- Kazem Cheshmi wins First Place in the 2017 Grand Finals of the ACM’s Student Research Competition for our work on “Decoupling Symbolic from Numeric in Sparse Matrix Computations.” The SRC Grand Finals are the culmination of a year-long competition that involved more than 300 students presenting research projects at 25 major ACM conferences.
- Read about our work at UofT News.
- Our research on “Communication-Efficient Algorithms for Machine learning” receives an NSF award.
- Kazem Cheshmi receives the 2018 Adobe Research Fellowship.
- Zachary Blanco receives the James Leroy Potter Award for research excellence.
- Sympiler is now online!
- Maryam Dehnavi receives the NSF CRII grant on Performance-in-Depth Sparse Solvers for Heterogeneous Parallel Platforms.
- Aadtiya wins best poster award at the Rutgers engineering research symposium.
