Robert Soulé

soule@cs.nyu.edu

C.V. and Research Statement (updated November 2011).

I am a Ph.D. candidate co-advised by Professor Robert Grimm, and Martin Hirzel from IBM Research. In the past, I visited MIT to work with Saman Amarasinghe, and we continue to collaborate. My research aims to simplify the development of complex systems through the use of programming language technologies.

In May 2012, I will be joining Cornell University as a post-doc working with Nate Foster and Andrew Myers.

Research

Active Projects:

• StreamIt: A language for streaming and signal processing applications.
• Brooklet: A universal calculus for for stream processing languages.

Past Projects:

• SPL (formerly Spade): The stream processing language for IBM's System S.
• R/Overlog: The Overlog language, adapted for use with replication systems.
• Na Kika: Secure, dynamic, decentralized content distribution.

Teaching

My office hours are Wednesdays 10:00-11:00pm.

Interests

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