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This is what I looked like in Fall of 1994 when David Bau and me were teaching CS720.
As you might have guessed, I am a graduate student in the department of Computer Science at Cornell University. I work with Prof Keshav Pingali . My research interests are Compilers for High Performance Architectures. In particular, I am working on the parallelization of sparse matrix codes. This work is part of the Bernoulli project. Other members of my group are Paul Stodghill and Indu Kodukula
Here is what Henry Kissinger has once said about lawyers and professors:
My friends in the legal profession like to remind me of a comment by a British judge on the difference between lawyers and professors. "It's very simple", said Lord Denning. "The function of lawyers is to find a solution to every difficulty presented to them, whereas the function of the professors is to find a difficulty with every solution." Today the number of difficulties seems to be outpacing the number of solutions -- either because my lawyer friends are not working hard enough, or because there are too many professors in the government.