpse of;Mt. Rainier in all its glory (but this is probably not a clear;day, so here's a nice color picture).;My Research; So what am I doing here?; I'm developing the Web-Based Repository Manager, which is a programming toolkit for building multi-media consoles.; I'm constructing an image database as part of a;Structural Information Framework For Brain Mapping.; We're building a knowledge base to support the Digital Anatomist, an on-line interactive atlas of the human body.; I implemented a Database;Environment for Vision Research.; I'm a local expert on persistent;programming languages.;;;Interests; So what else am I doing here?; I'm the proud creator of the UW Internet;Racquetball Ladder.; I've taught Advanced C Programming for the UW Extension; I wrote some perl scripts to manage a rotisserie;baseball league. The standings are updated daily with stats from;USA-Today.; I'm raising a happy family of african;cichlids.; I visit my home town Honolulu every chance I get, and camp out in the magical Kalalau valley .; I dig the movies; I gamble on the stock market.; I run a darn good;fantasy football team.;A Newslet would be here if you had Java;Family Links; My;dad, Leon James, a professor of Psychology at the University of Hawaii who;is writing a book on;traffic psychology and fostering a lively online polemic about;Emanuel Swedenborg.; My step-mom;Diane Nahl, a professor of Library & Information Sciences, who;provides this;great index of online libraries and databases.; My mom, Judy Jakobovits, a realtor in Hawaii.; My uncle, Eddy Jakobovits, running a web site for Bioscience professionals.; My bookmarks;If you have Java, click-drag on the words below to make your own poem...;