Gabe Parmer - Researchers

I’ve had the honor and pleasure to work with many talented and enthusiastic students on research-based projects. See the publications tab, and github for the products of this collaboration.

Former Post-Doctoral Researchers

• Gedare Bloom – Lockdown OS (Fine-grained principal of least privilege), Tenure-track Professor at Howard University

PhD Researchers

• Yuxin Ren (Predictable parallelism and a scalable object store), co-advised with Tim Wood
• Phani Kishore Gadepalli (Speck kernel, and rumpkernels)
• Kent Vidrine (Malware similarity)
• James Taylor (Time-consistent simulation), co-advised with Evan Drumwright
• James Marshall (POSIX modular redundancy), co-advised with Rahul Simha

PhD Graduates

• Qi Wang (Predictable, scalable OS), Graduated ’15, Facebook
• Jiguo Song (Computational Crash Cart, Superglue, C’Mon, and embedded system reliability), Graduated ’17

Masters Researchers

• Runyu Pan (MPU management)

Masters Graduates

• Gao Xiang (floating point, and image processing)
• Tareque Hossain (Pluggable kernels)
• Andrew Sweeney (Stack management in Composite), AppNexus
• Jakob Kaivo (Temporal Capabilities)
• Teodor Georgiev (Low-level voting for reliability)

Visiting Researchers

• Vlad Nitu (System support for Network Function Virtualization), co-advised with Tim Wood

Undergraduate Researchers

• Gregor Peach (Satellite Middleware and scheduling)
• Zacharie Day (Satellite Middleware)
• Joseph Espy (Satellite Middleware)
• Lucas Baier (Rumpkernels)
• Robert Gifford (Rumpkernels)

Graduated or Moved On

• Amy Armbrust (FreeRTOS on Composite), Invincea Labs then Microsoft
• Tim Stamler (Parsec), PhD program at UT Austin
• Matt Scaperoth (seL4 comparisons)
• Jack Shannon (ZeroMQ)
• John Wittrock (C³ and embedded checkpointing), Google Sidewalk Labs
• Yang Yang Wu (OS interference)
• Andrew Hirsch (Extensible, low-level languages), PhD Program at Cornell
• David Marchevsky (C³), Bitly
• Mike Shick (Distributed robotics control), Google
• Patrick Thompson (Extensible, low-level languages), has extended and vastly improved this work in Bracer
• Matt Harlan (SQLFS), Microsoft
• Andrew Sweeney (Stack management in Composite), AppNexus
• Samy Bahra (Non-blocking algorithms), backtrace.io CTO, ACM Applicative organizer, and general bad-ass

If you’re on this list, and would like me to link your name to a site, let me know.