Graduated PhD Students
Dr. Filippo Schiavio (2022)
PhD Dissertation: “Language-Agnostic Integrated Queries in a Polyglot Language Runtime System” [pdf]
Now Postdoctoral Fellow at Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland
Dr. Eduardo Rosales (2022)
PhD Dissertation: “Analysis and Optimization of Java Streams”
Now Postdoctoral Fellow at Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland
Dr. Andrea Rosà (2018)
PhD Dissertation: “Analysis and Optimization of Task Granularity on the JVM” [pdf]
Now Postdoctoral Fellow at Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland
Dr. Yudi Zheng (2017)
PhD Dissertation: “Observable Dynamic Compilation” [pdf]
Now Senior Researcher at Oracle Labs, Switzerland
Dr. Mathias Björkqvist (2015)
PhD Dissertation: “Resource Management of Replicated Service Systems Provisioned in the Cloud” [pdf]
Now Security Researcher at Thales Research and Technology, The Netherlands
Dr. Aibek Sarimbekov (2014)
PhD Dissertation: “Workload Characterization of JVM Languages” [pdf]
Now at ByteDance, United Kingdom
Dr. Danilo Ansaloni (2014)
PhD Dissertation: “Modular and Efficient Dynamic Program Analysis Tools – A Framework Based on State-oriented Abstractions and on Parallelization”
Now at Oracle Labs
Dr. Philippe Moret (2011)
PhD Dissertation: “Rapid Development of Dynamic Program Analyses”
Dr. Adina Mosincat (2011)
PhD Dissertation: “Enhancing Service-oriented Systems with Autonomic Capabilities”
Graduated Students (since 2019)
Luca Omini (MSc 2022)
Thesis: “Java Vector API: Benchmarking and Performance Analysis”
Marzio Lunghi (BSc 2022)
Thesis: “Benchmark Suite for the Java Stream API”
Claudio Maggioni (BSc 2021)
Thesis: “Understanding and Comparing Unsuccessful Executions in Large Datacenters”
Sebastien Bouquet (MSc 2020)
Thesis: “Approximating Compiler-level Profiling with Bytecode Instrumentation”
Luca Reina (MSc 2020)
Thesis: “Profiling and Analysing Concurrent Libraries on the Java Virtual Machine”
Matteo Basso (MSc 2020)
Thesis: “Analyzing Missed Optimization Opportunities in Dynamic Compilers”
Federico van Swaij (BSc 2019)
Thesis: “Profiling and Characterizing the Use of Concurrency Primitives on the Java Platform”