Sangjin Han
PhD Student
NetSys Lab (417 Soda Hall)
EECS, UC Berkeley
Email: <My First Name>@eecs.berkeley.edu
안녕하세요! (Hello!)
I am a second-year graduate student at
UC Berkeley, working on
some random interesting things in computer networks,
operating systems, and parallel programming at
NetSys Lab.
My research advisor is
Sylvia Ratnasamy,
who is presumably the best advisor in the Universe ever.
Before joining Berkeley in 2011, I got a B.E. in Computer Science and worked as a research staff (pronounced post bachelor) at KAIST, Korea, working with Sue Moon and other collaborators.
Activities
Education
- PhD Student; Sep 2011 - present, EECS, UC Berkeley
- Exchange Student; Aug 2005 - Dec 2005, Aalto University
- B.E.; Mar 2002 - Aug 2009, Computer Science, KAIST
Others
- Research Staff; May 2009 - Jul 2011, AN Lab, KAIST
- Software Engineer; Feb 2006 - Feb 2009, Piolink
- Intern; Dec 2003 - Feb 2004, Sony Computer Entertainment
Research Interests
My primary research areas are systems and networks. I am particularly interested in every level of building high-performance networked systems: from low-level architectural supports, through optimizations in operating systems and middleware, and to load distribution over clustered systems.
- Throughput scaling on many-core architectures
- Low-latency networking for datacenters
- Software support for high-speed links (40, 100 GbE)
- Application acceleration with GPU and FPGA
- New concurrent programming model with high expressiveness
Links
If you want to stalk me... (warning: I poorly manage them)
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