I am an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan.  I am affiliated with Advanced Computer Architecture Lab. My research focuses on compiler and runtime systems, especially such systems for warehouse scale datacenters.

Check out my CV and publications if you are interested. Visit my research lab (the Clarity Lab) to learn more. Contact me at lingjia at eecs.umich.edu.

I am fortunate to work with very talented students including Yunqi Zhang, Michael Laurenzano, Ravi Mukundrajan, Ram Kannan, Balaji Soundararajan and have great collaborators including Jason Mars.

News:
Will be co-chairing IISWC ’14. Consider to submit!

The Register reports our work published at HPCA ’13 (also covered in ACM tech news): Link

Will join Google Mountain View as visiting faculty this summer!

Both “Bubble-PiPo” and “Heterogeneity in “Homogeneous” Warehouse-Scale Computers” accepted for ISCA ’13!

“ReQoS: Reactive Static/Dynamic Compilation for QoS in Warehouse Scale Computers” accepted for ASPLOS ’13!

CGO’12 paper “Compiling For Niceness: Mitigating Contention for QoS in Warehouse Scale Computers” won best paper award !!

ISCA’11 paper “The Impact of Memory Subsystem Resource Sharing on Datacenter Applications” selected as one of Excellent Papers for 2011 by Google! Check out the Google Research blog post and detailed description .

Bubble-Up paper selected for IEEE MICRO Top Picks 2012!

Recent Paper selected as “Spotlight Feature” of IEEE Computer Architecture Letter! Also selected as HPCA 2012 “Best Papers from Computer Architecture Letters!”