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Research Statement Dissertation Research

My interests span the field of computer architecture and compiler technology with a focus on system reliability, performance and energy-efficiency. Within this scope, I have worked on numerous projects during the course of my doctoral research, industrial internships and collaboration within the University of Michigan. In the reliability domain, I have investigated hard-fault tolerance (both in processors and caches), softerror tolerance, and concurrency bugs in parallel programs. In the performance domain, I have developed microarchitectural solutions for enabling dynamic multicores, which can cater to situations requiring singlethread performance, throughput computing and anything in between. And finally, in the energy-efficiency domain, I am exploring configurable compute engines that can save a large fraction of instruction and data supply energy.