Rajiv Gupta is a Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California, Riverside where he is also a member of the RIPLE and CARES research groups. His areas of research interest include Compilers and Architectures for Parallel Systems, Software Tools for Monitoring and Debugging, and Dynamic and Static Program Analysis. He has published over 240 articles in refereed conferences and journals and he holds 8 US patents. His H-index is 49. His research has been funded by NSF, DARPA, Intel, IBM, Microsoft, and HP. Rajiv has supervised PhD dissertations of 19 students including two winners of the ACM SIGPLAN Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award in the area of programming languages: (2006) Xiangyu Zhang, Purdue Univ. and (2001) Rastislav Bodik, UC Berkeley. Five of his advisees are recipients of the prestigious NSF CAREER Award. Papers coauthored by Rajiv with his students have been selected for: inclusion in 20 Years of PLDI (1979-1999), a best paper award in PACT 2010, a distinguished paper award in ICSE 2003, the most original paper award in ICPP 2003, and outstanding paper award in ICECCS 1996.

Rajiv received the National Science Foundation's Presidential Young Investigator Award in 1991 and served as an IEEE Distinguished Visitor for the period of 2000-2002. He served on the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) on Networking and Information Technology created by the US President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) for input and feedback as it conducted a review of the Federal Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) Program. He served as the Program Chair for PLDI'03, HPCA'03, LCTES'05, and CC'10 conferences; Program Co-Chair for HiPEAC'08 conference; General Chair for PLDI'08 and ASPLOS'11 conferences; and Co-General Chair for CGO'05 conference. Rajiv has served in over 100 program committees including those of major conferences in Programming Languages & Compilers (PLDI, POPL, PPoPP, CGO, CC, ICCL, PASTE, PEPM), Computer Architecture (ISCA, MICRO, HPCA, IEEE MICRO Top Picks, ISPASS, ICS, PACT) and Embedded Systems (LCTES, CASES, HiPEAC). He serves as an Associate Editor for ACM Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization, IEEE Transactions on Computers, Parallel Computing journal, Journal of Embedded Computing, and Computer Languages, Systems and Structures journal.


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Research

Publications

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Projects

• Runtime Monitoring on Multicores for Performance and Reliability
  
• Dynamic Program Analysis for Secure and Reliable Computing
  
• Compilers & Architectural Support for Embedded, Superscalar & VLIW Processors
  

	SHF: Medium: Programmable Monitoring Framework for Multicore Systems National Science Foundation, Prog. Langs. and Comp. Arch. Programs, CCF-0963996, 9/2010-8/2013 (PI: Rajiv Gupta; Co-PI: Iulian Neamtiu).
	SHF: Medium: Hardware/Software Partitioning for Hybrid Shared Memory Multiprocessors National Science Foundation, CSA Program, CCF-0905509, 9/2009-8/2012 (PI: Laxmi Bhuyan; Co-PIs: Rajiv Gupta and Walid Najjar).

Prior Funding

Dr. Chun Gong (1995)	Prof. Youtao Zhang (2002)	Min Feng (expected 2012)
Dr. Evelyn Duesterwald (1996)	Prof. Jun Yang (2002)	Kishore K. Pusukuri (expected 2012)
Dr. David Berson (1996)	Dr. Arvind Krishnaswamy (2006)	Changhui Lin (in progress)
Prof. Tia Watts (1997)	Dr. Bengu Li (2006)	Yan Wang (in progress)
Dr. Wanqing Wu (1998)	Prof. Xiangyu Zhang (2006)	Li Tan (in progress)
Prof. Jodi Tims (1998)	Dr. Sriraman Tallam (2007)	Sai Charan Koduru (in progress)
Prof. Xin Yuan (1998)	Dr. Dennis Jeffrey (2009)	Bo Zhou
Prof. Soner Onder (1999)	Prof. Vijay Nagarajan (2009)	Amlan Kusum
Prof. Rastislav Bodik (1999)	Dr. Chen Tian (2010)	Vineet Singh
Dr. Clara Jaramillo (2000)