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I am excited to announce the completion of my Master’s of Engineering thesis, titled Cooperative Checkpointing for Supercomputing Systems. This thesis is the result of work done both at IBM as part of the BlueGene System Software Group and at MIT under the advisement of Larry Rudolph. It was my honor and privilege to work with them, and I am grateful for everything they did to make this thesis possible. I acknowledged a bunch of people in the document, but I hardly get started. Putting just my name on the byline seems almost dishonest; thank you all, again.

Still another bit of good news: in addition to my fellowship with the DOE, I have also been selected as an Honorary Stanford Graduate Fellow.

To reflect all these changes, I’ve done some spring cleaning on the site. The About page is now a bit more accurate, though perhaps premature. I updated the Writings page to include copies of all my publications, including my thesis. Furthermore, I posted a short novella I wrote a couple of years ago, called Glitterbug, that somehow never made it online.

Enjoy!

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