Satish Narayanasamy Contact

I am a Professor in the EECS department at the University of Michigan .

For prospective students: If you are interested in my research, please send me an email with your CV.

Teaching

• EECS 570 - Parallel Computer Architecture (Fall 2009, Winter 2014)
  

• EECS 370 - Introduction to Computer Organization (Winter 2008, Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall 2013, Winter 2015, Fall 2016)
  

• EECS 598 - Ubiquitous Parallelism (Fall 2010, Winter 2012)
  

• EECS 483- Compiler Construction (Winter 2013, Winter 2011, Winter 2010, Winter 2009)
  
  

Software and Downloads

• Accelerated BWA-MEM2 - an efficient version of commonly used bioinformatics software for whole genome sequencing. For details refer to our upcoming ISCA 2021 paper.
  
  
• Maple tool for testing concurrent programs. For details refer to our OOPSLA 2012 paper. The release also includes concurrency API for Intel's Pin dynamic instrumentation tool, a Pin based implementation of CHESS, and a happens-before data-race detector.
  
  
• A collection of concurrency bugs that we used in OOPSLA'12 paper.
  
  
• Click here to download SC-preserving version of the LLVM compiler. For details refer to our PLDI 2011 paper.
  
  
• PinSEL -- a record-and-replay tool. It implements the BugNet checkpointing/logging scheme using the Pin dynamic instrumentation framework. PinSEL can record and replay any multi-threaded program across different system environments. Currently, it is used as a front-end for application level architectural simulators to avoid emulating the system effects. For more details refer to our SIGMETRICS'06 paper.
  
  

Research

Interests: I work at the intersection of computer architecture, software systems and program analysis. My current focus is systems for genomics and security.

[Full publication list]

Selected Publications:

Current Graduate Students and Their Projects

Graduated Students and Their Projects