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Lin Wang
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
Vrije Universteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam)

Email: lin.wang@vu.nl
Address: De Boelelaan 1111, 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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I am a tenured Assistant Professor at the Department of Computer Science at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. I am a member of the HPDC group in the Computer Systems section. I am interested in building systems for emerging latency-critical applications powered by machine learning, both at the network edge and in large-scale data centers. My current research focuses on (1) latency-critical inference serving and (2) low-latency in-network computing.

I am the recipient of a Google Research Scholar Award (2022), an Outstanding Paper Award of RTSS 2022, and an Athene Young Investigator Award of TU Darmstadt (2018). I am a Senior Member of IEEE and a Member of ACM. At VU Amsterdam, I am the coordinator of the MSc Computer Science (joint degree VU/UvA) track Computer Systems and Infrastructure and a member of the program committee for BSc Computer Science.

News

13.03.2023: I will serve on the PC for ACM/IEEE SEC 2023.
13.01.2023: I will serve on the PC for ACM ApPLIED@PODC 2023.
18.12.2022: All materials for MSc course Advanced Computer Networks 2022 are released here.
13.12.2022: Received a donation of two Netberg Tofino switches from Intel. Thank you for the kind support!
11.11.2022: Jellyfish won an Outstanding Paper Award at RTSS 2022, congrats Vinod!
14.10.2022: I will serve on the PC for ACM/IFIP Middleware 2023.
14.10.2022: Paper on DNN serving in network data plane accepted to EuroP4 2022.
03.10.2022: I will serve on the PC for ACM MobiHoc 2023 and IEEE ICDCS 2023.
29.09.2022: I am tenured.
06.08.2022: Jellyfish—a real-time inference serving system accepted to RTSS 2022.
27.07.2022: HiTDL—a mobile edge system for deep learning inference accepted to IEEE TPDS.
12.05.2022: I will serve on the PC for ACM SoCC 2022. Submit your best work on cloud computing!
15.04.2022: Project on intermittent computing funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO).
01.04.2022: Received a Google Research Scholar Award!