I am a Research Fellow at the Laboratory for Advanced System Software (LASS), University of Massachusetts (UMass) Amherst working with Prof. Prashant Shenoy. I recently completed my Ph.D. in Computer Engineering at Sustainable Computing Lab, UMass Amherst where I was advised by Prof. David Irwin.
I design sustainable, equitable, and explainable systems. My research leverages machine learning, system design and prototyping, and computer science theory, and revolves around the following questions:
- How can we design and operate carbon-efficient systems?
- How do we transition to sustainable systems in an equitable manner?
- How do we model and predict the performance of environmentally-powered systems?
For more details, please see my CV or my Google scholar page.
My current research work is funded by a joint National Science Foundation (NSF) and VMWare grant titled CarbonFirst. My PhD research was supported by multiple NSF grants (CNS-1645952, IIP-1534080, CNS-1405826, CNS-1505422, CNS-1253063, ) and Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources.
News & Activities
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02/2022: Successfully defended my Ph.D. dissertation titled "Improving the Programmability of Networked Energy Systems".
Dissertation Committee: David Irwin (Chair), Prashant Shenoy, Fatima M. Anwar, and Jay Taneja.
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11/2021: Delivered a talk on enabling sustainable clouds at ACM SoCC.
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08/2021: Two papers accepted to ACM Symposium on Cloud Computing (SoCC)!
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04/2021: Delivered a talk on resource overcommittment in Google datacenters at ACM EuroSys (talk recordings: short, long)
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03/2021: New paper on resource overcommittment in Google datacenters at ACM EuroSys.
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03/2021: News article on recent Supercomputing paper!
Webpage adopted from Christopher Morris.