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Himanshu Raj, PhD Center for Experimental Research in Computer Systems College of Computing Georgia Institute of Technology rhim{AT}cc{DOT}gatech{DOT}edu |
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Biosketch
Himanshu Raj received the Bachelor of Technology degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, India in 2000, and Masters of Science degree in Computer and Information Sciences and Engineering from University of Florida, Gainesville in 2001. He graduated with PhD from College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology in December 2007. Raj's research interests lie in Virtualization and issues related to Operating Systems such as I/O, scheduling, and memory management. He currently works at Microsoft in Platform and Security Incubations.Research@GT
My research at tech was focussed in the area of virtualization. I worked with Xen hypervisor on self-virtualizing devices, e.g. a self-virtualizing Network interface using IXP2400 NP. Previously, I worked on exploratory hypervisor research project (rhype) and developing hypervisor assist functionality for Linux/zVM at IBM TJ Watson Research Labs. I have also worked on energy aware middleware design for mobile embedded systems, e.g. robots. I work with Prof. Karsten Schwan in the College of Computing, GaTech. My current and previous mentors include Dr. Orran Krieger (IBM), Jimi Xenidis (IBM), Dr. Hubertus Franke (IBM), Dr. Dejan Milojicic (HP Labs) and Dr. George Riley (ECE, GaTech).Curriculum Vitae
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Email: rhim{AT}cc{DOT}gatech{DOT}eduMiscellaneous
Hacks that I learnt along the way.