ABSYNTH - The Archetype-Based SYNTHesis Project. The goal of the ABSYNTH Project is to make it easier for domain experts to design and implement wireless sensor network applications. We are pursuing this goal through the use of language, compiler, and synthesis technologies. The private ABSYNTH project discussion group is available here.

Data in the terabytes range are not uncommon today and are expected to reach petabytes for many application domains in science, engineering, business, bioinformatics, and medicine in the near future. And is presently supported by the NSF, DOE, Sandia National Labs, NASA, and Inte.

in 2014 at the University of Michigan. Working under the guidance of Professor Robert Dick. In 2007 and 2008 respectively, I received a B. in Computer Engineering from Northwestern University. I was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico and was fortunate enough to spend the summers of 2005, 2006, and 2007 as an intern at Sandia National Laboratories. Thermal modeling and characterization of integrated circ.

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A 300 point pwnable problem that had zero solves at the time. I really enjoyed working on the challenge, and I ended up being the third person to solve the problem, so I decided to do a writeup on it.

Encouraging collaborative research in cyber security between computer science and the social sciences. The SaTC Cyber Café held on Nov 2, 2013 was designed to encourage collaborative research between computer science and the social sciences on critical issues effecting cybersecurity. See slideshows, audio files and graphic recordings for NSF and Lightning Round speakers in the Presenters. Read more about NSF, your hosts, and the SaTC Cyber Cafe program committee here.

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Studying computer science at University of Michigan; interests include theory of algorithms, natural language processing, and iOS development. Concurrent open shop scheduling is an NP-hard problem that has applications in industrial manufacturing and cloud computing. My research group and I improved the best-known approximation algorithms for the problem, and tested our algorithms on both randomized data and data from Facebook trace. Avalanche was an old flash game in whi.