Professor of computer architecture and compilation at University of Cambridge Computer Lab and fellow at Gonville and Caius College
Cambridge, UK
Joined April 2015
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@Arm have written a piece on me and my nine-year collaboration with them @Cambridge_CL. Talks about some of the research we've done and my take on the benefits of an industrial perspective on my work community.arm.com/developer/…
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Happy to share that our recent work, Decoupled Vector Runahead, on accelerating graph applications on superscalar out-of-order processors, will appear in @MicroArchConf. Many thanks to my amazing set of collaborators: @jaimeroelandts, Sam Ainsworth, @TJonesCL, and Lieven Eeckhout
Some of you will know that I've been involved on the periphery of the CHERI project (cl.cam.ac.uk/research/securi…) at Cambridge for a while. 1/6
Second, @laurencetratt at King's is looking for a researcher who is interested in applying CHERI to a real world web browser (jobs.kcl.ac.uk/gb/en/job/060…). 5/6
I would be thrilled if you wanted to join either of our teams - please get in touch with myself or @laurencetratt if interested. 6/6
Some big and exciting news! We're hiring 6 new Assistant Professors across a wide range of areas in Computer Science @Cambridge_CL ow.ly/NobH50L0OFb. Here's a run-down of them all 1/8
And last, but by absolutely no means least, Vision, Perception and Robotics, a growing group whose groundbreaking research is paving the way for the systems of today and tomorrow jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/37373/ 7/8
Please consider applying — the Department is a great place to work with a collaborative and collegiate environment which creates a fantastic place to do research. There is some more informal information on life in the Lab here: cst.cam.ac.uk/about/consider… 8/8
Met my new students @CaiusCollege this afternoon, which was great, and now looking forward properly to the start of term!
Surprised and honoured today to receive a Paul Harris Fellowship from the Rotary Club of Cambridge for my part in organising the coding competition we ran in March! Thank you @rotary and I'm looking forward to running the competition again next year!
