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Explores the principles of modularity and abstraction in computer systems design, emphasizing their role in simplifying complex systems and improving scalability.
Explores congestion control challenges, emphasizing the need for robust network systems and performance verification to enhance internet performance and address issues like starvation and low utilization.
Explores kernel integrity, system security, and real-time system verification, emphasizing the importance of proving critical properties for building secure and timely systems.
Focuses on designing formally correct intermittent systems in batteryless systems powered intermittently, addressing challenges and strategies for ensuring correctness.