Michael E. Bauer

mebauer (at) cs (dot) stanford (dot) edu
Gates 266
353 Serra Mall
Stanford, CA 94305

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...prior to a Duke-UNC
basketball game.

Welcome to my webpage!

I am a graduate (Ph.D) student in the Department of Computer Science at Stanford University. I graduated from Duke University in 2008 and still miss Duke Basketball (see left).

My academic interests focus on the development of computer architectures, compilers, operating systems, and programming languages for parallel programming models.

My research advisors are Alex Aiken and Bill Dally. I'm currently developing a new version of the Sequoia programming language. I'm also a member of the Stanford Pervasive Parallelism Lab.

Although my research consumes a large chunk of my time, I also participate in several other activities. I enjoy running competitively and playing pick-up basektball games as often as possible. I'm always up for a good chess match.

This webpage covers most of my interests and activities. If you find anything you're interested in or have questions concerning, please feel free to email me. I'd be happy to hear from you.



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The Wesley Fellowship
World Wide Computer Architecture
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Blog (Probably out of date)
The Old Website

Mike Bauer
Last modified: Sun Dec 14 22:40:46 PST 2008