My research interests are quite broad, but focus around high performance computing, systems software, networking and human computer interaction. Of late my research has focused primarily on improved schedulers for multicore and manycore systems, energy efficient computing, and accelerator based HPC along with the combinations of these three. I became a student at Virginia Tech in 2007 after completing my bachelor's degreen in computer science at Purdue University. I am the recipient of the NDSEG fellowship, a member of the Synergy Laboratory and assist with two grassroots projects:

The Green500 List: A ranking of the most energy-efficient supercomputers in the world.

mpiBLAST: An open-source, parallel implementation of NCBI BLAST.