UTNS Lab @UTCompSci, formerly WISR. Led by @adityaakella, we work on cool, high-impact networked system problems. Visit our website for recent highlights.
I will be (remotely) presenting our proposal tomorrow at HotOS'25 on gaining the adaptability of learned policies for the OS, while maintaining control over them!
We introduce OS Guardrails - an abstraction for monitoring properties at run-time and taking corrective actions.
🚀 Exciting news! We’ve launched a LinkedIn page for the NSF Expedition: Learning Directed Operating System (LDOS). 🎉 Follow us for updates on events, team wins, and industry insights. 🌟 Tag us in your posts, and let’s grow this community together! 🙌
linkedin.com/company/ldos
🚀PhD applicants: Want to revolutionize OS design? Join @UT to build LDOS—the next-gen learned OS—and work on cutting-edge research in systems, ML & formal methods with top UT faculty & industry partners!🔥Learn why OSes need bold new advances at ldos.utexas.edu
We're starting a really exciting project - come work with us!
You'll have the chance to work with me and @swarat, and collaborate closely with @IsilDillig@AlexGDimakis@daehyeok_kim and many others!
PSA: @adityaakella and I are looking to hire a postdoc for an exciting new project at the interface of formal methods, machine learning, and software systems. Our high-level goal is to build scalable learning-enabled systems with strong reliability guarantees. A good candidate for the position will have prior ML experience, familiarity with formal methods, and an interest in hacking real-world code.
DM/email me if you are interested.
We (@adityaakella, @daehyeok_kim and I) are recruiting PhD students interested in networked systems this season at UT Austin
Plus, @IsilDillig, Ken and I are looking to co-advise students interested in using formal methods to design networked systems that perform reliably
Congratulations to Lynn Liu @LynnLiu41887950 for winning UW-Madison's prestigious Hilldale Fellowship for undergrad research. She has been working in my group for ~2 years and has done some amazing sysML research. She's going to be a superstar.
awards.advising.wisc.edu/cam…
@wisrlab is hosting an exciting set of networking/systems talks this Spring. Check out our schedule, and join us if you can!
wisr.cs.wisc.edu/talks.html
We will have three paper appearing at NSDI '21: Whiz (authored by Arjun, Robert and Raajay); ATP (Lam, Yanfang, Kshiteej); and a paper on running BGP at scale in Facebook datacenters (Archie, Kausik). Congratulations to all!
@wisrlab has a freshly-minted PhD! #12 overall and third in a row this summer, @AnubhavNidhi (Archie) worked on network programming, verification and repair. He successfully defended his thesis today and will soon be joining ByteDance as a researcher.
A blog post that Aaron Gember-Jacobson and I wrote for netverify.fun on how analyzing production data and interacting with network operators informed much of our work on network verification/repair/synthesis. Hope you find it useful!
Super thrilled that our paper on rethinking RDMA from the ground up for multi-tenant datacenters has been conditionally accepted at SIGCOMM 2020. Congrats to @wisrlab, esp. @arjunsinghvi29, and our awesome Google collaborators!