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Mastooreh (Negin) Salajegheh
I am a postdoctoral research associate in Department of Computer Science at University of Virginia, working with Dr. Kevin Skadron.
Before that, I was first a Ph.D. student and then a postdoc in the Computer Science department of UMass Amherst.
I worked with Dr. Kevin Fu and I was a member of SPQR group.
My research interests are broadly in low-power and trustworthy computing. My research reexamines digital abstractions to reduce energy consumption of low-power devices such as Computational RFIDs and medical devices while preserving program semantics.
For more information, check my publications.
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Ph.D. Thesis
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News:
- March'13, Invited talk, UCSB
- February'13, Invited talk, Johns Hopkins University
- September 20th, 2012: I have defended my thesis and finished the requirements for my PhD.
- TARDIS is slashdotted.
- Data Retention Voltage (DRV) fingerprinting paper is accepted in RFIDSec'12
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TARDIS is accepted in USENIX Security 2012.
SMASH is one of the top four winners of UMass Innovation Challenge. News Release.
I attended the 2012 Google Grad CS Forum.
Half-wits gets published in ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems (TECS), Special Issue on Probabilistic Embedded Computing 2012.
Ekho got accepted in HotPower'11.
I spent summer 2011 in Mircorosft Research Redmond as a research intern. Wonderful experience.
Half-Wits project wins the Oustanding Synthesis Project award.
SMASH memory for low-power devices is available for licensing.
IEEE Spectrum covers Half-Wits paper.
I served in the program committee of Symmetric Key Encryption Workshop 2011 (SKEW'11).
Half-wits paper gets accepted in USENIX FAST 2011.
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