Students

PhD Students

2020-Present, Ph.D. in Computer Science
Tainã's current research is in Scientific Workflows Structure and Benchmarks. Specifically, she contributes to the WfCommons open source project. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Universidade Federal de Itajubá in Brazil and a Master's degree in Computer Science from California State University, Long Beach.

Student Worker / Intern

Jason Feuerstein

2020-2021, B.S. in Computer Science
Jason works on the NSF-funded eduWRENCH project. His work is focused on the front-end development of the UI for hosting pedagogical modules.

Tabitha See Ya Lee

2020-2020, B.S. in Computer Science (Vanderbilt University)
Tabitha worked on the NSF-funded eduWRENCH project. Her work was focused on the development of simulation-driven pedagogical modules for CI Services concepts.

Vivian (Tongyu) Zhu

2019-2020, B.S. in Computer Science
Vivian worked on the NSF-funded eduWRENCH project. Her work was focused on the development of React-based web UI for hosting pedagogical modules.

Gautam Jethwani

2018-2021, B.S. in Computer Science
Gautam works on the NSF-funded WRENCH project. His work is focused on the development of visualization components for simulation outputs based on D3.js.

Samuel He

2020-2020, B.S. in Computer Science
Samuel worked on the NSF-funded WRENCH project. His work focused on the development of WRENCH-enabled simulators for energy efficiency and scheduling.

James Oeth

2017-2018, B.S. in Computer Science
James worked on the NSF-funded WRENCH project. His work focused on the development of WRENCH-enabled simualtors of workflow systems.