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People

Principal Investigator

Nihar R. Mahapatra

Current Ph.D. Students

Srivathsan Krishnamohan
Kaushal R. Gandhi
Krishnan Sundaresan
Sandeep K. Namilikonda
Sharath Jayaprakash

Current M.S. Students

Casey S. Wallace
Rick A. Sprague

Past Graduate Students

Sujit T. Zachariah (M.S. Project, CS), An evaluation of limited-memory branch-and-bound algorithms, graduated May 1998. Current employment: Member of Technical Staff, Intel, Inc., Bangalore, India.
Balakrishna V. Venkatrao (M.S. Thesis, EE), The processor-memory performance gap and the role of compression, graduated Aug. 13, 1999. Current employment: Member of Technical Staff, Sun Microsystems, Inc., Mountainview, CA.
Anurag Aggarwal (M.S. Project, CSE), Fast algorithms for reconfiguring fault-tolerant 2-D mesh multiprocessors, graduated Dec. 1999.
Douglas E. Covelli (M.S. Project, EE), A study of limited-memory branch-and-bound algorithms, graduated Dec. 1999.
Rajesh R. Vonguru (M.S. Project, CSE), Parallel algorithm animation, graduated Dec. 1999.
Srinivas Dangeti (M.S. Thesis, CSE), An analysis of the potential of compression in improving performance, power consumption, and cost at the processor-memory interface, graduated Mar. 9, 2000. Current employment: Member of Technical Staff, Sun Microsystems, Inc., Mountainview, CA.
Rajagopalan Janakiraman (M.S. Project, CSE), ILP formulation for glitch elimination in static CMOS ICs, graduated May 2000.
Sriram V. Garimella (M.S. Thesis, EE), Glitch power minimization in static CMOS ICs, graduated Dec. 15, 2000. Current employment: Member of Technical Staff, Andiamo Systems, Inc., San Jose, CA.
Alwin Tareen (M.S. Thesis, EE), Analyzing delay elements and gate triggering for glitch power elimination in arithmetic units, graduated Feb. 1, 2001.
Abhilash Dev (M.S. Project, CSE), Design of fault-tolerant multi-dimensional meshes, graduated Aug. 2001. Current employment: Member of Technical Staff, Motorola, Inc., Schaumburg, IL.
Jintao Wang (M.S. Project, CSE), Application of branch-and-bound to protein threading, graduated Aug. 2001. Current employment: Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo, NY.
Bharat Bhushan (M.S. Project, CSE), Survey of limited-memory branch-and-bound algorithms, graduated Dec. 2001.
Krishnan Sundaresan (M.S. Project, EE), Network processor design, graduated May 2002. Currently pursuing Ph.D.
Amruth V. Sivalenka (M.S. Project, CSE), Parallel algorithms for the linear assignment problem, graduated Aug. 2002.
Gaurav Bhargava (M.S. Project, CSE), A study of functional units exploiting frequent operand values, graduated Aug. 2002, Current employment: Qualcomm, Inc., San Diego, CA.
Sandeep K. Namilikonda (M.S. Project, CSE), Comparison and analysis of limited-memory branch-and-bound algorithms, graduated Dec. 2002. Currently pursuing Ph.D.
Jiangjiang Liu (M.S. Project, CSE), A comprehensive analysis of the potential of compression to improve memory system performance, power consumption, and cost, graduated Feb. 2003. Current employment: Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Lamar University, TX, Aug. 2004 - present.
Kaushal R. Gandhi (M.S. Project, CSE), Analysis of operand value frequencies for arithmetic units, graduated Feb. 2003. Currently pursuing Ph.D.
Shanker R. Nagesh (M.S. Project, CSE), Processor architecture survey, graduated Sep. 2003. Current employment: Intel, Bangalore, India.
Raviteja Jammalamadaka (M.S. Project, CSE), Hardware-efficient and highly-reconfigurable fault-tolerant designs for multi-dimensional meshes, graduated Dec. 2003.
Jiangjiang Liu (Ph.D., CSE), Information pattern aware design strategies for nanometer-scale address buses, graduated Aug. 2004. Current employment: Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Lamar University, TX, Aug. 2004 - present.

Contact information:  Phone: (517) 432-4617 • Fax: (517) 353-1980 • E-mail: nrm(@)egr.msu.edu
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