I am a PhD candidate in the Computational Science and Engineering division of the College of Computing at Georgia Tech. I am advised by Prof. David A. Bader.
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I am broadly interested in the areas of high performance computing, large-scale graph and data analysis problems, computational biology, and novel application design on parallel architectures. My doctoral dissertation focuses on efficient parallel approaches and software implementations for solving massive graph problems. For more information, please see my research, publications, and software pages.
I received my undergraduate degree in 2004 from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras. Prior to coming to Georgia Tech, I was a graduate student at the University of New Mexico for a year.