Robert Soulé

Biography

I am a post-doctoral associate working with Nate Foster. My research aims to simplify the development of complex systems through the use of programming language technologies. I received my Ph.D. from NYU, where I was co-advised by Robert Grimm and Martin Hirzel (IBM Research).

In the Spring of 2014, I will be joining the University of Lugano (USI) as an an assistant professor in the Faculty of Informatics.

Research

See my complete list of publications.

Active Projects:

• Merlin: A network management framework that allows administrators to program the network as a unified whole, using a high-level, policy language.

Past Projects:

• StreamIt: A language for streaming and signal processing applications.
• Brooklet: A universal calculus for for stream processing languages.
• SPL (formerly Spade): The stream processing language for IBM's System S.
• R/Overlog: The Overlog language, adapted for use with replication systems.
• Na Kika: Secure, dynamic, decentralized content distribution.

Teaching

• Scripting Languages (Graduate):
  • Fall 2013