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| This home page belongs to Witawas Srisa-an (Wit-ta-wat See-sa-an), an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at University of Nebraska at Lincoln. I received my Ph.D. from Illinois Institute of Technology in May 2002. Prior to joining UNL, I was a researcher at Iowa State University in the ECE department. |
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| General Information: Witawas Srisa-an (วิทวัส ศรีสอ้าน in Thai) |
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| My research interests lie at the intersection between programing language and operating system. Specifically, my work tries to improve the overall performance of modern object-oriented languages through collaborations between operating systems and language runtime systems. To enable such collaborations, various techniques ranging from static program analyses through low-overhead runtime analyses are used to generate necessary information. I am a member of The Laboratory for Empirically-based Software Quality Research and Development (ESQuaReD). More information about my research activities can be found below:
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05/01/2013: SimRacer: A Scalable and Automated Framework to Support Testing for Process-Level Races has been accepted to ISSTA 2013. 08/02/2012: Du Li successfully defended his PhD dissertation. He is now a postdoc at CMU. 03/01/2012: SimTester: A Controllable and Observable Testing Framework for Embedded Systems paper presented at VEE 2012. 10/21/2011: SOS: Saving Time in Dynamic Race Detection with Stationary Analysis paper presented at SPLASH/OOPSLA 2011. 08/26/2011: Quarantine: A Framework to Mitigate Memory Errors in JNI Applications paper presented at PPPJ 2011. |
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