Guang R. Gao's Curriculum Vitae
Name: |
Guang R. Gao |
Office: |
Department of Electrical Engineering
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140 Evans Hall |
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University of Delaware |
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Newark, DE 19716 |
Tel: |
(302) 831-8218 |
Fax: |
(302) 831-4316 |
E-mail: |
ggao@capsl.udel.edu |
Home: |
6 Haywood Court |
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Christianstead |
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Newark, DE 19711 |
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(302) 266-6426 |
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(302) 266-6486 |
Personal data
Citizen of Canada. Born in Beijing, China.
Fluent in Chinese and English; some working knowledge of Russian.
Married, with one child.
Education
Ph.D Degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, August 1986.
Member of The Computational Structures Group
at Laboratory of Computer Science, MIT, June 1982 to August 1986.
Master Degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, June 1982.
Member of The Computational Structures Group
at Laboratory of Computer Science, MIT, June 1980 to June 1982.
BS in Electrical Engineering
Tsinghua University, Beijing.
Professional Experience
University of Delaware
Newark, Delaware
Associate Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Sept'96-present
McGill University
Montreal,Canada
Associate Professor, School of Computer Science, June'92-Aug'96, on leave since Sept. 1996
Assistant Professor, School of Computer Science, Aug.'87-June'92
Associated Member of Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Jan.'89-
Founder and leader of the Advanced Compilers, Architectures and Parallel Systems Group (ACAPS) at McGill University since 1988.
Philips Research Laboratories, Sept.'86-June'87
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 Institute of Technology, June'80-Aug.'86
Member of the Computational Structures Group at the Laboratory of Computer Science, MIT.
Center of Advanced Studies, IBM Toronto Lab. Aug'93 - June'94
Toronto, Canada
Visiting scientist with a NSERC Senior Industrial Fellowship
Current Research Areas
Computer Architecture and Systems
Parallel and Distributed Systems
Optimizing and Parallellizing Compilers, Parallel Programming
VLSI and Application-Specific System Design
Award and Fellowships
NSERC Senior Industrial Fellowship, 1993 - 1994 with IBM Corp.
Highlight of Most Recent Professional Activities
Program Committee Members of International Conferences
I have served (or am serving) in program committes of international
conferences in my research areas :
ACM International Conference on
Supercomputing (ICS'95)
ACM/IEEE International Symposium on
Microarchitectures (MICRO-28,29,30)
International Parallel
Processing Symposium (IPPS'95)
IFIP and ACM SIGARCH, International Conference on Parallel Architectures and Compilation
Techniques (PACT'94,95,96,97)
International Confernece on Algorithms
and Architectures for Parallel Processing (ICAPP'95)
International Euro-Par Conference(EURO-PAR'95,96)
IEEE Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA'96)
Working
Conference on Massively Parallel Programming Models (MPPM'93,95,97)
High Performance Computing Symposium (HPCS'95)
Program Committee Chairmanship
In 1994, I have also served as the
Program Chairman of the 1994 Working Conference on Parallel Architectures
and Compilation Techniques (PACT'94), co-sponsored by IFIP and ACM SIGARCH, in
association with ACM SIGPLAN, IEEE TCCA (technical Committee on Computer Architecture) and IEEE TCCP (Technical Committee on Parallel Processing).
Other Activities in Professional Conferences
I have served as a workshop chair, a session chair, an organizing committee or steering committee member of many international conferences. Here is a partial list.
Research Grant Programs
- Co-Investigator: NSF Research grant Program for "Hybrid Technology Multithread Architectures", 1996-1997
- A Principal Investigator for a NSF CISE Research Instrumentation Grant, submitted Oct. 1996
- The Principal Investigator for NSF MIPS Experimental Systems Grant, submitted Jan. 1996
- A Co-Investigator of a DARPA research program BAA-97-03 on Hybrid Technology Multithreaded Architectures, submitted Feb. 1996
- A Co-Investigator of a Naval Research Lab research program BAA-610, submitted Aug. 1996
- Principal Investigator or Co-Investigator for a number of NSERC Research Grant Programs, awarded between 1988-1996 (detailed list omitted)
- Recipient of industrial research grants from BNR, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, IBM Canada and others.
Highlight of Teaching and Graduate Student Supervising
- 7 Ph.D students have completed and received their Ph.D degrees. Among them three (Q. Ning, V.C. Sreedhar, E. Altman) have been placed on the Dean's Honor List.
- 15 Master students have completed and received their M.S. degrees.
- 5 Post-Doctoral fellow completed their post-doctoral training.
- I have 5 Ph.D and 4 M.S. students currently under my supervision.
- I have been twice nominated the Engineering Class of 51' Award for Outstanding Teaching at McGill University.
Professional Membership
I am a Senior Member of IEEE, Member of ACM, ACM-SIGARCH, ACM-SIGPLAN.
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