
Swapnil Haria
I am a fifth year Ph.D. student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, advised by Mark Hill and Mike Swift. My research focuses on rethinking conventional memory systems for newer compute devices like accelerators and newer memory technologies like non-volatile memory. I work on improving programming models, operating system interfaces and processor architectures. I have been awarded the 2018 Landweber NCR Graduate Fellowship in Distributed Systems for my work. I completed my undergraduate degree from BITS, Pilani, where I was awarded the University Gold Medal for exceptional performance.