Resume

Table of Contents

Curricula Vitae
Academic Experience
Education
Professional Experience
Current Research Areas
National Recognition
Institutional Recognition

Section A: Teaching and Research Supervision

    1 Teaching
  • 1.a Teaching at University of Delaware
  • 1.b Other Teaching Experience
    2. Research Supervision

Section B: Scholarship

    B.1: Research Activity and Interests
    B.2: List of Research Contributions
  • Refereed Journal Publications
  • Publications in Refereed Conference Proceedings (Last Six Years Only)
  • Monographs, Books and Book Chapters
    B.3 Research Significance
    B.4 Research Support

Section C: Services

    C.1 University Activities and Services
    C.2 Professional Services

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: Guang R. Gao
Office: 140 Evans Hall, University of Delaware
Tel: (302) 831-8218
Fax: (302) 831-4316
E-mail: ggao@eecis.udel.edu

EDUCATION

Ph.D Degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Massachusetts Institutes of Technology, August 1986.
Member of Computational Structures Group at Laboratory of Computer Science, MIT,
June 1982 to August 1986.

Master Degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Massachusetts Institutes of Technology, June 1982.

BS in Electrical Engineering
Tsinghua University, Beijing.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

University of Delaware
Newark, DE.
Full Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Sept. 1999
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Sept. 96-Sept. 1999
Founder and a leader of the Computer Architectures and Parallel Systems Laboratory (CAPSL) .

McGill University
Montreal, Canada
Associate Professor, School of Computer Science, June'92-August,1996
Assistant Professor, School of Computer Science, Aug.'87-June'92
Founder and a leader of the Advanced Compilers, Architectures and Parallel Systems Group (ACAPS) at McGILL since 1988.

Philips Research Laboratories
Sept. 1986 - June 1987
Briarcliff Manor, NY, USA
Senior member of research staff of the Computer Architecture and Programming Systems Group. Played a major role in founding a multiprocessor system project, and research in parallelizing compilers.

Massachusetts Institutes of Technology
June 1980 - Aug. 1986
Member of the Computational Structures Group at the Laboratory of Computer Science, MIT.
Participated in the MIT Static Dataflow Architecture Project and other projects.
Proposed a novel methodology of organizing array operations to exploit the fine-grain parallelism of dataflow computation models. Developed a unique pipelined code mapping scheme for dataflow machines (later known as dataflow software pipelining).

Center Of Advanced Studies, IBM Toronto Lab
Aug 1993 - June 1994
Visiting scientist with a NSERC Senior Industrial Fellowship.

CURRENT RESEARCH AREAS:

Computer Architecture and Systems
Parallel and Distributed Systems
Optimizing and Parallelizing Compilers, Parallel Programming
VLSI and Application-Specific System Design

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

I am a Senior Member of IEEE, Member of ACM, ACM-SIGARCH, ACM-SIGPLAN.
I am currently a Distinguished Visitor of IEEE Computer Society.

NATIONAL RECOGNITION:

Section A: Teaching and Research Supervision