USENIX ATC paper presentation
At USENIX ATC 2020, Alireza presented our paper titled “Reexamining Direct Cache Access to Optimize I/O Intensive Applications for Multi-hundred-gigabit Networks”. Full materials (video, slides, PDF) are available at the USENIX site. The paper abstract is below. This...
Guido Tack, Senior Lecturer from Monash University, Melbourne, visited KTH and CASTOR
CASTOR invited me to spend a month at KTH in September 2019, an offer I was more than happy to accept since it would give me the opportunity to reconnect with colleagues in Sweden, spend time in Stockholm (which I had visited frequently during my PhD studies), and...
CASTOR PhD Student Presenting His Paper Online on “Superoptimization of WebAssembly Bytecode”
Javier Cabrera Arteaga, PhD student at KTH, recently presented online his new paper "Superoptimization of WebAssembly Bytecode", co-authored by Benoit Baudry and Martin Monperrus at the 2020 <Programming> Conference. More information: - Swedish Foundation for...
President of KTH Sigbritt Karlsson Visited CASTOR
President of KTH Sigbritt Karlsson visited CASTOR on the 17th of February.
KTH Joins Swedsoft
KTH just joined Swedsoft, an independent non-profit organization with the mission to increase the competitiveness of Swedish software. More info: https://www.swedsoft.se/en/2020/02/13/kth-joins-swedsoft/
Cooperation between CASTOR and CDIS Centres on 3 PhD Thesis
The newly created KTH Centre for Cyber Defense and Information Security, and the CASTOR research centre, have launched cooperation via 3 new PhD thesis proposals. In the following you can find short descriptions of them. Verified System Software: A...
CASTOR Talks at the upcoming Swedish SAST Conference
SAST, the Swedish Association for Software Testing, is organising a conference on the following theme: "Shift Happens - Learn new way of thinking and make a difference in the future organisations". Professors Benoit Baudry and Karl Meinke from CASTOR will be giving...
First Prize in a Code Poetry Competition!
Our research engineer affiliated to CASTOR, Nadia Campo Woytuk, won the first prize in a code poetry competition! Here the announcement on Facebook. More info about the contest: https://www.sourcecodepoetry.com/