Computer Systems Institute Computer Science Departement @ ETH Zurich

About Me

My name is Albert Noll and I am a Ph.D student in the group of Prof. Thomas Gross since June 2007. Before, I studied Telematics at the University of Technology in Graz (Austria) and spent 7 months in the Group of Prof. Michael Franz at University of California, Irvine.
In general, my research interests are finding better (more intuitive, but yet efficient) ways of programming multi-core/multi-processor systems.

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Semester Projects / Master Thesis

If you are interested in doing a semester or a master project at our institute, have a look at the projects' webpage and don't hesitate to get in touch.

Projects

CellVM - A Java Virtual Machine for the Cell Processor

Towards Dynamic Threading Support for OpenMP

Teaching

SS 10: Parallel Programming

SS 09: Parallel Programming

HS 08: System Programming

HS 08: Computer Architecture

SS 08: Software Engineering Seminar

HS 07: Compiler Design II

HS 07: Computer Architecture

Publications

Peer-Reviewed Conference and Workshop Papers

• Albert Noll and Thomas Gross
  Pervasive Parallelism for Managed Runtimes
  Accepted at HotPar'11

• Albert Noll, Andreas Gal and Michael Franz
  CellVM: A Homogeneous Virtual Machine Runtime System for a Heterogeneous Single-Chip Multiprocessor
  Workshop on Cell Systems and Applications, June 2008

• Kevin Williams, Albert Noll, Andreas Gal and David Gregg
  Optimization Strategies for a Java Virtual Machine Interpreter on the Cell Broadband Engine
  International Conference on Computing Frontiers, May 5-7, 2008

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