Aws Albarghouthi

My name is Aws Albarghouthi and I'm an associate professor of computer science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I study the art and science of program synthesis and verification. I'm a member of the madPL group. My group is currently focused on automatically synthesizing compilers for quantum computers.

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News

03.25

We gave a tutorial on quantum compilers @ ASPLOS!

02.25

Lauren & Amanda's paper on DB correctness to appear at OOPSLA!

02.25

Abtin's paper on quantum surface codes to appear at OOPSLA!

02.25

We've released wisq, our quantum-circuit compiler

Books

Introduction to neural network verification

Papers

see all papers  ·  preprints on arxiv

Verified foundations for differential privacy

Checking observational correctness of database systems

Dependency-aware compilation for surface code quantum architectures

Optimizing quantum circuits, fast and slow

Perceptions of the fairness impacts of multiplicity in machine learning

The dataset multiplicity problem: How unreliable data impacts predictions

Synthesizing quantum-circuit optimizers

Proving data-poisoning robustness in decision trees

Research highlight

Group

Abtin Molavi

Amanda Xu

Jiayu Wang

Gabriel Orlanski

Anna P. Meyer

Alumni

Yuhao Zhang

→ Scientist at AWS

Lauren Pick

→ Assistant Professor at CUHK

David Porfirio

→ Researcher at The Naval Research Lab

Samuel Drews

→ Software Engineer at Facebook

Jinman Zhao

→ Scientist at AWS

Calvin Smith

→ Postdoc at University of Texas, Austin

Goutham Ramakrishnan

→ ML Engineer at Health at Scale

Yun Chan Lee

→ Software Engineer at AWS

Awards

22

Amazon Research Award

22

Class of 1955 Teaching Excellence Award

21

SIGPLAN research highlight for PLDI 20 paper

20

Facebook programming languages and probability award

20

Facebook programming languages and probability award

19

Facebook programming languages and probability award

18

UIST Best paper award

18

FAST Best paper award

17

FSE Best paper award

17

NSF CAREER award

16

Google faculty research award

13

SV-COMP Winner of 4 gold medals and 1 bronze medal

10

Alexander Graham Bell Canada graduate scholarship

Teaching

CS 704: Principles of programming languages