The main research of CAPS lies in the area of Compiler Technology and Programming Systems, with the emphasis on integrating automatic learning, adaptation, and evolvement into different computing layers (programming systems, virtual machines, operating systems, architecture) to form a whole-system synergy.

11/2009 ACM/IEEE CGO'10 accepted paper on behavior correlations.

9/2009 ACM PPoPP'10 accepted paper on multicore cache sharing.

9/2009 HiPEAC'10 accepted paper on multicore co-scheduling.

9/2009 IEEE ICPADS'09 accepted paper on adaptive parallelization.

5/2009 ACM SIGOPS OSR accepted paper on the selection of GC.

2/2009 ACM Computing Frontiers 2009 accepted paper on Optimal Job Co-Scheduling.

12/2008 IPDPS'09 accepted paper on an adaptive framework for GPU programs optimization.

11/2008 CGO'09 accepted paper on cross-input learning and discriminative prediction in evolvable virtual machine.

11/2008 VEE'09 accepted paper on the influence of program inputs on the selection of Garbage Collectors.

7/2008 NSF CCF awarded 3-year grant for proposal on exploring and exploiting shared cache on CMP.

7/2008 LCPC'08 accepted paper on efficient locality approximation.

6/2008 PACT'08 accepted paper on optimal scheduling on CMP.

5/2008 ICPP'08 & Euro-Par'08 accepted papers on adaptive behavior-oriented parallelization and cache-contention aware scheduling.

4/2008 IBM accepted proposal on program affinity analysis, and awarded CAS Fellowship to Yunlian Jiang.

NSF CCF grant on shared cache management on CMP. (2008-2011)

NSF CSR grant on behavior-oriented parallelization. (2007-2010)

IBM CAS Fellowship. (2008-2011)