Seetharami Seelam, a student of Dr Pat Teller, has presented a talk on Dynamic Adaptive Operating Systems I/O in one of the Scatter-Gather sessions at the SC05 conference.  read more ...

The paper entitled "Automatic I/O Scheduler Selection for Latency And Bandwidth Optimization" authored by Seetharami Seelam, Jayaraman Suresh and Pat Teller, also was accepted for publication and presentation at the Workshop on Operating System Interference for High Performance Applications. Seelam is a Ph.D. student and Jay is a Master's student working with Pat Teller. read more ...

Richard Zamudio has been selected by the SC05 committee to be a student volenteer in Seattle. The conference and hotel costs will be taken care of by the SC05 committee while his flights to Seattle will be funded by a grant from Dr David Novick of the Computer Science department.  

Richard Zamudio, a student of Dr Michela Taufer, recently returned from San Diego Supercomputer Center where he spent the Summer working on the Topaz project, a Mozilla Protocol extension for gridFTP. The successful internship of Richard solidified the collaboration between UTEP and SDSC. The project is continuing and the SDSC-UTEP team is now working on a demo and the first open-source release of Topaz 1.0 for SC2005. read more ...

The paper entitled " Towards a Cross-Platform Microbenchmark Suite for Evaluating Hardware Performance Counter Data" authored by Roberto Araiza, Maria Gabriela Aguilera, Thientam Pham, and Pat Teller was accepted for publication at the Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference 2005 that takes place in Alberquerque, New Mexico from October 19 to 22, 2005. read more ...

The paper entitled "Profiling Memory Subsystem Performance in an Advanced POWER Virtualization Environment" authored by Diana Villa, Mitesh Meswani and Pat Teller, was accepted for publication and presentation at the Workshop on Operating System Interference for High Performance Applications, which is being held in conjunction with the 14th International Conference on Parallel Architectures and Compilation Techniques, Saint Louis, Missouri. Diana and Mitesh are Ph.D. students working with Pat Teller. read more ...

Seetharami Seelam, a Ph.D. candidate working with Dr. Pat Teller, has been accepted to present his work on enhancements to Linux I/O Scheduling at the 2005 Linux Symposium in Ottawa, Canada. The Linux Symposium is a core technology conference, targeting software developers working on the Linux kernel, OS infrastructure, security, networking, and related research projects. His presentation can be found here. read more ...