Dr. Zhenlin Wang Professor of Computer Science Director of Graduate Studies Department of Computer Science College of Computing Michigan Technological University Houghton, MI 49931 Office: Rekhi 207 Work phone: (906) 487-2187 Fax: (906) 487-2283 Email: zlwang AT mtu DOT edu

 

Research         Publications            Teaching         Students          Awards

Courses (Spring 2023)

·       CS4121 Programming Languages – R01 (Canvas)

Office hours: MW 2 – 3:15 PM

Research Interests

• Datacenter resource management
• Memory system architecture and optimization
• Programming languages, compiler optimizations, and data locality
• High performance computing
• Parallel languages, multi-threaded programming
• Virtualization and cloud computing

 

Projects

• Resource prediction and management for datacenters
• Key-value store design and management
• Heterogenous memory management for VM
• GPU optimization
• Cache replacement modeling

---

Past Projects

• Scale
• DaCapo
• TRIPS
• Impulse

Students

Daniel Byrne (PhD student, co-advisor)

Yuguang Wang (PhD student, co-advisor)

Yuchen Wang (PhD student)

Junyao Yang (PhD student)

Liang Yan (PhD student, co-advisor)

Robbie Watling Yan (MS student, co-advisor)

 

Alumni

Jason Hiebel (PhD, 2019, co-advisor)

Wei Kuang (PhD, 2017)

Haitang Duan (MS, 2017)

Bo Yu (MS, 2016)

Liang Yan (MS, 2015)

Trevor Fisher (MS, 2013)

Wei Wang (PhD Candidate, co-advisor)

Weiming Zhao (PhD, 2011)

Justin Splepak (MS, 2011, co-advisor)

Dustin Larson (MS, 2011, co-advisor)

Tongfeng Wang (MS, 2011)

Steve Vormwald (MS, 2010, co-advisor)

Changpeng Fang (PhD, 2006, co-advisor)

Sandesh Kubhmar (MS, 2008)

Mingsong Bi (MS 2007)

Mark Malek (MS, 2005)

Da Gao (MS, 2005)

---

Awards

 

	NSF SaTC2225424, 2022-2025 Hardware-assisted Self-repairing in Decentralized Cloud Storage against Malicious Attacks National Science Foundation Security and Trustworthy Cyberspace Program
	NSF Career 0643664, 2007-2012 Modeling Data Locality for Next Generation Systems National Science Foundation Computing Processes and Artifacts Program