We are a dynamic research group at the Colorado School of Mines. We focus on improving the performance and utilization of a wide range of computing systems. We create ecosystems to efficiently integrate high performance computing into real-life applications.
We work on a wide range of research topics, including:
We are always looking for new group members with passion, talent, and grit! Please check the research flyer. If you are interested in doing research in our group, please do not hesitate to email (belviranli@mines.edu).
Researchers in our group have the opportunity to work on a wide range diversely heterogeneous architectures, including mobile and autonomous system on chips and high performance servers. Our research involves in exploring real-life problems, raising interesting research questions, understanding performance of complex systems, creating solutions for performance, energy and resource efficient execution, developing runtimes for autonomous systems. We publish our research in premiere computer science and engineering conferences and journals.

NSF/DoD workforce development grant awarded for the SMILE project (Scalable and Interactive Training Module Delivery Framework for Semiconductor Manufacturing Education).
June 2025Ph.D. student Ismet Dagli successfully defended his dissertation. Ryan Marsala completed his M.S. thesis. Congratulations!
April 2025Our paper on holistic resource management for edge cloud systems (HARNESS) is accepted to appear in ICSβ25.
November 2024Our paper on memory contention-based covert channel attacks (MC3) is accepted to appear in DATEβ25.