Lingjia Tang, Jason Mars, Mary Lou Soffa
Proceedings of the ACM/IEEE International Symposium on Code Generation and Optimization (CGO) 2012
Acceptance Rate: 28%
Best Paper Award!
Jason Mars, Lingjia Tang, Robert Hundt, Kevin Skadron, Mary Lou Soffa
Proceedings of The 44th Annual IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture (MICRO) 2011
Acceptance Rate: 21%
Selected as IEEE MICRO Top Picks 2012! [15% Acceptance]
Lingjia Tang, Jason Mars, Neil Vachharajani, Robert Hundt, Mary Lou Soffa
Proceedings of the 38th annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA) 2011
Acceptance Rate: 19%
Recognized as one of the Excellent Papers from 2011 by Google
Jason Mars, Neil Vachharajani, Robert Hundt, Mary Lou Soffa
Proceedings of the ACM/IEEE International Symposium on Code Generation and Optimization (CGO) 2010
Best presentation award
Update: I’m on the job market for faculty positions.
I’ve been self funded through fellowships for my grad student career.
As such, I’ve been fortunate enough to identify and navigate my own research problems and path.
I’ve raised $285,000 in additional grant funding across 4 research proposals of which I was the primary author.
I am entirely the product of great mentorship. (thank you Mary Lou Soffa, Robert Hundt, Naveen Kumar, and all others)
I’ve authored/co-authored 20 research papers appearing in refereed venues, but its not about quantity, the gems are noted in the selected publications section.
To say I’m passionate about research and other intellectual adventures would be an understatement.
I also write music, as “Mars Complex.” (check ITunes)
I explore, investigate, learn and teach.
The best is yet to come…
“The great scientists, when an opportunity opens up, get after it and they pursue it. They drop all other things. They get rid of other things and they get after an idea because they had already thought the thing through. Their minds are prepared; they see the opportunity and they go after it. Now of course lots of times it doesn’t work out, but you don’t have to hit many of them to do some great science!” – Richard Hamming