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Winners Past Years' Winners
SC 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Vladimir Umiftsev, University of Nebraska-Omaha "A Scalable Group Testing Based Algorithm for Finding d-highest Betweenness Centrality Vertices in Large Scale Networks" Second Place: Sam Ade Jacobs, Texas A&M University "From Days to Seconds: Scalable Parallel Algorithm for Motion Planning" Third Place: Ehsan Totoni, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "Optimizing All-to-All Algorithm for Blue Waters Using Simulation"
GRACE HOPPER 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Tiffany C. Inglis, University of Waterloo "Generating Opt Art Lines" Second Place: Maryam Sadeghi, Simon Fraser University "Automated Detection and Analysis of Dermoscopic Structures on Dermoscopy Images" Third Place: Niyati Chhaya, University of Maryland "Joint Inference for Extracting Text Descriptors from Triage Images of Mass Disaster Victims" Undergraduate Category First Place: Stephanie M. Antetomaso, Wheaton College "Unsupervised Phoneme Segmentation in Continuous Speech" Second Place: Pragya Tripathi, Columbia College "Alice in WonderClassroom" Third Place: Avani Nandini, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur "What If Application Demands Phonetic Similarity?"
ASSETS 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Rolf Black, University of Dundee, Scotland "The PhonicStick – A Joystick to Generate Novel Words Using Phonics" Second Place: Ha Trinh, Universty of Dundee, Scotland "Using a Computer Intervention to Support Phonological Awareness Development of Nonspeaking Adults" Third Place: Markus Guentert, University of Potsdam, Germany "Improving Public Transit Accessibility for Blind Riders: A Train Station Navigation Assistant" Undergraduate Category First Place: Brandon Shrewsbury, University of West Georgia "Providing Haptic Feedback Using The Kinect" Second Place: Sanjana Prasain, University of Washington "StopFinder: Improving the Experience of Blind Public Transit Riders with Crowdsourcing" Third Place: Victoria Hribar, Virginia Commonwealth University "The TaskTracker"
SPLASH 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Hari K. Pyla, Virginia Tech "Coarse-Grain Speculation for Emerging Processors" Second Place:Jelena Vlasenko, Free University of Bolzano/Bozen, Italy "Exploring Developer's Tool Paths" Third Place:Hiroki Nishino, NUS Graduate School for Integrative Sciences & Engineering, Singapore "Misfits in Abstractions: Toward User Centered Design in Domain-Specific Languages for End-user Programming" Undergraduate Category First Place: Sarah Chasins, Swarthmore College "Efficient Implementation of the Plaid Language" Second Place:Melina Mongiovi, Federal University of Campina Grande, Brazil "Safira: A Tool for Evaluating Behavior Preservation" Third Place: Ernesto Alfonso, Carnegie Mellon University "Automatic Protocol-Conformance Recommendations"
PACT 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Alexandros Tzannes, University of Maryland, College Park "Improving Run-Time Scheduling for General-Purpose Parallel Code" Second Place: Zhijia Zhao, College of William and Mary "Probabilistic Models towards Optimal Speculation of DFA Applications" Third Place: Rance Rodrigues, University of Massachusetts at Amherst "An Architecture to Enable Lifetime Full Chip Testability in Chip Multiprocessors"
MobiCom 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Ashish Patro, University of Wisconsin "AirTrack: Locating Non-WiFi Interferers using Commodity WiFi Hardware" Second Place: Zhongli Liu, University of Massachusetts Lowell "HAWK: An Unmanned Mini Helicopter-based Aerial Wireless Kit for Search, Rescue and Surveillance" Third Place: Ahmed E. Kosba, Egypt-Japan Univ. of Science and Technology "A Robust Technique for WLAN Device-free Passive Motion Detection"
SIGCOMM 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Matthias Wilhelm, TU Kaiserslautern "WiFire: A Firewall for Wireless Networks" Second Place: Wenchao Zhou, University of Pennsylvania "FSR: Formal Analysis and Implementation Toolkit for Safe Inter-domain Routing" Third Place: Mainack Mondal, Max Planck Institute "Limiting Large-scale Crawls of Social Networking Sites"
SIGGRAPH 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Lech Swirski, University of Cambridge "Layered Photo Pop-Up" Second Place: Clemens Birklbauer, Johannes Kepler University Linz "Display Pixel Caching" Third Place: Yusuke Matsui, The University of Tokyo "Interactive Manga Retargeting"
DAC 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Wing Chiu Tam, Carnegie Mellon University "Physically-Aware Analysis of Systematic Defects in Integrated Circuits" Second Place: Jayanand Asok Kumar, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign "Static Analysis of RTL Source Code for Estimating Aging-induced Degradation" Third Place: Nauman Khan, Tufts University "Method to Mitigate Through-Silicon Via-Induced Substrate Noise"
PLDI 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Dimitris Vardoulakis, Northeastern University "High-Order Flow Analysis with Call/Return Matching" Second Place: Cindy Rubio Gonzalez, Universidad of Wisconsin, Madison "Finding Error-Handling Bugs Using Static Analysis" Third Place: Jaeheon Yi, University of California, Santa Cruz "Building a Better Concurrency: Cooperative Reasoning for Preemptive Execution" Undergraduate Category First Place: Samantha Wood, Bryn Mawr College "SMOReS: Sparse Matrix Omens of Reordering Success" Second Place: Max Grossman, Rice University "Dynamic Task parallelism with a GPU Work-Stealing Runtime System" Third Place: Sandeep Kumar Bindal, Indian Institute of Technology, India "Systematic Ranking of Thread Schedules for Testing Multithreaded Programs"
ICS 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Yuan Tian, Auburn University "Enabling Petascale Data Analysis for Scientific Applications Through Data Reorganization" Second Place: Matthieu Dorier, ENS Cachan "Damaris: Using Dedicated I/O Cores for Scalable Post-petascale HPC Simulations" Third Place: Choonki Jang, Seoul National University "An Automatic Code Overlaying Technique for Multicores with Explicitly-Managed Memory Hierarchies"
ICSE 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Shauvik Roy Choudhary, Georgia Institute of Technology "Detecting Cross-browser Issues in Web Applications" Second Place: Sai Zhang, University of Washington "Combined Static and Dynamic Automated Test Generation" Third Place: Sandeep Kumar, National University of Singapore "Specification Mining in Concurrent and Distributed Systems" Undergraduate Category First Place: Julius Davies, University of Victoria, Canada "Measuring Subversions: Security and Legal Risk in Reused Software Artifacts" Second Place: Vanessa Pena, Universidad de Chile "Test Blueprint: An Effective Visual Support for Test Coverage" Winner of the Innovative use of Microsoft technology Award: Xusheng Xiao "Problem Identification for Structural Test Generation: First Step Towards Cooperative Developer Testing"
CHI 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Hyungsin Kim, Georgia Institute of Technology "Exploring Technological Opportunities for Cognitive Impairment Screening" Second Place: Wei Dong, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign "Cultural Difference in Image Searching" Third Place: Vera Liao, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign "How User Reviews Influence Older and Younger Adults' Credibility Judgments of Online Health Information" Undergraduate Category Winner: Svenja Leifert, University of Konstanz "The Influence of Grids on Spatial and Content Memory"
AOSD 2011 Winners
Graduate Category First Place: Camila Nunes, PUC Rio "On the Proactive Identification of Mistakes on Concern Mapping Tasks" Second Place: Danilo Ansaloni, University of Lugano "Self-Refining Aspects for Dynamic Program Analysis" Third Place: Ismael Figueroa, University of Chile "Avoiding Confusion with Exception Handling in Aspect-Oriented Programming" |
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