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Past Years' Winners Winners
PLDI 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Swarnendu Biswas, Ohio State University
"Low Overhead Region Conflict Detection"
Second Place: Jake Roemer, Ohio State University
"Effective Scheduling for Adversarial Memory"
Third Place: Adarsh Yoga, Rutgers University
"Precise Detection of Atomicity Violations in Structured Parallel Programs"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Jeevana Inala, MIT
"Type Assisted Synthesis of Programs with Algebraic Data types"
Second Place: Alex Reinking, Yale University
"A type-directed approach to program repair"
Third Place: Jack Feser, Rice University
"Unification and Partial Eval. For Component-Based Synthesis"
ICSE 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Mario Linares-Vasquez, The College of William and Mary
"Enabling Testing of Android Apps"
Second Place: Javier Ricardo Escobar-Avila, Florida State University
"Automatic Categorization of Software Libraries Using Bytecode"
Third Place: Fabio Palomba, University of Salerno, Italy
"Textual Analysis for Code Smell Detection"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Caroline Lemieux, University of British Columbia, Canada
"Mining Temporal Properties of Data Invariants"
Second Place: Pascal Roos, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
"Fast and Precise Statistical Code Completion"
MobileSoft 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Maria Gomez, Inria Lille Nord Europe
"Debugging of Mobile Apps in the Wild Guided by the Wisdom of Crowds"
Second Place: Zheng Song, Virginia Tech
"Programming Support for Seamless Resource Sharing across Heterogeneous"
Third Place: Felix Javier Acero Salazar, Politecnico di Milano
"Bridging the Gap Between the Platform Independent Models of Mobile Applications and Native MVC Code"
CHI 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Yongsung Kim, Northwestern University
"Libero: On-the-go Crowdsourcing for Package Delivery"
Second Place: Ahreum Lee, Hanyang University
"Challenges for Wearable Computers: Understanding of the meaning behind photo taking"
Third Place: Kirsten Alisa Smith, University of Aberdeen
"Digital Flower: Assessing the Supportiveness of Gift Emoticons in Care Scenarios"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Pedro Kirk, Goldsmiths College
"Can Specialized Electronic Musical Instruments Aid Stroke Rehabilitation?"
Second Place: Anji Ren, MIT
"Pull-to-Refresh and Learn: Leveraging Mobile Email Load Time for Education"
Third Place: Zachary T. Allen, Northwestern University
"GAZE: Using Mobile Devices to Promote Discovery and Data Collection"
SAC 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Joerg Schloetterer, University of Passau
"From Context to Query"
Second Place: Swapnajit Chakraborti, Indian Institute of Management Indore
"Multi-Document Text Summarization for Competitor Intelligence: A Methodology Based on Topic Identification and Artificial Bee Colony Optimization"
Third Place: Murad Khan, Kyungpook National University
"Multi-Criteria Based Vertical Handover Decision in Heterogeneous Wireless Network"
ASPLOS 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Gennady Pechimenko, Carnegie Mellon University
"Energy-Efficient Data Compression for GPU Memory Systems"
Second Place: Charlie Curtsinger, UMass, Amherst
"Causal Profiling:Finding Optimizations that Count"
Third Place: Ali Javadiabhari, Princeton University
"Fine- Grain, Compile-time Optimizations of Communication Bandwiths in a Tiled Quantum Architecture"
Modularity 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Thomas Degueule, IRISA - INRIA
"Towards Language Interfaces for DSLs Integration"
Second Place: Arik Hadas, Open University of Israel
"A Language Workbench for Creating Production-Ready Extensions to AspectJ"
Third Place: Leonardo Passos, University of Waterloo
"Uncovering the Practice of Feature Scattering"
Honorable Mention: Bahram Zarrin, Technical University of Denmark
"Towards Separation of Concerns in Scientific Workflows"
SICCSE 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: David Weintrop, Northwestern University
"Minding the Gap Between Blocks-Based and Text-Based Programming"
Second Place: Hannah Blau, University of Massachusetts
" FrenchPress Gives Students Automated Feedback on Java Program Flaws"
Third Place: Austin Bart, Virginia Tech
"Situating Computational Thinking with BigData: Pedagogy and Technology"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Thomas Effland, SUNY, University of Buffalo
"Focused Retrieval of University Course Descriptions from Highly Variable Sources"
Second Place: Matt Bowen, University of Alabama
"Mobile Velocity Estimation - MoVVE"
Third Place: Lindsey Press, Villanova University
"Selection in 3D Graphics Environments"
CGO 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: William Ogilvie, University of Edinburgh
"Intelligent Heuristic Construction with Active Learning"
Second Place: Niranjan Hasabnis, Stony Brook University
"Employing Code Generators as De-code Generators: A Novel Approach for Assembly to IR Translation"
Third Place: Riyadh Baghdadi, KU Leuven
"Extending the Scope of Polyhedral Compilation: Progresses in Handling Irregular Codes and in Scalability"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Tharindu Rusira, University of Moratuwa
"Auto-tuning the HotSpot JVM"
POPL 2015 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Ezgi Cicek, Max Planck Institut
"Refinement Types for Incremental Computational Complexity"
Second Place: Siddharth Krishna, New York University
"Learning Linear Invariants using Decision Trees"
Third Place: Marko Doko, Max Planck Institut
"FSL: A Logic for Reasoning about Memory Fences"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Anjjan Narayan, NMAM Institute Of Technology
"Crystal Gomes and Rithesh Prabhu String Sorting on the GPU using Hybrid Algorithms"
FSE 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Lu Xiao, Drexel University
"Detecting and Preventing the Architectural Roots of Bugs"
Second Place: Xin Yang, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan
"Social Network Analysis in Open Source Software Peer Review"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Shuo Song, Nanjing University
"Estimating the Effectiveness of Spectrum-Based Fault Localization"
SC 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Amanda Bienz, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"Reducing Network Contention Associated with Parallel Algebraic Mulitgrid"
Second Place: Gagan Gupta, University of Wisconsin, Madison
"Scalable Fault Tolerance in Multiprocessor Systems"
Third Place: Arif Khan, Purdue University
"Computing Approximate b-Matchings in Large Graphs and an Application to k-Anonymity"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Sean McDaniel, University of Delaware
"Comparing Decoupled I/O Kernels versus Real Traces in the I/O Analysis
of the HACC Scientific Applications on Large-Scale Systems"
Second Place: Dylan Wang, University of California, Davis
"Performance Variability due to Job Placement on Edison"
Third Place: Ian Bertolacci, Colorado State University
"Orthogonal Scheduling of Stencil Computations with Chapel Iterators"
ICCAD 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Shupeng Sun, Carnegie Mellon University
"Fast Statistical Analysis of Rare Circuit Failure Events in High-Dimensional Variation Space"
Second Place: Ping Chi, University of California, Santa Barbara
"Facilitating PCRAM and STT-RAM as Next-Generation Memories: Architecture- and Application-Level Perspectives"
Third Place: Third Place: Wujie Wen, University of Pittsburgh
"Error Characterization and Correction Techniques for Reliable STT-RAM Designs"
ASSETS 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Benjamin Gorman, University of Dundee
"VisAural: a wearable sound localization device"
Second Place: Vikas Ashok, Stony Brook University
"Capti-Speak: A Speech Enabled Accessible Web Interface"
Third Place: Valentyn Melnyk, Stony Brook University
"Accessible Web Chat Interface"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Mitchell Gordon, University of Rochester
"Web Accessibility Evaluation with the Crowd"
Second Place: Nata Barbosa, Syracuse University
"Strategies an Inclusive Authentication Framework"
SPLASH 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Martin Velez, University of California, Davis
"A Study of "Wheat" and "Chaff" in Source Code"
Second Place: Devin Coughlin, University of Colorado, Boulder
"Analysis with Type-Intertwined Separation Logic"
Third Place: Pascal Wittmann, TU Darmstadt
"A Language for the Specification and Efficient Implementation of Type Systems"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Santiago Gonzalez, Colorado School of Mines
"Improved Program Synthesis Through the Use of Packages"
Second Place: Dylan Bates, Coker College
"Recommending More Efficient Workflows to Software Developers"
Third Place: Brett Boston, University of Washington
"Quality Types for Approximate Programming"
Grace Hopper 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Snigdha Chaturvedi, University of Maryland
"Instructor's Intervention in MOOC forums"
Second Place: Komal Kapoor, University of Minnesota
"A Model for Satiation with Familiar Content and its Application to Recommendation"
Third Place: Larissa Suzuki, University College London
"A linked data platform ecosystem for the realization of smart and sustainable cities"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Shannon N. Lubetich, Pomona College
"Eve Eat Dust Mop: Measuring Syntactic Development in Child Language with
Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning"
Second Place: Emma Harrington, Williams College
"Using Escape Analysis in Dynamic Data Race Detection"
Third Place: Adedayo Oluokun, Obafemi Awolowo University
"Development of a Text-to-Speech Synthesis System For Yoruba Language"
MODELS 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Jonathan Corley, The University of Alabama
"Exploring Omniscient Debugging for Model Transformations"
Second Place: Ilias Gerostathopoulos, Charles University
"Model-Driven Design of Ensemble-Based Component Systems"
Third Place: Adrian Juan-Verdejo, University of Stuttgart
"Model-Driven Engineering Meets the Platform-as-a-Service Model"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Jianan Yue, Nanjing University
"Transition from EBNF to Xtext"
Second Place: Jesus Benede, Universitat Politecnica de Valencia
"Towards the Automatic Resolution of Architectural Variability in Software
Product Line Architectures through Model Transformations"
MobiCom 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Omid Abari, MIT
"Clock Synchronization for Distributed Wireless Protocols at the Physical Layer"
Second Place: Robert LiKamWa, Xi'an Jiaotong University of China
"Retrofitting Computer Vision Libraries for Concurrent Support on Mobile Devices"
Third Place: Tianxing Li, Dartmouth College
"Hiding Bits in Pixel Translucency Changes"
ICFP 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Tomas Petricek, University of Cambridge
"F# Data: Making structured data first-class citizens"
Second Place: Ruud Koot, Utrecht University
"Higher-Ranked Exception Types"
Third Place: Alejandro Serrano, Utrecht University
"Branching, disjointness and injectivity for OUTSIDEIN(X)""
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Sherry Shanshan Ruan, McGill University
"Structural Recursion over Contextual Objects"
Second Place: Jonathan Brachthauser, University of Marburg
"Typesafe Extensible Functional Objects"
Third Place: Hamidhasan Ahmed, University of Pennsylvania
"Explicit Type Application"
PACT 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Harshvardhan, University of Texas A&M
"Processing Big Data Graphs on Memory-Restricted Systems"
Second Place: Jeeva Paudel, University of Alberta
"Stratified Sampling for Even Workload Partitioning"
Third Place:Sudharsan J, IIT - Madras
"Data Remapping for an Energy Efficient Burst Chop in DRAM Memory Systems"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Serguei Makarov, University of Toronto
"An Event-Based Language for Dynamic Binary Translation Frameworks"
Second Place: Tejaswi Agarwal, University of Missouri-Columbia
"Design fo a hybrid MPI-CUDA benchmark suite for CPU-GPU clusters"
SIGCOMM 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: John Rula, Northwestern University
"Behind the Curtain: The importance of replica selection in next generation cellular networks"
Second Place: Arash Molavi, Northeastern University
"Identifying Traffic Differentiation on Cellular Data Networks"
Third Place:Sajad Shirali-Shahreza, University of Toronto
"Traffic Statistic Collection with FleXam"
Undergraduate Category
First Place:Angela Jiang, Northwestern University
"A cliq of content curators"
Second Place: Yuliang LI, Tsinghua University
"FlowInsight: Decoupling Visibility from Operability in SDN Data Plane"
SIGGRAPH 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: C. Antonio Sanchez, University of British Columbia
"PolyMerge: a fast finite-element-based approach for hex-dominant mesh generation"
Second Place: Andrew Ho, University of British Columbia
"3D Dynamic Visualization of Swallowing from Multi-Slice Computed Tomography"
Third Place:George Koulieris, Technical University of Crete
"C-LOD: Context-aware Material Level-of-Detail for Mobile Graphics"
Undergraduate Category
First Place:Xi Chen, University of New South Wales
"PDSS - Pre-Integrated Deferred Subsurface Scattering"
Second Place:Or Avrahamy, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design
"From Pain to Happiness: interpolating meaningful gait patterns"
Third Place:Hisatka Suzuki, Kanagawa Institute of Technology
"ExPixel: PixelShader for Multiplex image hiding on consumer 3D flat"
PLDI 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Emma Tosch, University of Massachusetts
"Programming and Debugging Surveys"
Second Place: Veselin Raychev, ETH Zurich
"Probabilistic Name and Type Inference"
Third Place:Khan Nguyen, University of California, Irvine
"FACADE: A Compiler and Runtime for (Almost) Object-Bounded Big Data Applications"
Undergraduate Category
First Place:Matthew Loring, Cornell University
"Generics in Jif"
ICSE 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Alexander Tarvo, Brown University
"Automatic performance modeling of multithreaded programs"
Second Place: Abhishek Bichhawat, Saarland University
"Exception handling for dynamic information flow control"
Third Place:Asankhaya Sharma, National University of Singapore
"Exploiting undefined behaviors for efficient symbolic execution"
Undergraduate Category
First Place:Alejandro Infante, University of Chile
"Identifying caching opportunities, effortlessly"
Second Place:Alex Shaw, Auburn University
"Program transformations to fix C buffer overflows"
CHI 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Nicola Dell, University of Washington
"A Mobile Point-of-Care Diagnostic System for Low-Resource Settings"
Second Place: Veronica Ahumada Newhart, University of California, Irvine
"Virtual Inclusion Via Telepresence Robots in the Classroom"
Third Place:Bertrand Schneider, Stanford University
"The Perceptual Benefits of a Tangible Interface Decrease with Users' Expertise"
Undergraduate Category
First Place:Kyoungwon Seo, Hanyang University
"Autonomy-based Rehabilitation Design: Balancing Capability and Complexity"
Second Place:Sarah Weir, MIT
"Learnersourcing Subgoal Labels for How-to Videos"
Third Place:Hiroki Nozaki, Keio University
"Flying Display: A Movable Display Pairing Projector and Screen in the Air"
AOSD 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Daco Harkes, Delft Techcnial University
"Relations - A first class relationship and first class derivations programming language"
Second Place: Sora Bae, KAIST, Republic of Korea
"Practical Concolic Testing for JavaScript Applications"
Third Place: Jihyeok Park, KAIST, Republic of Korea
"JavaScript API Misuse Detection by Using TypeScript"
SAC 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Steven Te Brinke, University of Twente, Netherlands
"Interpreting Energy Profiles with CEGAR"
Second Place: Rafael Perazzo Barbosa Mota, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
"Mechanisms to Ensure Quality of Service for the Internet of Thing"
Third Place: Vanessa N. Cooper, Kennesaw State University
"Android Malware Detection based on Kullback-Leibler Divergence"
SIGCSE 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Zalia Shams, Virginia Tech
"Evaluating Quality of Student-Written Tests"
Second Place: Amber Wagner, University of Alabama
"Myna: A VUI for Programming by Voice"
Third Place: Michael Whitney, University of North Carolina,Charlotte
"Secure Coding Integrative Touchpoint Model"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: John Hirdt, St. Joseph's College
"Network Analysis of Nuclear Databases"
Second Place: Gili Rusak, Siena College
"Properties of Twitter Network Communications among Teenagers"
Third Place: Patrick D'Errico, The College of New Jersey
"BookNav: A System for Accessible Indoor Navigation on Mobile Android Devices"
CGO 2014 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Deepak Majeti, Rice University
"Habanero C: A Portable Programming Model for Heterogeneous Processors"
Second Place: Kirill Kononenko, Technische Universität Darmstadt
"Dynamic Neutralization of Data Leakages"
Third Place: Laust Brock-Nannestad, Technical University of Denmark
"Safe Asynchronous System Calls"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Yi Lu, New York University
"Unleashing the Power of General Purpose Graphic Processing Unit"
ICCAD 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Aadithya V. Karthik, UC Berkeley
"ABCD: Accurate Booleanization of Continuous Dynamical Systems for Analog/Mixed-signal Design"
Second Place: Bei Yu, University of Texas, Austin
"Design for Manufacturing with Triple Patterning Lithography"
Third Place: Jeyavijayan Rajendran, Polytechnic Institute of New York University
"Securing Integrated Circuits through Camouflaging"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Song Yao, Tsinghua University
"Hierarchical Simulation and Optimization of 3D Power Delivery Network"
Second Place: None
Third Place: Jason Hyunkyu Koh, Seoul National University
"Analysis of storage- and converter-less maximum power point tracking of photovoltaic cells"
SC2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Ehsan Totoni, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"Structure-Aware Parallel Algorithm for Solution of Sparse Triangular Linear Systems"
Second Place: Nikhil Jain, , University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"Fast Prediction of Network Performance: k-packet Simulation"
Third Place: Dhairya Malhotra, University of Texas, Austin
"A Distributed-Memory Fast Multipole Method for Volume Potentials"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Carlo Del Mundo, Virginia Tech
"Enabling Efficient Intra-Warp Communication for Fourier Transforms in a Many-Core Architecture"
Second Place: Stephen Herbein, University of Delaware
"Fine-grained Gathering of Scientific Data in QMCPack Simulations on Titan"
Third Place:Robert Gerstenberger, Chemnitz University of Technology
"Handling Datatypes in MPI-3 One Sided"
SPLASH 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Peter Ohmann, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"CSI: Crash Scene Investigation"
Second Place: Robert Dyer, Iowa State University
"Task Fusion: Improving Utilization of Multi-user Clusters"
Third Place: Cyrus Omar, Carnegie Mellon University
"Structured Statistical Syntax Tree Prediction"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Bryce Cronkite-Ratcliff, Stanford University
"Development of Automatically Verifiable Systems using Data Representation Synthesis"
Second Place: Joey Eremondi, Saskatchewan University
"The Poor Man's Proof Assistant: Using Prolog to Develop Formal Language Theoretic Proofs"
Third Place:Yunming Zhang, Rice University
"HJ-Hadoop: An Optimized MapReduce Runtime for Multi-core Systems"
Grace Hopper 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Somayeh Sardashti, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"SuperTag Cache: Exploiting Spatial Locality for Energy-Optimized Compressed Caching
Second Place: Ji-Sun Kim, Virginia Tech
"From Feet to Fingers: Action-Transferred Navigation Techniques for Cost-Effective, Space-Efficient, and Spatial-Learning-Effective 3D Virtual Environments"
Third Place: Matina Maria Trompouki. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
"Efficient Pedestrian Detection Based on Viola-Jones Method using GPUs"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Amna AlZeyara, Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar
"Arabic Accented Facial Expressions for a 3D Agent"
Second Place: Kritika Singh, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
"Handwritten Hindi Numerals Recognition"
Third Place:Julie B. Edwards, Smith College
"Kinect Based Choreography Recording Tool"
MobiCom 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Tan Zhang, University of Wisconsin, Madison
"V-Scope: A Vehicle-Assisted Approach to Sensing Spectrum Dynamics in TV Whitespaces"
Second Place: Yan Wang, Stevens Institute of Technology
"Measuring Human Queues Using WiFi Signals"
MODELS 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Karolina Zurowska,Queen's University
"Domain Specific Analysis of State machine Models of Reactive Systems"
Second Place: Gabor Simko, Vanderbilt Univesity
"Semantic Specifications for Domain-Specific Modeling Languages"
Third Place: Tanja Mayerhofer, Vienna University of Technology, Austria
"Using fUML as Semantics Specification Language in Model Driven Engineering"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Robert Feldmann, Technion, Israel
"Complexity- and Performance Analysis of Different Controller Implementations on a Soft PLC"
PACT 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Ali Mustafa Zaidi, University of Cambridge
"Exposing ILP in Custom Hardware with a Dataflow Compiler IR"
Second Place: Changwoo Min, Sung Kyun Kwan University
"Can Lock-free and Combining Techniques Co-exist? A Novel Approach on Concurrent Queue"
Third Place: Thomas Grass, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
"Task Sampling: Computer Architecture Simulation in the Many-Core Era"
SIGCOMM 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Dan Levin, TU Berlin
"Incremental SDN Deployment in Enterprise Networks"
Second Place: Matthew P. Grosvenor, University of Cambridge
"R2D2: Bufferless, Switchless Data Center Networks using Commodity Ethernet Hardware"
Third Place: Shankaranarayanan PN, Purdue University
"D-Tunes: Self tuning Datastores for Geo-distributed Interactive Applications"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Kyriakos Zarifis, University of Southern California
"Don't Drop, Detour!"
Second Place: Bo Liu, National University of Defense Technology
"QPhone: A Quantum security VoIP Phone"
Third Place:Swati Roy, Georgia Institute of Technology
"Characterizing Correlated Latency Anomalies in Broadband Access Networks"
SIGGRAPH 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Hugo Akitaya, University of Tsukuba
"Generating Folding Sequences from Crease Patterns of Flat-Foldable Origami"
Second Place: Matthew Keeter, MIT Center for Bits and Atoms
"Hierarchical Volumetric Object Representations for Digital Fabrication Workflows"
Third Place: Sheng-Ying Pao , MIT Media Lab
"Augmented Participatory Design"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Mayu Yamashita, Keio University
"Enchanted scissors: A Scissor Interface for Support in Cutting and Interactive Fabrication"
Second Place: Atsushi Masumori, Keio University
"Morphological Computation on Two Dimensional Self-Assembly System"
PLDI 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Vu Le, UC Davis
"Program Synthesis via Reverse Parsing"
Second Place: Minjia Zhang, Ohio State University
"LarkTM: Efficient, Strongly Atomic Software Transactional Memory"
Third Place: Qirun Zhang, Chinese University of Hong Kong
"Scaling CFL-Reachability-Based Alias Analysis for C: 10M SLoC in 10 Seconds"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: James Bornholt, Australian National University
Second Place: Matthew Torok, UC Berkeley
"Superconductor: GPU-accelerated Big Data Visualization for the Browser"
Third Place: Eric Atkinson, UC Berkeley
"Parallel Browser Layout"
ICS 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Alejandro Valero, Universitat Politècnica de València
"Exploiting Reuse Information to Reduce Refresh Energy in On-Chip eDRAM Caches"
Second Place:Madhur Amilkanthwar, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
"CUPL : A Compile-time Uncoalesced Memory Access Pattern Locator for CUDA"
Third Place: Panagiotis Foteinos, College of William and Mary
"Multi-Layered Unstructured Mesh Generation"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Tyler Sorensen, University of Utah
"Towards Shared Memory Consistency Models for GPUs"
ICSE 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Sai Zhang, University of Washington
"ConfDiagnoser: An Automated Configuration Error Diagnosis Tool for Java Software"
Second Place: Wei Jin, Georgia Tech
"Reproducing and Debugging Field Failures in House"
Third Place: Nupul Kukreja, University of Southern California
"Decision Theoretic Requirements Prioritization: A Two-Step Approach for Sliding towards Value Realization"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Hammad Khalid, Queen's University, Canada
"On Identifying User Complaints of iOS Apps"
Second Place: Jordan Ell, University of Victoria, Canada
"Identifying Failure Inducing Developer Pairs within Developer Networks"
Third Place: Braden Simpson, University of Victoria, Canada
"Changeset Based Developer Communication to Detect Software Failures"
CHI 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Michael Crabb, University of Dundee
"Human Cognitive Measurement as a Metric within Usability Studies"
Second Place: Juho Kim, MIT
"ToolScape: Enhancing the Learning Experience of How-to Videos"
Third Place: Lisa Vizer, UMBC
"Different Strokes for Different Folks: Individual Stress Response as Manifested in Typed Text"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Bernd Huber, KIST
"Foot Position as Indicator of Spatial Interest at Public Displays"
Second Place: Megan Torkildson, University of Washington
"Visualizing the Performance of Classification Algorithms with Additional Re-Annotated Data"
Second Place(tie): Joey Rafidi, MIT
"Real-time Trip Planning with the Crowd"
AODS 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Ismael Figueroa, University of Chile
"Towards Control of Aspect Interference using Membranes and Monads"
Second Place: Cynthia Disenfeld, Technion
"User-Friendly Event and Aspect Verification"
Third Place: Aibek Sarimbekov, University of Lugano
"Comparison of Instrumentation Techniques for Dynamic Program Analysis on the Java Virtual Machine"
Undergraduate Category
Winner: Junhee Cho, KAIST
"Rewriting JavaScript Module System"
SAC 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Laura Micconi, Technical University of Denmark
"Multi-ASIP Platform Synthesis for Real-Time Applications"
Second Place: Huwaida Tagelsir Elshoush, University of Khartoum, Sudan
"A Novel Collaborative Intrusion Alert Correlation Model"
Third Place: Razvan Ranca, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
"Reconstructing Shredded Documents"
U-SRC 2013(MSR-SVC) Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Antonia Blanca, UC Berkeley
"Mixing Behavior of the Heat-bath Dynamics in the Mean Field Random-cluster Model"
Second Place: Nihar Shah, UC Berkeley
"Codes for Reliable and Efficient Distributed Storage"
Third Place:Valeria Nikolaenko, Stanford m
"Privacy-Preserving Ridge Regression on Hundreds on Millions of Records"
SIGCSE 2013 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Marc Rubin, Colorado School of Mines
"On-Mote Compressive Sampling in Wireless Seismic Sensor Networks"
Second Place: Austin Bart, Virginia Tech
"Wacky Writing: Enhancing the XO Laptop Platform to Motivate Creative Writing by Children"
Third Place: James Maher, Colorado School of Mines
"A Comprehensive Machine Learning Approach to Predicting and Maximizing Penetration Rates in Earth Pressure Balance Tunnel Boring Machines"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Dimitri Wijesinghe, Vassar College
"CheckPointing MCMCTree"
Second Place: Sulochana Bramhacharya, Hiram College
"Metagenomic Data Analysis Using Clustering"
Third Place: Demetrius Taylor, Lamar University
"Enabling a Resource Limited Robot to Formulate Complex Plans"
SC 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Sarat Sreepathi, North Carolina State University
"Optimus:A Parallel Optimization Framework with Topology Aware PSO and Applications"
Second Place: Ellis H. Wilson, Pennsylvania State University
"Performing Cloud Computing on a Parallet File System"
Third Place: Joshua D. Booth, Pennsylvania State University
"Norm-Coarsened Ordering for Parallel Incomplete Cholesky Preconditioning"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Kayo Teramoto, Yale University
"Pay as You GO in the Cloud: One Watt at a Time"
Second Place: Matthew Wezowicz, University of Delaware
"On the Cost of a General GPU Framework- The Strange Case of CUDA 4.0 vs. CUDA 5.0"
ASSETS 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Javier Torrente, Complutense University of Madrid
"Reusable Game Interfaces for People with Disabilities"
Second Place: Yury Puzis, Stony Brook University
"Accessible Web Automation"
Third Place: Wei Tzu-Wei, Chung Yuan Christian University
"Detecting the Hand-Mouthing Behavior of Children with Intellectual Disability Using Kinect Imaging Technology"
Undergraduate Category
Winner: Nithin Santhanam, University of Pittsburgh
"Wii Remote as a Customizable Web Navigation Device For People with Cerebral Palsy"
SPLASH 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Gustavo Soares, Federal University of Campina Grande
"Automated Behavioral Testing of Refactoring Engines"
Second Place: Mark Zarb, University of Dundee
"Developing a Coding Scheme for the Analysis of Expert Pair Programming Sessions"
Third Place: Thierry Renaux, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
"Parallel Gesture Recognition with Soft Real-Time Guarantees"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Zack F. Coker, Auburn University
"Security-oriented Program Transformations to Cure Integer Overflow Vulnerabilities"
Second Place: Nathan Fulton, Carthage College, Carnegie Mellon University
"Security Through Extensible Type Systems"
Third Place: Benjamin Chung, Carnegie Mellon University
"Benchmarking Typestate-Oriented Programming Languages"
Grace Hopper 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Jaya Kawale, University of Minnesota
"A Graph Based Approach to find Teleconnections in Climate Data"
Second Place: Zalia Shams, Virginia Tech
"Evaluating Students Assignments by Running Their Test Cases against Each Others Code"
Third Place: Awalin Sopan, University of Maryland
"The Dynamics of Web-Based Community Safety Groups: Lessons Learned from the Nation of Neighbor"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Mairin C. Chesney, Michigan State University
"Does Coevolution between Digital Parasites and Hosts Promote Sexual Recombination in Evolutionary Computation?"
Second Place: Jillian E. Kramer, Villanova University
"Measuring the Efficiency of Mobile Technology Using an Adaptation of the Keystroke Level Model"
Third Place: Kaleigh A. Clary, Hendrix College
"A Comparison of the Self-Organizing Map and Growing Neural Gas Network in the Context of Handwriting Recognition"
PACT 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Matthew Gaudet, University of Alberta
"Transactional Event Profiling in a Best-Effort Hardware Transactional Memory System"
Second Place: Gennady Pekhimenko, Carnegie Mellon University
"Efficient Data Compression for Memory Hierarchies"
Third Place: Hari K. Pyla, Virginia Tech
"Transparent Runtime Deadlock Elimination"
ICFP 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Thomas Schilling, University of Kent
"Lambdachine: A Trace-based Just-in-time Compiler for Haskell"
Second Place: Tomas Petricek, University of Cambridge
"Coeffects: The essence of context dependence"
Third Place: Ki Yung Ahn, Portland State University
"System Fi: a higher-order polymorphic lambda-calculi with erasable term indices"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Franciso Ferriera, McGill University
"Bringing Higher-Order Abstract Syntax to Programmers - Compiling Contextual Object"
Second Place: Olivier Savary-Belanger, McGill University
"Beluga Surfacing with Flair, A case study of programming certified code transformations in BELUGA"
Third Place: Matthias Benkard, LMU Munchen
"Type Checking Without Types"
MobiCom 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Peter Dely, Karlstadt University
"CloudMAC - Torwards Software Defined WLANs"
Second Place: Riccardo Crepaldi, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
"LoadingZones: Leveraging Street Parking to Enable Vehicular Internet Access"
Third Place: Michele Segata, University of Insbruk
"A Simulation Tool for Automated Platooning in Mixed Highway Scenarios"
SIGCOMM 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Pietro Marchetta, University of Napoli
"Detecting Third Party Addresses in Traceroute IP Paths"
Second Place: Matthew Grosvenor, Cambridge University
"uvNIC: Rapid Prototyping Network Interface Controller Drivers"
Third Place: Nanxi Kang, Princeton University
"Policy Transformation in Software Defined Networks"
SIGGRAPH 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Tiffany Inglis, University of Waterloo
"Pixelating Vector Line Art"
Second Place: Matthew Hirsch, MIT Media Lab
"8D Display"
Third Place: Eisung Sohn, Yonsei University
"Shape Deformation Using Freeform Deformation Axis"
PLDI 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Jeff Huang, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
"Lightweight Concurrency Crash Reproduction Without Logging Shared Memory Dependencies and Program States"
Second Place: Leo Meyerovich,UC Berkeley
"Synthesizing and Parallelizing Layout Languages"
Third Place: Michael M. Vitousek, University of Colorado at Boulder
"Gradual Typing with Efficient Object Casts"
DAC 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Shao-Yun Fang, NTU
"Lithography Optimization for Sub-22 Nanometer Technologies"
Second Place: Brandon Noia, Duke University
"Test Architecture Design and Optimization for 3D Stacked ICs using Through Silicon Vias"
Third Place: Jeyavijayan Rajendran, NYU Poly
"Securing Integrated Circuits Through Logic Encryption"
Undergraduate Category
Winner: Lawrence Schlitt, Univ. of Utah
"Effects of Thermal Stress on Silicon Photonic Waveguide Operation"
ICSE 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Kelly Blincoe,Drexel University
"Timely Detection of Coordination Requirements to Support Collaboration among Software Developers"
Second Place: Kai Yu, Beihang University
"Improving Failure-inducing Changes Identification using Coverage Analysis"
Third Place: Soudip Chowdhury , UNITN
"Assisting Mashup Development in Browser Based Modeling Tool"
Undergraduate Category
Winner: Pablo Estefo, Universidad de Chile
"Restructuring Unit Tests with TestSurgeon"
CHI 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Heather Underwood, University of Colorado, Boulder
"PartoPen: Enhancing the Partograph with Digital Pen Technology"
Second Place: Shaojian Zhu, University of Maryland BC
"SocialProof: Using Crowdsourcing for Correcting Errors to Improve Speech Based Dictation Experiences"
Third Place: Amirrudin Kamsin, University College London
"Personal Task Management: My tools fall apart when I'm very busy!"
Undergraduate Category
Winner: Geza Kovacs, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"ScreenMatch: Providing context to software translators by displaying screenshots"
CGO 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Todd Jackson, University of California
"Changing the Game: Using Software Diversity to Counter Return-Oriented Programming"
Second Place: Carolina Simoes Gomes, University of Alberta
"Applying Flow Graph Mining to the Performance Analysis of Flat Profile Applications"
Third Place: Riyadh Baghdadi, INRIA
"Putting Polyhedral Optimization Techniques to Work in Production Compilers:
Progresses in Scalability and Memory Management"
AOSD 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Cynthia Disenfeld, Technion Israel Institute of Technology
"Compositional Verification of Events and Aspects"
Second Place: Jens Nikolay, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
"Tearing Down the Multicore Barrier for Web Applications"
Third Place: Jurgen Van Ham, TU Darmstadt
"Adding High-Level Concurrency to EScala"
SIGCSE 2012 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Tanmoy Sarkar, Iowa State University
"Dynamic Test Input Generation for Database Applications to Achieve High Mutation Score"
Second Place: Monika Akbar, Virginia Tech
"Deduced Social Networks for Educational Portal"
Third Place: Kevin Buffardi, Virginia Tech
"Student Adherence to Test-First Programming in the Classroom"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Kelly Smith, Slippery Rock University
"PICS: Platform Independent Cloud Scripting"
Second Place: Elizabeth Skiba, SUNY Geneseo
"Experimentally Exploring Algorithmic Descriptions of Three-Dimensional Geometry"
Third Place: Stephanie Schmidt, Sonoma State University
"Modeling the Power Consumption of Computer Systems with Graphics Processing Units (GPUs)"
SC 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Vladimir Umiftsev, University of Nebraska-Omaha
"A Scalable Group Testing Based Algorithm for Finding d-highest Betweenness Centrality Vertices in Large Scale Networks"
Second Place: Sam Ade Jacobs, Texas A&M University
"From Days to Seconds: Scalable Parallel Algorithm for Motion Planning"
Third Place: Ehsan Totoni, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"Optimizing All-to-All Algorithm for Blue Waters Using Simulation"
GRACE HOPPER 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Tiffany C. Inglis, University of Waterloo
"Generating Opt Art Lines"
Second Place: Maryam Sadeghi, Simon Fraser University
"Automated Detection and Analysis of Dermoscopic Structures on Dermoscopy Images"
Third Place: Niyati Chhaya, University of Maryland
"Joint Inference for Extracting Text Descriptors from Triage Images of Mass Disaster Victims"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Stephanie M. Antetomaso, Wheaton College
"Unsupervised Phoneme Segmentation in Continuous Speech"
Second Place: Pragya Tripathi, Columbia College
"Alice in WonderClassroom"
Third Place: Avani Nandini, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
"What If Application Demands Phonetic Similarity?"
ASSETS 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Rolf Black, University of Dundee, Scotland
"The PhonicStick A Joystick to Generate Novel Words Using Phonics"
Second Place: Ha Trinh, Universty of Dundee, Scotland
"Using a Computer Intervention to Support Phonological Awareness Development of Nonspeaking Adults"
Third Place: Markus Guentert, University of Potsdam, Germany
"Improving Public Transit Accessibility for Blind Riders: A Train Station Navigation Assistant"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Brandon Shrewsbury, University of West Georgia
"Providing Haptic Feedback Using The Kinect"
Second Place: Sanjana Prasain, University of Washington
"StopFinder: Improving the Experience of Blind Public Transit Riders with Crowdsourcing"
Third Place: Victoria Hribar, Virginia Commonwealth University
"The TaskTracker"
SPLASH 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Hari K. Pyla, Virginia Tech
"Coarse-Grain Speculation for Emerging Processors"
Second Place:Jelena Vlasenko, Free University of Bolzano/Bozen, Italy
"Exploring Developer's Tool Paths"
Third Place:Hiroki Nishino, NUS Graduate School for Integrative Sciences & Engineering, Singapore
"Misfits in Abstractions: Toward User Centered Design in Domain-Specific Languages for End-user Programming"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Sarah Chasins, Swarthmore College
"Efficient Implementation of the Plaid Language"
Second Place:Melina Mongiovi, Federal University of Campina Grande, Brazil
"Safira: A Tool for Evaluating Behavior Preservation"
Third Place: Ernesto Alfonso, Carnegie Mellon University
"Automatic Protocol-Conformance Recommendations"
PACT 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Alexandros Tzannes, University of Maryland, College Park
"Improving Run-Time Scheduling for General-Purpose Parallel Code"
Second Place: Zhijia Zhao, College of William and Mary
"Probabilistic Models towards Optimal Speculation of DFA Applications"
Third Place: Rance Rodrigues, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
"An Architecture to Enable Lifetime Full Chip Testability in Chip Multiprocessors"
MobiCom 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Ashish Patro, University of Wisconsin
"AirTrack: Locating Non-WiFi Interferers using Commodity WiFi Hardware"
Second Place: Zhongli Liu, University of Massachusetts Lowell
"HAWK: An Unmanned Mini Helicopter-based Aerial Wireless Kit for Search, Rescue and Surveillance"
Third Place: Ahmed E. Kosba, Egypt-Japan Univ. of Science and Technology
"A Robust Technique for WLAN Device-free Passive Motion Detection"
SIGCOMM 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Matthias Wilhelm, TU Kaiserslautern
"WiFire: A Firewall for Wireless Networks"
Second Place: Wenchao Zhou, University of Pennsylvania
"FSR: Formal Analysis and Implementation Toolkit for Safe Inter-domain Routing"
Third Place: Mainack Mondal, Max Planck Institute
"Limiting Large-scale Crawls of Social Networking Sites"
SIGGRAPH 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Lech Swirski, University of Cambridge
"Layered Photo Pop-Up"
Second Place: Clemens Birklbauer, Johannes Kepler University Linz
"Display Pixel Caching"
Third Place: Yusuke Matsui, The University of Tokyo
"Interactive Manga Retargeting"
DAC 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Wing Chiu Tam, Carnegie Mellon University
"Physically-Aware Analysis of Systematic Defects in Integrated Circuits"
Second Place: Jayanand Asok Kumar, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
"Static Analysis of RTL Source Code for Estimating Aging-induced Degradation"
Third Place: Nauman Khan, Tufts University
"Method to Mitigate Through-Silicon Via-Induced Substrate Noise"
PLDI 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Dimitris Vardoulakis, Northeastern University
"High-Order Flow Analysis with Call/Return Matching"
Second Place: Cindy Rubio Gonzalez, Universidad of Wisconsin, Madison
"Finding Error-Handling Bugs Using Static Analysis"
Third Place: Jaeheon Yi, University of California, Santa Cruz
"Building a Better Concurrency: Cooperative Reasoning for Preemptive Execution"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Samantha Wood, Bryn Mawr College
"SMOReS: Sparse Matrix Omens of Reordering Success"
Second Place: Max Grossman, Rice University
"Dynamic Task parallelism with a GPU Work-Stealing Runtime System"
Third Place: Sandeep Kumar Bindal, Indian Institute of Technology, India
"Systematic Ranking of Thread Schedules for Testing Multithreaded Programs"
ICS 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Yuan Tian, Auburn University
"Enabling Petascale Data Analysis for Scientific Applications Through Data Reorganization"
Second Place: Matthieu Dorier, ENS Cachan
"Damaris: Using Dedicated I/O Cores for Scalable Post-petascale HPC Simulations"
Third Place: Choonki Jang, Seoul National University
"An Automatic Code Overlaying Technique for Multicores with Explicitly-Managed Memory Hierarchies"
ICSE 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Shauvik Roy Choudhary, Georgia Institute of Technology
"Detecting Cross-browser Issues in Web Applications"
Second Place: Sai Zhang, University of Washington
"Combined Static and Dynamic Automated Test Generation"
Third Place: Sandeep Kumar, National University of Singapore
"Specification Mining in Concurrent and Distributed Systems"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Julius Davies, University of Victoria, Canada
"Measuring Subversions: Security and Legal Risk in Reused Software Artifacts"
Second Place: Vanessa Pena, Universidad de Chile
"Test Blueprint: An Effective Visual Support for Test Coverage"
Winner of the Innovative use of Microsoft technology Award: Xusheng Xiao
"Problem Identification for Structural Test Generation: First Step Towards Cooperative Developer Testing"
CHI 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Hyungsin Kim, Georgia Institute of Technology
"Exploring Technological Opportunities for Cognitive Impairment Screening"
Second Place: Wei Dong, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
"Cultural Difference in Image Searching"
Third Place: Vera Liao, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
"How User Reviews Influence Older and Younger Adults' Credibility Judgments of Online Health Information"
Undergraduate Category
Winner: Svenja Leifert, University of Konstanz
"The Influence of Grids on Spatial and Content Memory"
AOSD 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Camila Nunes, PUC Rio
"On the Proactive Identification of Mistakes on Concern Mapping Tasks"
Second Place: Danilo Ansaloni, University of Lugano
"Self-Refining Aspects for Dynamic Program Analysis"
Third Place: Ismael Figueroa, University of Chile
"Avoiding Confusion with Exception Handling in Aspect-Oriented Programming"
SiGCSE 2011 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Acey Boyce, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
"Augmenting Educational Tools through Conversion to Games"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Zachary Zappala, The College of New Jersey
"Investigating Computational Methods for Evaluating Putative Substrate Conformations in Cytochrome P450s"
Second Place: Charles Stolper, Furman University
"TheCave: Using GPUs and Classical Philosophy to Data-Mine Images "
Third Place: Shaun Pickford, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
"Dance Tool: Creation of a New Culturally Situated Educational Game"
SC 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Swapnil Patil, Carnegie Mellon University
"Scale and Concurrency of GIGA+: File System Directories with Millions of Files"
Second Place: Yi Gu, University of Memphis
"Optimizing End-to-End Performance of Scientific Workflows in Distributed Environments"
Third Place: Kanimathai Duraisamy, University of Nebraska Omaha
"An Efficient Algorithm for Obtaining Low Memory Approximation Models of Large-Scale Networks"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: David C. Goode, Harvard University
"Parallelized Hartree-Fock Code for Scalable Structural and Electronic Simulation of Large Nanoscale Molecules"
Second Place: Alan P.Humphrey, University of Utah
"An Integration of Dynamic MPI Formal Verification within Eclipse PTP"
Third Place: Daren J. Hasenkamp, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
"Finding Tropical Cyclones on Clouds"
ASSETS 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Shiri Azenkot, University of Washington
"GoBraille: Enhancing Independence and Safety for Blind and Deaf-Blind Public Transit Riders"
Second Place: Kristen Shinohara, University of Washington
"Investigating Meaning in Uses of Assistive Devices: Implications of Social and Professional Contexts"
Third Place: Kyle Montague, University of Dundee
"Accessible Indoor Navigation"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Samuel White, University of Rochester
"AudioWiz: Nearly Real-time Audio Transcriptions"
Second Place: Timothy Walsh, University of Delaware
"Utterance-Based Systems: Organization and Design of AAC Interfaces"
Third Place: Jason Behmer, University of Washington
"LocalEyes: Accessible GPS and Points of Interest"
SPLASH 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Ciera Jaspan, Carnegie Mellon University
"Verifying Configuration Files"
Second Place: Boaz Rosenan, Open Univesity of Israel
"Designing Language-Oriented Programming Languages"
Third Place: Ferosh Jacob, University of Alabama
"Extending Abstract APIs to Shared Memory"
Grace Hopper 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Abrita Chakravarty, Duke University
"A Modular Pipeline for Computational Prediction of Imprinted Human Genes"
Second Place: Tanzima Z. Islam, Purdue University
"Harnessing Multiple Cores for Efficient Checkpointing in Grid Systems"
Third Place: Nurcan Durak, University of Louisville
"Principal Contour Extraction and Contour Classification to Detect Coronal Loops from the Solar Images"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Sophia Yang, Pomona College
"What are You Looking At? Classifying Neural Activity of the Fusiform Face Area"
Second Place: Sarah H. Harmon, Colby College
"Human Perception of Gendered Artificial Entities" MobiCom 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Souvik Sen, Duke University
"Listen Before You Talk, But on the Frequency Domain"
Second Place: Shahriyar Amini, Carnegie Mellon University
"Caché: Caching Location-Enhanced Content to Improve User Privacy"
Third Place: Dan Levin, Deutsche Telekom Labs
"TCPSpeaker: Clean and Dirty Sides of the Same Slate"
PACT 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Niket K. Choudhary, North Carollina State University
"FabScalar: Composing Synthesizable RTL Designs of Arbitrary Cores within a Canonical Superscalar Template"
Second Place: Mehdi Modarressi, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
"A Scalable High-performance Reconfigurable On-chip Network Architecture"
Third Place: Nalini Vasudevan, Columbia University
"D2C: Deterministic, Deadlock-free Concurrency"
Undergraduate Category
Winner: Peter Calvert, University of Cambridge, UK
"Offloading Java to Graphics Processors"
SIGCOMM 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Szymon Jakubczak, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"One-Size-Fits-All Wireless Video"
Second Place: Samuel David Perli, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"PixNet: LCD-Camera Pairs as Communication Links"
Third Place: Jie Xiong, University College London
"SecureAngle: Improving Wireless Security Using Angle-of-Arrival Information"
Undergraduate Category
Winner: Tianyi Wang , Tsinghua University
"Unbiased Sampling in Directed Social Graph"
Siggraph 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Pedro Cruz, Universidade de Coimbra
"Visualizing Empires Decline"
Second Place: James Gregson, The University of British Columbia
"Rapid Surface and Volume Mesh Generation From Depth-Augmented Visual Hulls"
Third Place: Michael Berger, University of Edinburgh
"Carnival: A Modular Framework for Automated Facial Animation "
DAC 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Tan Yan, University of Illinois
"A Novel Placement Approach to Length-Matching Routing"
Second Place: Peter Milder, Carnegie Mellon University
"A Formula-Driven Approach for Compiling and Optimizing Hardware Implementations of DSP Transforms"
Third Place: Xiangyu Dong, Penn State University
"Modeling and Leveraging Emerging Non-Volatile Memories for Future Computer Designs"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Tsung Wei Huang, University: National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
"Droplet Routing Algorithms for Digital Microfluidic Biochips"
PLDI 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Eva Burrows, University of Bergen, Norway
"Harnessing the Driving Force of Dependencies"
Second Place: Anh Vo, University of Utah
"Scalable Verification of MPI Programs"
Third Place: Mirza Beg, University of Waterloo
"Instruction Scheduling on Multicores"
Undergraduate Category
Winner: Daniel Ehrenberg, Carleton College
"Closure Elimination as Constant Propagation"
ICSE 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Andrew Bragdon, Brown University
"Code Bubbles: Rethinking the User Interface Paradigm of Integrated Development Environments"
Second Place: Zvonimir Rakamaric, University of British Columbia
"STORM: Static Unit Testing of Concurrent Programs"
Third Place: Thomas Fritz, University of British Columbia
"Staying Aware of Relevant Feeds in Context"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Florian S. Gysin, University of Bern
"Improved Social Trustability of Code Search Results"
CHI 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Yuichi Fujiki, University of Houston
"IPHONE As a Physical Activity Measurement Platform"
Second Place: Dana Rotman, University of Maryland
"Constant Connectivity, Selective Participation: Mobile-Social Interaction of Students and Faculty"
Third Place: D.Yvette Wohn, Michigan State University
"Building Commmon Ground and Reciprocity through Social Network Games"
Undergraduate Category
First Place:Eleanor Poley, Knox College
"RUMU Editor: A Non-WYSIWYG Web Editor for Non-Technical Users"
Second Place: Yvonne Jansen, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
"MUDPAD: Fluid Haptics for Multitouch Surfaces"
Third Place: Elizabeth Stobert, Carleton University, Canada
"Usability and Strength in Click-Based Graphical Passwords"
SIGCSE 2010 Winners
Graduate Category
Andrew Meneely, North Carolina State University
"Secure Open Source Collaboration: An Empirical Study of Linus' Law"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Tommy Carpenter, Central CT State Univ.
"Iris Recognition for Mobile Devices"
Second Place: Eric Drewniak, Wheaton College
"Unsupervised Discovery of Motifs with Amplitude"
Third Place: Stefan Maurer, Hiram College
"Analysis of User Behavior"
SC 2009 Winner
Undergraduate Category
Jacqueline R. Addesa, Virginia Tech
"On the Efficacy of Haskell for High-Performance Computational Biology"
ASSETS 2009 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Miriam Madsen, MIT
"iSET: Enabling in Situ and Post Hoc Video Labeling"
Second Place: Nova Ahmed, Georgia Institute of Technology
"Defining Virtualization Based System Abstractions for an Indoor Assistive Living for Elderly Care"
Third Place: Wei-Hsun Chen, Chung Yuan Christian University
"MGuider: Mobile Guiding and Tracking System in Public Transit System for Individuals with Cognitive Impairments"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Raphael Rush, Queen's University
"Sensation Augmentation to Relieve Pressure Sore Formation in Wheelchair Users"
Second Place: Stephen Steward, University of Delaware
"Designing AAC Interfaces for Commercial Brain-Computer Interaction Gaming Hardware"
OOPSLA 2009 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Tudor Dumitras,Carnegie Mellon University
"Dependable, Online Upgrades in Enterprise Systems"
Second Place: Michael Pradel, ETH Zurich
"Dynamic Inference and Refinement of API Usage Protocols"
Third Place: Nels E. Beckman, Carnegie Mellon University
"Modular Typestate Checking in Concurrent Java Programs"
Undergraduate Category
Diego Cavalcanti, Federal University of Campina Grande
"Improving Safety when Refactoring Aspect-Oriented Programs"
Grace Hopper 2009 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Taniya Siddiqua, University of Virginia
"Dynamic NBTI Management in Multicore Processor"
Second Place: Xiaohuan (Iris) Yan, Monash University
"Handover Optimization in Fourth-Generation Heterogeneous Wireless Networks"
Third Place: Zartasha Mustansar, The University of Manchester, UK
"Computer Aided Insights into the Biomechanics of Dinosaurs"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Manasi Vartak, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
"Recommendation-based Query Relaxation via Space Partitioning and Mapping Functions"
Second Place: Nan Meng, Winona State University
"Presenting Clinical Survival Probability Charts on Mobile Devices"
Second Place (tie): Lucy Vasserman, Pomona College
"Towards Emotionally Intelligent Machines: A Comprehensive Mood Classification System"
MobiCom 2009 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Dimitrios Koutsonikolas, Purdue University
"Designing Coded Feedback for Efficient Network Coding Based Opportunistic Routing"
Second Place: Ionut Constandache, Duke University
"Highlights: Event Coverage in Mobile Social Networks"
Third Place: Sriram Nandha Premnath, University of Utah
"Secret Key Extraction in MIMO-Like Sensor Networks Using Wireless Signal Strength"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Chun-Wei Chen, National Taiwan University
"DANCE: A Game-Theoretical Femtocell Channel Exchange Mechanism"
Second Place: Ahmed Saeed, Nile University
"DNIS: A Middleware for Dynamic Multiple Network Interface Scheduling"
PACT 2009 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Bushra Ahsan, City University of New York
"A Hybrid Compiler-Architecture Technique to Manage Off-Chip Traffic for Multicore Chips"
Second Place: Jayaram Bobba, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Designing Efficient Safe Supervised Memory Systems"
Third Place: Samer Arandi, University of Cyprus
"DDM-VMC: The Data-Driven Multithreading"
SIGGRAPH 2009 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Tae-Joon Kim (presenter), Bochang Moon, Duksu Kim, Sung-Eui Yoon (presenter)
"RACBVHs: Random-Accessible Compressed Bounding Volume Hierarchies"
Second Place: Matthew Hirsch (presenter), Douglas Lanman, Ramesh Raskar, Henry Holtzman
"BiDi Screen: Depth and Lighting Aware Interaction and Display"
Third Place: Lisa Blum (presenter), Wolfgang Broll, Stefan Müller
"Augmented Reality under water"
Hypertext 2009 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Christian Koerner, TU Graz
"The Motivation behind Tagging"
Second Place: Michal Tvarozek, Slovak University of Technology
"Personalized Semantic Web Exploration Based on Adaptive Faceted Browsing"
Third Place: Ching Man Au Yeung, University of Southampton
"User-Induced Hyperlinks in Collaborative Tagging Systems"
PLDI 2009 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Jennifer B. Sartor, University of Texas at Austin
"Efficient Array lets for the Masses"
Second Place: Ohad Shacham, Tel Aviv University
"Chameleon: Adaptive Selection of Collections"
Third Place: Michael Ashley-Rollman, Carnegie Mellon University
"Distributing Logic Programs"
Undergraduate Category
Paul Magrath, Trinity College Dublin
"Encryption Code Generator"
SIGCHI 2009 Winners
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Jun Kato, University of Tokyo
"Mult-Touch Interface for Controlling Multiple Mobile Robots"
Second Place: Zhiquan Yeo, Carnegie Mellon University
"KTE2: An Engine for Kinetic Typography"
Third Place: Marcus Reul, RWTH Aachen University
"Bringing Usability to Industrial Control Systems"
Graduate Category
First Place: Patrick Gage Kelley, Carnegie Mellon University
"Designing a Privacy Label: Assisting Consumer Understanding of Online Privacy Practices"
Second Place: Brynn M. Evans, University of California, San Diego
"Exploring the Cognitive Consequences of Social Search"
Third Place: Charlene Jennett, University College London
"Investigating Computer Game Immersion and the Component Real World Dissociation"
SIGCSE 2009 Winners
Graduate Category
Alma Cemerlic, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
"Fine-grained reputation-based routing in wireless ad hoc networks"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Michael Liberatore, the College of Wooster
"Comparing Numerical Integration Methods in a Simulator for the Draping Behavior of Cloth"
Second Place: Sara Voss, Coe College
A GPU-Accelerated Method for Estimating the Desolvation Energy of Protein Complexes
Third Place: Aaron Gember, Marquette University
"Real-Time TCP for Embedded Devices"
SC 2008 Winners
Undergraduate Category
Co-Winner: Sara Alspaugh, University of Virginia
"Policy-driven Data Management for Distributed Scientific Collaborations using a Rule Engine"
Co-Winner: Gabriel E. Martinez, Virginia Tech
"Characterizing and Optimizing Virtualization Overhead for Portable High-performance Networking"
Graduate Category
First Place: Akila Gothandaraman, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
"Acceleration of Quantum Monte Carlo Applications on Emerging Computing Platforms"
Second Place: David Dynerman, University of Wisconsin
"A GPU-Accelerated Method for Estimating the Desolvation Energy of Protein Complexes"
Third Place: Abhinav Bhatele, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
"Effects of Contention on Message Latencies in Large Supercomputers"
OOPSLA 2008 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Kevin Bierhoff, Carnegie Mellon University
"Checking API Protocol Compliance in Java"
Second Place: Michael Gegick, North Carolina State University
"Failure-prone Components are also Attack-prone Components"
Third Place: Marwan Abi-Antoun, Carnegie Mellon University
"Static Extraction and Conformance Checking of the Runtime Architecture of Object-Oriented Systems"
ASSETS 2008 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Keith Trnka, University of Delaware
"Adapting word prediction to subject matter without topic-labeled data"
Second Place: Xu Liu, University of Maryland
"A Camera Phone Based Currency Reader for the Visually Impaired"
Third Place: Mohammed E. Hoque, MIT
"Analysis of Speech Properties of Neurotypicals and Individuals Diagnosed with Autism and Down's Syndrome"
MobiCom 2008 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Stratis Ioanidis, University of Toronto
"On the Distribution of Content Updates over a Mobile Social Network"
Second Place: Samuel Nelson, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
"Encounter-Based Routing in DTNs"
Third Place: Dimitrios Koutsonikolas, Purdue University
"XCOR: Synergistic Interflow Network Coding and Opportunistic Routing"
Grace Hopper 2008 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Ramya Raghavendra, University of California, Santa Barbara
A Case for Adapting Channel Width in Wireless Networks
Second Place: Sadaf Zahedi, University of California, Los Angeles
Quality of Information-Aware Design and Management of Sensor Network
Third Place: Candy Yiu, Portland State University
60GHZ High Speed Wireless Architecture
Undergraduate Category Only
First Place: Neha Singh, IIT Bombay
"Scaling Network Games Using Collaborative P2P Overlay"
Second Place: Alice (Xuexin) Zhu, Harvey Mudd College
HoverCross: Modeless Editing for Pen-Based Computing
Third Place: Sarah M. Loos, Indiana University
Variations of Strassen's Matrix Multiplication Algorithms
SIGGRAPH 2008 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Max Grosse, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Coded Aperture Projection
Second Place: Ly Phan, Washington University/St.Louis
"Surface Reconstruction from Point Set Using Projection Operator"
Third Place: Hitoshi Uno, Kwansei Gakuin University
"Lace Curtain: Measurement of BTDF and rendering of woven cloth"
HyperText 2008 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Yves Petinot, Columbia University
"Context-based URL Summarization"
Second Place: Charlie Hargood, University of Southampton
"A Thematic Model for Narrative Generation"
Third Place: Danielle Hyunsook Lee
PITTCULT: Recommender System using Trusted Human Network
PLDI 2008 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Haifeng He, University of Arizona
Compressing Dynamic Data Structures
Second Place: Anne Mulhern, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Effective Slicing
Third Place: Michael Achenbach, University of Aarhus
Hybrid Program Analysis for Error Detection
CHI 2008 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: William Odom, University of Indiana
Personal Inventories: Toward Durable Human-Product Relationships
Second Place (tie): Lisa Nathan, University of Washington
"Ecovillages, Values, and Information Technology: Balancing Sustainability with Daily Life in 21st Century America"
Second Place (tie): Ye Kyaw Thu, Waseda University
"Positional Prediction: Consonant Cluster Prediction Text Entry Method for Burmese"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Suzanne Prior, University of Dundee
"Interface Metaphor Design and Instant Messaging for Older Adults"
Second Place: Gero Herkenrath, Aachen University
TWEND: Twisting and Bending as New Interaction Gesture in Mobile Devices
Third Place: Zhiquan Yeo, Carnegie Mellon University
"Emotional Instant Messaging with KIM"
SIGCSE 2008 Winners
Undergradate Category Only
Winner: Tal Rusak, Cornell University
"Accurate, Scalable Simulation of Tiny OS Sensor Networks using Physically-Based Signal Power Models"
Supercomputing 2007 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Junqing Sun, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Obtaining High Performance via Lower-Precision FPGA Floating Point Units
Second Place: Timothy Hartley, Ohio State University
Storing and Searching Massive Scale-free Graphs Author Information
Third Place: Alexandru Iosup, Delft University of Technology
GrenchMark: A Framework for Testing Large-Scale Distributed Computing Systems
OOPSLA 2007 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Otavio Lemos
"CodeGenie: A Tool for Test-Driven Source Code Search"
Second Place: Marwan Abi-Antoun
Assuring the Execution Architecture of Object-Oriented Programs using Ownership Domain Annotations
Third Place: Emerson Murphy-Hill
Activating Refactorings Faster
Grace Hopper 2007 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Himabindu Pucha, Purdue University
Exploiting Similarity for Multi-Source Downloads Using File Handprints
Second Place: Wanmin Wu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"Towards Multi-Party Collaboration in 3D Tele-Immersive Environments"
Third Place: Amrita Pati
Genomic Signatures from DNA Word Graphs
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Neha Singh
Tapia 2007 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Joy Kamunyori, University of Virginia
Handling Self-Modifying Code Using Software Dynamic Translation
Second Place: Tao Cui, California Institute of Technology
Opportunistic Source Coding for Data Gathering in Wireless Sensor Networks
Third Place: Talithia Willliams, Rice University
"A Spatio-Temporal Model for Bias Estimation in Radar Rainfal Data"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Michael Eagle, University of North Carolina - Charlotte
"Wu's Castle: Teaching For Loops and Arrays Using Games"
Second Place: Jerry Backer, City University of New York
"The Effect of Memory Bandwidth on Processor Performance"
Third Place: Lonnie T. Parker, Georgia Institute of Technology
Learning Locomotion Behaviors for Adaptation of Omni-Directional Walking Patterns ASSETS 2007 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Jun Gong
Second Place: Darren Lunn
SADIe: Exposing Implicit Information to Improve Accessibility
MOBICOM 2007 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Shravan Rayanchu
"Deconstructing Wireless Errors: Collision or 'Bad' Channel"
Second Place: Mehedi Bakht and Yuan Yuan
Mehedi Bakht: On the Feasibility of High-power Radios in Sensor Networks
Third Place: Udayan Kumar
Gender-based feature analysis in Campus-wide WLANS
SIGGRAPH 2007 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Eric Brochu
"Preference Galleries for BRDF Design"
Second Place: Lu Liu
"Surface Network Construction from Non-parallel Cross-sections"
Third Place: Sumit Jain
"Optimization-Based Interactive Motion Synthesis for Virtual Characters"
PLDI 2007 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Lakshminarayanan Renganarayana, Colorado State University
Posynomials: the Language of Optimal Tiling
Second Place: David Lo, National University of Singapore
A Sound and Complete Specification Miner
Third Place: Ramakrishna Gummadi, University of Southern California
Global Atomicity Guarantees for Sensor Networks
STOC 2007 Winners
Undergraduate Category Only
First Place: Matei Zaharia
Fast and Optimal Scheduling over Multiple Network Interfaces
Second Place: Kevin Dick
A Mathematical Model of Hardware Prefetching
CHI 2007 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Wendy Moncur, Universities of Aberdeen & Dundee
Providing Affective Information to Family and Friends Based on Social Networks
Second Place: Nathan G. Freier, University of Washington
Children Distinguish Conventional from Moral Violations in Interactions with a Personified Agent
Third Place: Eric Lee, RWTH Aachen University
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Satyendra Nainwal, University of Michigan
Second Place: Anthony Collins, University of Sydney
Exploring Tabletop File System Interaction
Winners of the 2006-2007 SRC Grand Finals
Graduate Category
First Place: Eugene Borodin, Stony Brook University
HearSay: Context-Directed Non-Visual Web Browser
Second Place: Emerson Murphy-Hill, Portland State University
Improving Usability of Refactoring Tools
Third Place: Bowen Hui, University of Toronto
Automatic Software Customization: A Methodology for Learning Individual Preferences
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Anselm Grundhoefer, Bauhaus-University Weimar
Real-Time Adaptive Radiometric Compensation
Second Place: Maria A. Kazandjieva, Mt. Holyoke College
Lightweight Economic Models for Resource Sharing in Wireless Networks
Third Place: Yuan-Ting E. Huang, University of British Columbia
Mobile Phone Keypad Design for Fast Chinese Text Entry by Phonetic Spelling
SIGCSE 2007 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Jiang Zheng, North Carolina State University
On Regression Testing COTS-based Applications
Second Place: Seiji Isotani, Osaka University
Using Ontologies to Develop Theory-aware Collaborative Learning Applications
Third Place: Ewa Misiolek, University of Notre Dame
"Two Flow Network Simplification Algorithms"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Anthony Gitter, Arizona State University
Biomedical Information Extraction Through Deep Parsing and Syntactic Role Matching
Second Place: Maria A. Kazandjieva, Mt. Holyoke College
Economic Models for Resource Sharing in Wireless Networks
Third Place: Christopher Earl, Ohio Wesleyan University
"Shared Shortest Paths"
SC 2006 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Benjamin C Lee, Harvard University
"Statistical Inference for Efficient Microarchitectural and Application Analysis"
Second Place: Jik-Soo Kim, University of Maryland at College Park
"Employing Peer-to-Peer Services for Robust Grid Computing"
Third Place: Taiga Nakamura, University of Maryland
"HPCBugBase: An Experience Base for HPC Defects"
ASSETS 2006 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Joshua Hailpern, Carnegie Mellon University
"WISE: A Wizard Interface Supporting Enhanced Usability"
Second Place: Yevgen Borodin, Stony Brook University
"A Flexible VXML Interpreter for Non-Visual Web Access"
Third Place: Murni Mahmud, University Of Manchester, UK
"A Mixed Method For Evaluating Input Devices With Older Persons"
OOPSLA 2006 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: George Fairbanks, Carnegie Mellon University
"Design Fragments Make Framework Use Easier"
Second Place: Emerson Murphy-Hill, Portland State University
"Improving Usability Of Refactoring Tools"
Third Place: Dario Correal, Universidad de Los Andes, Colombia
"Definition And Execution Of Multiple Viewpoints In Workflow Processes"
Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing 2006 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Laura Chiticariu
"A non-intrusive Data-driven Approach to Debugging Schema Mapping for Data Exchange"
Second Place: Bowen Hui
"Decision-Theoretic Intelligent Assistance"
Third Place: Jhilmil Jain
"Extensible and Dynamic Data Stucture Viewers in Java"
Undergraduate Winner
Erica Yuan-Ting Huang
"Mobile phone keypad design for Fast Chinese Text Entry by Phonetic Spelling" MOBICOM 2006 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Vivek Shrivastava
"On the (In)Feasibility of Fine Grained Transmit Power Control"
Second Place: Robin Snader
"Energy-Efficient Frame Dropping Policies for Multimedia"
Third Place: Vishnu Navda
"Deflect: Interference-aware Fast Path Adaptation in Wireless Mesh Networks"
Undergraduate Category
Michael Ford
"Opportunistic Bandwidth Allocation with SDR"
SIGGRAPH 2006 Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Wenjin Zhou (Brown University)
"Perceptual Coloring and 2D Sketching for Segmentation of Neural Pathways"
Second Place: Zeki Melek (Texas A&M University)
"Bending Burning Matches and Crumpling Burning Paper"
Third Place: Makoto Okabe (University of Tokyo)
"Illumination Brush: Interactive Design of Image-based Lighting"
Undergraduate Winner
Anselm Grundhoefer (Bauhaus University, Germany)
"Real-Time Adaptive Radiometric Compensation"
2006 Grand Finals Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Danny Dig, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"Toward Automatic Upgrade of Component-Based Applications"
Second Place: Yaling Yang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"Interference-aware Loop-free Routing For Mesh Networks"
Third Place: David Janzen, University of Kansas
"Software Architecture Improvement through Test-Driven Development"
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Yuki Mori, University of Tokyo
"Automatic Cross-Sectioning Using 3D Field Topology Analysis"
Second Place: Scott Hale, Eckerd College
"Unsupervised Thresholding Morphological Processing for Automatic Fin-outline Extraction in DARWIN (Digital Analysis and Recognition of Whale Images on a Network)"
Third Place: Jeffrey Adair, Hiram College
"Locating, Tracking, and Interpreting Ean-13 Bar Code Waveforms in a Two-Dimensional Video Stream"
SIGCSE 2006 Winners
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Shiri Azenkot (Pomona College)
"An Evaluation of the Edit-Distance-With-Moves Similarity Metric for Comparing Genetic Sequences"
Second Place: Scott Hale (Eckerd College)
"Unsupervised Thresholding and Morphological Processing for Automatic Fin-outline Extraction"
Third Place: Jeffrey Adair (Hiram College)
"Locating, Tracking, and Interpreting EAN-13 Bar Code Waveforms in a Two-dimensional Video Stream"
Graduate Category
Purvi Shah (University of Houston)
"Fast Fourier Transforms on High Performance Computing Systems"
OOPSLA 2005 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Danny Dig
Using Refractorings to Automatically Update Component-Based Applications
Second Place: Uri Dekel
Supporting Distributed Software Design Meetings: What Can We Learn from Co-located Meetings?
Tie for Third Place: David Janzen
Software Architecture Improvement through Test-Driven Development
Ruth Lennon
Optimization of Service Provision for Composite Website Services (CWS)
SIGGRAPH 2005 Winners
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Yuki Mori
Second Place: Toshiya Hachisuka
Graduate Category
First Place: Tiberiu Popa
Second Place: Daniel Keefe
Third Place: Masanori Kakimoto
MobiCom 2005 Winners
Graduate Category Only
First Place: Joel Koshy
Second Place: Albert F. Harris, III
Third Place: Yaling Yang
2005 Grand Finals Winners
Graduate Category
First Place: Jane Tougas, Dalhousie University
Updating the Partial SVD: Making LSI Run Faster
Second Place: Kulesh Shanmugasundaram, Polytechnic University
ForNet: A Distributed Forensic Network
Third Place: Tao Xie, University of Washington at Seattle
Automatic Identification of Common and Special Object-Oriented Unit Tests
Undergraduate Category
First Place: Eric Bodden, RWTH Aachen University
Efficient and Expressive Runtime Verification for Java
Second Place: Spiros Xanthos, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Clustering Object-Oriented Software Systems Using Spectral Graph Partitioning
Third Place: Kamil Wnuk, Harvey Mudd College
Dense 3D Mapping with Monocular Vision


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- Artists Wareika, Wareika, Aufgang, GusGus, Daniel Nitsch, Mathias Kaden, Alex Flatner, Lopazz, Patrick Chardronnet, Kasper Bjorke & His Friendly Ghost, Soukie & Windish, Kollektiv Turmstrasse, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo)
- Release Date 2011-10-07
- Labels Connaisseur Recordings
- Catalog CNS010
- Description The album title, as you might know, means 'through hardships to the stars', and that is precisely Wareikas motto. You could say, that the trio from Hamburg is the hardest working bunch in the music business. Only last year, they released two albums straight: 'Formatio' on the Danish boutique label Tartelet Records, and 'Harmony Park' on worldwide respected Perlon Records. The enormous output by the trio is reminiscent of jazz musicians of the 60ties. Please enjoy this almost 80 minute long journey to the stars with Wareika.

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Take Me To The Seaby Josrick
Choose from a variety of frame styles, colors and sizes to compliment your favorite Society6 gallery, or fine art print - made ready to hang. Fine-crafted from solid woods, premium shatterproof acrylic protects the face of the art print, while an acid free dust cover on the back provides a custom finish. All framed art prints include wall hanging hardware.
This photo was taken at Coco Beach, FL with an Olympus E420 digital SLR camera.
Thank you, Christy! :)
I'm always ready to go!!
Me too, Sylvia!!
love it! : )
Thank you, Rich!! :))
Love it! I lived in Coco Beach while going to Uni!
Thank you, Marion! I was only there for a day since I took the trip to FL in high school with fellow students in the music department. The rest of the trip was spent performing at Disney and Universal Studios. haha
another great one..!!!
Many thanks, Jazzberry!! :))
Josrick...that sure sounds good...beautiful saying a picture!!!
Thank you, Sherri :D!!
Awesome! :)
Beautiful! :)
love :)
Thank you so much, Philip, Lissa, Deepti, and Rachel!! :)) xx
What a beautiful beach, I now there was a song & movie made in/around Coco Beach but can't recall it's name :(
I'm afraid I don't know the name of the song or movie either :/ But thank you!! :))
Lovely Josie!
Race To Space
Many thanks, Moni!! Lol...Jazzberry...
I Dream of Genie was set there but filmed in studio
Ohhh. I forgot Chris said he forgot the name of the song/movie that was set there. I was confused. LOL
Thanks Jazzberry & Josrick :)
Beautifully summery!
Thank you, Angela!! :))
Thank you, Brigit!! :))
Thank you very much, Beth!! :))
Beautiful Josie. So nice to "see" you again...=)
Many thanks, Robin!! :D
I "see" what you did there ;)
Awesome work!
Many thanks, Peaky!! :))
Absolutely gorgeous
Many thanks, Maggie!! :))
I want to go right now!! pretty!
Thank you very much, Olivia!! :))
Just makes you want a vacay... :)
It sure does, Shawn! I miss being able to visit the coasts.
Beautiful & promoted ;~} Valz ♥
Thank you very much, Valerie!! :))
Many thanks, Moni!! :))
Oh Yeah! ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯ 👍
Many thanks, Wayne!! :)
I really like the placement of the words!
Thank you so much, Catherine!! :)
Thank you, Roger!! :))
Thank you, CUCU!! :D
Definitely want to go there! Lovely work!
Thank you, Sandy!! :D
love it
Thank you, Creative Chaos!! :D
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Wine Country
Wine, Women and Shoes Kicks Up Its Heels in Napa This Summer
Imagine spending a gorgeous afternoon sipping delightful wines, savoring delectable bites, and shopping to your heart's content – all while being charmed by some of the most beloved men in the Napa Valley. What makes this afternoon even more sensational? The cause.
A Different Kind of Winery Tucked in the Hills of Alexander Valley
With hundreds of wineries scattered throughout Northern California, I never cease to be surprised by how each features unique characteristics that make them stand out from one another. Whether it's the wine, winemaker, grapes, tasting room, vineyards, or location, they all have distinctions that make them different from one another. Medlock Ames in Healdsburg's Alexander Valley is no different.
While typical visitors to Healdsburg and Medlock Ames are most interested in the tasting room, and for good reason, it's important to know about the vineyards and winery, which few have the chance to see.
Watch Music's Biggest Stars at the Famous Mondavi Winery
The Robert Mondavi Summer Concert Series headlines artists who have just released (or are about to release) highly anticipated new music. As Mr. Mondavi always wanted, the Summer Concert Series is looking and moving forward, helping to set the stage for great new music coming to you. Where else can you sit on the lawn, watch the moon rise, enjoy excellent wine, great food, and some of the best music in the world?
Taste Some of the Finest BBQ in America at the Wine Country Big Q
When you're with friends and family on a hot summer's day, there is nothing better than barbecue in Wine Country. It's great timing, then, that Saturday, July 14th is Wine Country Big Q - a rockin', raging barbecue and wine tasting event in Santa Rosa.
Fourth of July Events in Wine Country
The wine country is famous for reds, whites, and even pinks. But on the fourth of July, it's all about the red, white and blue. Be sure to call around for specials and deals, especially if you're staying the weekend, and read on to catch the best festivities in Napa and Sonoma this Wednesday:
New Tasting Experiences Galore at Dry Creek Vineyard
The draw of California wine country is easy: It's the land flowing with wine. However, it's really the nuances that make each wine region stand out from one another. One of the unique characteristics that I've noticed about Sonoma is the accessibility of many of the wineries. Visitors can simply walk in to many of the tasting rooms since so many of them offer public tastings daily. One such winery, Dry Creek Vineyard, located in Healdsburg's Dry Creek Valley, is making their winery even more accessible with a host of new wine tasting experiences.
Three Recently Revamped Wine Country Spaces to Check Out Now
Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com
With summer here, it's time to get out and explore. Head to Wine Country and dig into these new and improved spots.
Oakville Grocery Revival
Napa Valley's original hot-spot for gourmet provisions just got a makeover from the foundation up, ensuring that this historic (ca. 1881!) general store continues to sate the epicure's soul for another century.
Tour Wine Country's Newest Restaurant, Campo Fina, Opening Today
Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com
Looking for Wine Country's newest hot spot? Ari and Dawnelise Rosen return to basics with their new eatery Campo Fina, which opens today, June 18. The casual sister to the wildly popular Scopa Restaurant, Campo Fina sits right around the corner on Healdsburg Plaza. Defined by wood and masonry interiors, the space mirrors the timeless Italian flavors on their small plates menu.
Four New Napa Pizza Spots and Our Wine Pairings
The wood-fired pizza trend is sending Wine Country up in smoke. This summer, there are no less than four (four!) new restaurants in Northern California centered around the great and glorious wood-fired oven pizza pie. What on Earth did we eat last year? Here are the hot (literally—those ovens are really hot) new restaurants themselves along with our wine-pairing recommendations.
Summer Music Festivals and Concerts in Wine Country
Like pairing music and wine? Here's your guide to this year's summer wine country music festivals, winery concerts, and star-studded shows:
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Venture into the World Of Spicy
Get in touch with your daring side with the rule breaking wine, Spicy Vines.


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Today I'm getting quite dressed up for my friends big 18th birthday dinner and party! Aided once again by my mum's wardrobe generosity, I'm wearing her beautiful Twenties vintage sequin gown from Virginia's in Holland Park, and her leather jacket from the Seventies. My heels are Dolce & Gabbana although my dress is so long you might not be able to see them on.


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get a new Wabi Classic
Why has no one brought up what his geometry preferences are? If I remember correctly, those Wabi's don't have track geo. If his preference leans toward track geo, the Kilo or something else with track geo would be his better choice. If whether a frame having road or track geometry doesn't matter, then I too say get the Wabi. Haha!
Agreed. It's really ridiculous what some sellers on Craigslist will try to get away with. Straight preying on the uninformed.
The Wabi looks amazing but comes out to like $800 when I add extras and shipping...gah. It might be a Kilo TT from BD after all. How much would it cost to have the bike assembled and sized by my LBS? (if you can't tell, I have no ****ing idea what I'm doing)
Other option is to get a Langster or something for cheap on Craigslist, then sell it and get the Wabi in a few months after I've saved up a bit.
I did my best to assemble the bike myself the first time around (just putting the handlebars on and the front wheel and some other stuff), and then iirc, paid my LBS about $15 to do a 'once-over' before I started using the bike.
Probably just sell.
Just got mine. 50cm Chrome Kilo tt.
Its a great bike.
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Those chrome Kilos do look sweet...
set it up today. Need to adjust the fit still. Not cutting the stem because I am waiting for my Nashbar carbon fork to arrive.
New hubs and some other guts, Brakes go on asap
Whats the difference between the Kilo TT and the Pro? I am looking at the spec's and not seeing a big difference.
pedals on that thing are still driving me crazy, needs some patebury straps and it would be ballin
That city bike looks nice
Is that bike ridiculously tiny or did it get yamaguchi'd?


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Tallahassee, FL - The Florida State men's cross country team has been named the Division I Scholar Team of the Year, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Thursday.
FSU standout student-athletes Ciaran O'Lionaird and Mike Fout also earned individual All-Academic honors from the USTFCCA as well as Hannah Brooks, Jennifer Dunn, Jessica Parry and Amanda Winslow on the women's side.
The women's team also finished second to Villanova for Scholar Team of the Year.
The 2010 cross country season was certainly one to remember for the Florida State men and Thursday's announcement adds to what is considered the greatest year in program history.
Not only did head coach Bob Braman's team capture an Atlantic Coast Conference Championship but the 'Noles also went on to finish as the National Runner-up at the Division I Cross Country Championships. Braman earned league coach of the year honors and O'Lionaird was named the NCAA South Region's Male Athlete of the Year.
Academically, FSU's men's team earned a cumulative 3.11 GPA to garner the Scholar Team of the Year award.
"This is an awesome honor," Braman said. "To be named the top scholar-athlete program in the country is just huge. This goes down as one of my career coaching highlights.
"I am so proud of our student-athletes."
Scholar Teams of the Year are determined from among those who earned All-Academic status and placed highest as a team at the most recent NCAA Championships.


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Issue date: Thursday, December 10, 1903
Pages available: 4
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Publication name: Soda Springs Idanha Chieftain
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Idanha Chieftain, The (Newspaper) - December 10, 1903, Soda Springs, Idaho
'.iji-v- H; VOL. IV. CARDS. JESSE R. 8. BUDGE, Prosecuting Attorney Bear Lake County, PARIS, IDAHO FIRST. POCATELLO, IDAHO, J. A. W. A. ANTHBS..................................Cashier I. N, ANTHKS........................AKKiNUnt Caatiior Bannock National Bank POCATELLO, IDAHO. CAPITAL STOCK, K. C. CJICO. f.. KOItn.-.........................Cashier T10AHD...................Ai-M. Cashier C. H. GASSER Jeweler Full Line of Watchec, Clocks and Jewelry. LAW. Now that the Idrto Falls sugar factory is in openritan and some two thousand bags of sugar hive been out, upon which the state pays a bounty of fl a bag, the question of the validity of the bounty law enacted at the last legislature is being raised, and State Auditor Turner has given notice that ho will refuse payment on the warrants until the matter is decided in 'the courts. Upon this subject the Boise Statesman says: Ever since the enactment of FINE WATCH Whltmnn HuiMing, SODA SI'RtXdS, IDAHO Chicago Lea iiag Merchant Tailors i Fir Uuaru.iteed. Supply Store; Groceries Hardware Dry Goods and Shoee Linseed Oil Grain Salt C. G. ROSE tanl lerctaaf inS6aS6 ;ho beet sugar bounty law there has bien much talk of institp- ;ion of at the proper imB toi test the validity of the act. That time has come, and if any of Air people desire to have .uch a.'itest made they should ake action. This is a very important ques- ion and it should be threshed ut at this time so that we muy now what tbe powers, of the legis lature'are in connection with such a matter. If bounties of this character are legal, the peo- ple want to know it, and the point should be settled. There are two sections of the constitution which are claimed by many persons to inhibit such such legislation. One of these is section VIII, which is as follows: The credit of the state shall not in any manner, be given, or "loaned to, or iri.'a-id of any indi- vidual, municipality or corporation; nor shall the state directly or indirectly, be- come a .stockholder in any such asfciucuitioB or corporation. other Heetioo relied upon by those who maintain -the lav; is uncotistituttoaal is section 2 article VII, which reads: No appropriation shall be m.'vde, -nor any' expenditure uuthorized by the legislature, ".whereby the ].t.'xpenditure of the state during any liKcal shall exceed the total tax then provided for by law, and appljcablb. to which ap- propritttion or expenditu re unless the legislature making such ap propriation shall provide for levying sulScient tax. not ex- ceeding the ratos allowed in sec- tion nine of. this (irticlf, to. pay such appropriation or ex- within -suchlis'ciil jrGar. i This provision shall not apply to I appropriations or expend i Lures to BuppresH insurrection, defend the assist tho United States in time of war With to section -2 ar- tielo VIII. it "is ;claimed-.It pro- I hibits tho pledging of bounties jauc'h HH this. The other ui apply thu tii ade for the bounty i, lnw provitlifjjf for tho .tiiiikuK liiH appropriation language: "That hereby nppro priated the nufficicut toj Tho Htatwman will meet ilio thiKlncvor beloved the theory of art. from any mwufy -nut otht-rwiHe appro product WM If the priated. people want it, and it is constl-, lite reasoning .fallowed byItutkmal should have it; but! ihosw who hold the appropriation -'the question its validity should invalid U very plain. It is a j not go by default. Tho point blanket appropriation and in the'..should bo now it U nature of things the tax 'frtsii; we should not wait until 80DA8PSIN06, printouts entirely the coBtpany BOW making had plant oompletad It wtintd have beea to get 1 Bootst Uwy. nf CommercM Tftvctert. RATES REASONABLE. Soda jft 4 Ida Makect the Ulgft Irresistible Gln-Rfckeys and Dellctoue rhtewt fotttil good practice to limit the be needed to pay this bounty. There is no other department in which the amount is left in- definite, even for the peniten- tiary, tho expenses of which can- not be determined exactly, the appropriation fixes a definite sum. With respect to all other institutions the same method followed; but the only- limit the sugar bounty is "the the require- lijg. and that they believe good business judg- to prohibit it entirely. AFriffctencdHowe. like mad down the dumping the occupants, or affcondred other accidents, are day occurrences. It teJi.yHteA.irft, >le salve bandy 'and (here's IftAM-tM i NATURAL SINEIAL Safe THEO. TURNER. none an good as Bucklen's Arnica Salvo. Burns, cuts, sores, ec- on sum sufficient mebts." ia to and plies disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25c, at Auderson's drug store. Bannock Aba POCATELLO, IDAHO. MONEY TO LOAN ON I ABSTMACTS Win be OPM 4, i 19 PttOOW, TO that an appropria- tion involving such indefinite- ness is invalid because the future could not make provision for its payment with any exact' in and in this particular case it is pointed out that the tax levy not largo.enough to cover the 9100.GDQ or more that will be re- required to pay bounties to tbe present factory and the one ing erected at RcjEbnrg. If the legislature can make such blanket appropriations for it cai to wheat or There is no limit to j application of the principle if WciMr Sigua; A special Bhart Line cwMtettnj of engine three W, to CooncU orer PA L N. Mitoft.id Oa bcwfd Vlcfe-Prwidrot and Grooml Bwncroft, doit E, E. CalYin and Division C, E, HAnma. Tliere are oiu rowan afloat M to to pnrpww of this TWt of the Snort Line oflfcialx, bat the newt penistait ouc fa that tho littk road wilt to token under the motherly wing of Oregon Sunrt Line, re- pftired K> thmt It won't toe train cm wkbvdc and tvtth. and to U A Few i'. quite -B fkomc ttwt the of tirit to M oatUiwd._____ not thought the Short lint wUl ewrr esi toe propowd two-foot grage to Thunder Mountain. ______ KUtu. Far tbe ttw Oregon Short Lfae railway an opwn rate at om fniw ftir tbe ronnd trip for tfee loJe ot fxcaniutt ticket! from all on line to any point within re- ate) to in juurfewr -MitooiitkeOrcKQs 8hOTt Line, TTnkw other eoppMir in Aamtoa Beouue it fe practically WMtara company. Became cootncta "jij -ViJ two fMtyiovBte nude. ._ for frmn Tbne to flw ywan, ftti M. Ufcmi tor aiir e? fldtt PMc tWt MWBM. ottht DntU, 'Pa- cine wttUn nditu ttO CMH point If. li04 be made to state ronfiunted with 1 brefcra


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Stock Number: 714005. Double cabin motor yacht, twin MerCruiser 454 Horizon Inboard Engines w/closed loop cooling (700 Hrs), 8.0KW Kohler Generator (1,000 Hrs), 2 private staterooms, plus convertible sofa, 2 full baths (each head w/separate shower stalls), AC/DC refrigerator w/freezer, 30-burner electric smooth top range, convection microwave, coffee marker, cockpit wet bar w/ice maker, large flybridge w/bench seating, isinglass enclosure, large swim platform, Raytheon VHF radio, Raytheon ST60 tri-data (depth/speed/temp), compass, remote spotlight, trim tabs, windlass anchor, rudder angle indicator gauge, engine synchronizer gauge, dual AM/FM/CD/CD changer/Aux/USB stereo w/remote, (2) flat screen TVs w/built-in DVD players, (3) reverse cycle Marine heat/air units, vaccuflush heads, hot/cold transom shower, Halon fire extinguisher, CO detectors, onboard battery chargers, battery switches, (2) 161 gallon fuel tanks, 90 gallon fresh water capacity, 72 gallon holding tan k capacity, 40 7 LOA, 12 11 bean, 3 6 draft, 29,500 lbs dry weight, 18 bridge clearance, used in Fresh Water, last bottom paint 2011, Norris Lake Custom-Built Covered Dock available for additional purchase! Call Mark 513-583-0668.
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Politico is reporting that former Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wis.), who lost his bid for a fourth term in last year's election, may be the top choice of Wisconsin Democrats to run for the seat being vacated by Sen. Herb Kohl next year.
But the progressive pol is also party activists' top choice to run against the state's embattled Republican governor, Scott Walker, according to a second straw poll.
Two years ago, the Cheesehead State, with a Jewish population somewhere around a half of one percent, had two Jewish senators. Last year Feingold was whipped by Sen. Ron Johnson, a Republican political newcomer. And now Kohl, who's been in the Senate since 1989, is calling it quits, opening the door for a quick return to Washington for Feingold.
But the former lawmaker hasn't announced his intentions. And the Wisconsin political environment remain explosive, to say the least, with Gov. Walker's popularity still falling after only five months in office and numerous GOP state lawmakers facing recall campaigns, all the result of the state's bloody budget showdown and Walker's efforts to pare back collective bargaining rights for state workers.
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