Moinuddin K. QureshiProfessor, School of Computer Science Research Interests: Computer Architecture, Memory Systems, Hardware Security, and Quantum Computing Email: moin at gatech dot edu Office: KACB 2312, 266 Ferst Drive, Atlanta GA 30332 |
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Teaching I usually teach the following courses:
Previously, I have taught the following courses:
My Research Group I am fortunate to work with a group of very smart and incredibly dedicated PhD students. Check out the website of my research group: Memory Systems Lab Research A link to my Google Scholar and DBLP pages. Highly Cited Articles
A more up-to-date list of my (recent) publications is available here and some of our on-going projects are listed here Approved U.S. Patents A list of approximately two-dozen or so approved patents that I have invented or co-invented is available here |
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Short Bio:
Moinuddin
Qureshi is a Professor of Computer Science at the
Georgia Institute of Technology. His research
interests include computer architecture, hardware
security, and quantum computing. Qureshi received
his Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin
in 2007. He was a research scientist at the IBM T.
J. Watson Research Center (2007-2011), where he
developed the caching algorithms for Power 7
Systems. Qureshi received the 2022 ACM SIGARCH
Maurice Wilkes Award for contributions to
high-performance memory systems. He is a
member of Hall-of-Fame of the trifecta of
architecture conferences: ISCA, MICRO, and HPCA.
His research has been recognized with multiple
best-paper awards and multiple IEEE Top-Picks
awards. His papers were also awarded the 2019
NVMW Persistent Impact Prize and 2021
NVMW Persistent Impact Prize, in recognition
of "exceptional impact on the fields of study
related to non-volatile memories". Qureshi
received the 2020 "Outstanding Researcher Award"
from Intel and an "Outstanding Technical
Achievement Award" from IBM Research.
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