易青副教授，University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

http://www.cs.uccs.edu/~qyi/

qyi@uccs.edu

Dr. Qing Yi is an associate professor of Computer Science at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. She received her Ph.D. in Computer Science at Rice University under the supervision of Professor Ken Kennedy, where her doctoral dissertation focused on advanced loop optimizations to improve the performance of deep memory hierarchies. She was a post-doctorate associate at the DOE Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory between 2003-2005 and was an assistant professor at the University of Texas at San Antonio between 2005-2012. Her areas of research interests include compilers and programming languages, particularly compiler optimizations for high performance computing and tools for automatically improving software productivity, correctness, performance, and energy efficiency. She has been the lead PI of several multi-year NSF and DOE grants, including the prestigious NSF CAREER award, and has developed the POET transformation language and optimization infrastructure funded both by NSF and by DOE Office of Science. Her ongoing research projects include the development of a Programming Interface And Runtime For Self-Tuning Scalable C/C++ Data Structures, a multilayer code synthesis framework to enhance both the correctness and performance of software applications, and a programmable code optimization and empirical tuning infrastructure for high end computing.