Current graduate students

• Katie Coons
  
• Ivan Jibaja
  
• Na Meng, advised with Miryung Kim
• Sooel Son, advised with Vitaly Shmatikov

• Byeongcheol Lee, 2010, Assistent Professor GIST, Korea (2011) Exploiting Language Abstraction to Optimize Memory Efficiency
  
• Behnam Robatmili, 2011, Advised with Doug Burger, Qualcomm (2013) Efficient Execution of Sequential Applications on Multicore System
  
• Jennifer Sartor, 2010, advised with Steve Blackburn, Research Scientist, EPFL (2010) Exploiting Language Abstraction to Optimize Memory Efficiency
  
• Bertrand Maher, 2010, advised with Doug Burger, Intel (2010) Atomic Block Formation for Explicit Data Graph Execution Architectures
  
• Suriya Subramanian, 2010, Intel (2010), Dynamic Software Updates: A VM-centric Approach.
  
• Jungwoo Ha, 2009, Computer Scientist, Google (2012), Scaling Managed Runtime Systems for Future Multicore Hardware.
  
• Maria Jump, 2009, Assistant Professor, Kings College (2009),
  Discovering Heap Anomalies in the Wild.
  
• Michael Bond, 2008, Assistent Professor, Ohio State University (2011). Diagnosing and Tolerating Bugs in Deployed Systems. ACM SIGPLAN Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award
• Xianglong Huang, 2006, Research Scientist, Amazon (2010), Dynamically Improving Program Locality on-the-Fly. Ph.D. Dissertation, The University of Texas at Austin.
• Zhenlin Wang, 2004, Associate Professor, Michigan Technological University.
  Cooperative Hardware/Software Caching for Next-Generation Memory Systems Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Massachusetts.
• Brendon Cahoon, 2002, Qualcomm (2010), Effective Compile-Time Analysis for Data Prefetching in Java, Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Massachusetts.
• Emery Berger, 2002, Associate Professor, University of Massachusetts (2009),
  Memory Management for High-Performance Applications, Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Texas at Austin.
• Sharad Singhai, 2002, Google (2009)
  Data Reorganization for Improving Cache Performance of Object-Oriented Programs, PhD Dissertation, University of Massachusetts.
• Zhihong Lu, 1999, AT&T (2009)
  Scalable Distributed Architectures For Information Retrieval, PhD Dissertation, University of Massachusetts.
• Darko Stefanovic, 1999, advised by Eliot Moss (unofficial co-advisor), Associate Professor, University of New Mexico (2009)
  Properties of Age-Based Automatic Memory Reclamation Algorithms, PhD Dissertation, University of Massachusetts.
• Amer Diwan, 1996, advised by Eliot Moss (unofficial co-advisor), Associate Professor, University of Colorado (2009)
  Understanding and Improving the Performance of Modern Programming Languages, PhD Dissertation, University of Massachusetts.

• Katie Coons, Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship, 2009--2011
• Michael Bond, ACM SIGPLAN Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award, 2008
• Maria Jump, Intel Graduate Student Fellowship 2007--2009
• Katie Coons, NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, 2006--2009
• Byeongcheol Lee, Samsung Scholarship, 2006--2010
• Jennifer Sartor, ACM Student Research Competition, first place in poster and presentation round at PLDI 2009 for "Arraylets for the Masses"
• Katie Coons, Best Presentation Award at MICRO 2008 for "Strategies for Mapping Dataflow Blocks to Distributed Hardware"
• Jennifer Sartor, Best Presentation Award at ISMM 2008 for "No Bit Left Behind: The Limits of Heap Data Compression"
• Suriya Subramanian, Honorable mention, Outstanding Teaching Assistant in Computer Sciences, 2008
• Michael Bond, Intel Graduate Student Fellowship 2006--2008
• Stephen Kent, Honorable Mention, CRA Undergraduate Research Award Competition 2008
• Eunjin Jung, UT William S. Livingston Outstanding Graduate Student Employee Award, 2006.
• Byeongcheol Lee, IT Scholarship, The Korean Ministry of Information and Communication, 2004--2006
• Eunjin Jung, UT Computer Sciences Outstanding Teaching Assistant Excellence Award, 2006.
• Jennifer Sartor, UT Computer Sciences Outstanding Teaching Assistant Excellence Award, 2003.
• Emery Berger, Microsoft Research Fellowship 2001--2002