My name is Radha Venkatagiri and I am a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. My advisor is Prof. Sarita Adve.
I am on the job market .
Brief Bio and CV (updated Feb 2020)
I am a computer architect and I build efficient computing systems that conserve resources (e.g., time, energy and cost) by allowing the system to make controlled errors. I work on Error-Efficient Computing with emphases on Low-Cost Hardware Resiliency and Approximate Computing. My research has multi-disciplinary implications in core CS/CE (programming languages, software engineering, hardware design, systems) & emerging application areas (AI, robotics, edge computing).
Before joining UIUC, I was a CPU/Silicon validation engineer at Intel, where I won a divisional award for key contributions in validating new industry standard CPU features. I completed my MS in ECE from North Carolina State University. My undergraduate degree, in Electrical Engineering, is from the University of Madras in India.
Email: venktgr2@illinois.edu
Recent News
[March 2020] I have been chosen to receive the W. J. Poppelbaum Memorial Award for 2020.
[Nov 2019] I have been invited to attend the prestigious Dagstuhl Seminar on “Approximate Systems” in 2020.
[Oct 2019] My collaborative work with IBM Research has been nominated for the nominated for the 2019 Pat Goldberg Memorial Best Paper Award.
[Sept 2019] I was selected as one of the Rising Starts in Computer Architecture 2019.
[Sept 2019] gem5-Approxilyzer presented at SRC TechCon 2019.
[August 2019] Invited to speak at the Future of Computer Architecture 2019 Workshop at IBM Research.
[July 2019] I was selected as one of the Rising Stars in EECS 2019
[June 2019] gem5-Approxilyzer presented at DSN’19.
[April 2019] Minotaur presented at ASPLOS’19