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Kristi
Morton (née
DiBennardo) I am currently a second year computer science graduate student at the University of Texas, Austin. My general research interests are in compilers and programming languages. I work with Dr. William Cook on the Orc language. I am an AT&T Labs Fellowship recipient and interned at AT&T's Shannon Laboratory over the summer of 2006, where I worked on a distributed extension of XQuery. I had the pleasure of doing this research with Trevor Jim and Mary Fernandez. I am an alumna of Rice University in Houston, Texas, and a former employee of Motorola/Freescale Semiconductor in Austin, Texas. At Freescale, I worked on the GNU C Compiler (GCC), where I added backend support and optimizations for various embedded PowerPC architectures. Contact Information Office: ACES 3SEi2E Department of Computer Sciences, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX 78712-0233 USA kmorton at cs dot utexas dot edu |
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| Publications DXQ: A Distributed XQuery Scripting Language International Workshop on XQuery Implementation, Experience, and Perspectives (XIME-P), 2007 Mary F. Fernandez, Trevor Jim, Kristi Morton, Nicola Onose, Jerome Simeon Highly Distributed XQuery with DXQ International Conference on Management of Data (SIGMOD), 2007 Mary F. Fernandez, Trevor Jim, Kristi Morton, Nicola Onose, Jerome Simeon Technical Reports Orc-X: Combining Orchestrations and XQuery The University of Texas at Austin, Department of Computer Sciences, December 2007, Report# TR-07-63. Kristi Morton, David Kitchin, William Cook CV (pdf) Classes
Other interests Percussion & cacophony During my undergrad days at Rice, I played bass drum in the Marching Owl Band (MOB). Later, I learned how to play a full drum set. Feats of strength I enjoy rock climbing around Austin and at the North Austin Rock Gym |
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