I've agreed to help organize ICFP as the Student Volunteer Co-Chair for the next two years. It's a honor to help the next generation of researchers!
I'll be at ICFP this summer to give a Scheme workshop talk on a program analysis visualizer I've been working on, discussed in the submitted paper.
My single-author paper was accepted for publication at IFL'18! I expect everyone to start using Rust's type functions now!
I'll be continuing my studies as a PhD student for Thomas Gilray of the University of Alabama at Birmingham. We start this spring.
I've developed a side project just enough to share. I'll be at IFL and ICFP next month sharing work from a short draft and a shorter abstract, respectively.
My POPL'18 SRC entry didn't make it to the final round this time, but you can see the submitted abstract, presented poster, and unused slides.
I've accepted a position in the organizing committee of PLDI18 as Student Volunteer Co-Captain. We'll send out the call for volunteers after paper acceptances are announced.
My contribution to PLDI'17 SRC won 2nd place! Now I have an award from a grad student entry to compliment my undergrad award. There was an abstract, a poster, and a talk(with slides).
Returned from the PLEMM conference at facebook, where my advisor spoke about our work. Next I'll be speaking about it at PLDI's new IC workshop. The abstract is here.
My submission to TFP has been accepted for publication. I'll soon be a first author of a CS paper!
I'll be returning to UMD to talk about my latest work with functional data structures, along with others.
My SRC submission on the random access zipper was accepted at PLDI for poster presentation.
I got in to every major PL convention this school year!
I've been invited to Germany in October to attend a seminar on Programming Language Techniques for Incremental and Reactive Computing.
I received my offer letter today. I'll be working for Mozilla on a research team over the summer!
My paper "Correct-by-Construction Interactive Software: From Declarative Specifications to Efficient Implementations" was accepted to Off the Beaten Track, co-located with POPL16.
That makes three big conventions in a row that I'll have authored content at!
I presented 'Sparse Adapton' as a poster and talk at ICFP, and won second place in the Student Research Contest. Here's the video of the talk.