Irina Calciu
Senior Researcher
Palo Alto, CA, US
I am interested in distributed systems, concurrent algorithms and data structures, systems for non-volatile memory and rack-scale computing.
I received a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Brown University, under the guidance of Maurice Herlihy and Justin Gottschlich (Intel Labs). My PhD research focused on algorithms for NUMA architectures and transactional memory.
Recent service:
Organizing committee member:
PC co-chair for ATC 2021 (with Geoff Kuenning)
Co-chair of the Diversity Workshop @ SOSP 2019 (with Sasha Fedorova)
Program committee member:
OSDI 2020, ASPLOS 2020 (ERC), ASPLOS 2019, ATC 2019 (ERC), HotCloud 2019
Projects
Publications
- Black-box Concurrent Data Structures for NUMA Architectures
- NVMove: Helping Programmers Move to Byte-Based Persistence
- Remote memory in the age of fast networks
- How to implement any concurrent data structure for modern servers
- Brief Announcement: Black-box Concurrent Data Structures for NUMA Architectures
- Concurrent Data Structures for Near-Memory Computing
- Remote regions: a simple abstraction for remote memory
- Passing Messages while Sharing Memory
- How to implement any concurrent data structure
- Project PBerry: FPGA Acceleration for Remote Memory
- Scalable and Practical Locking With Shuffling
- Persistence and Synchronization: Friends or Foes?
- Rethinking Software Runtimes for Disaggregated Memory
- Contextual Concurrency Control
- NrOS: Effective Replication and Sharing in an Operating System