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Dahlia Malkhi

Dahlia Malkhi
PRINCIPAL RESEARCHER
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MICROSOFT RESEARCH, SILICON VALLEY

1288 Pear Ave, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA

Tl: (650) 693-1362   Fax: (425) 936-7329

 

Current project: CORFU (Clusters of Raw/Redundant Flash Units)

Upcoming conferences: Co-chair of LADIS 2012; program committee member of ICALP 2012 and ICALP 2013

Bio:

Dahlia Malkhi, PhD, works on algorithmic aspects of distributed computing and reliability since the early nineties.

Prior to joining Microsoft Research, Dr. Malkhi was a tenured associate professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1999-2007) and a senior researcher at AT&T Bell-Labs (1995-1999). Dr. Malkhi serves on the editorial board of the Distributed Computing Journal since 2002; she was elected an ACM fellow in 2011; she is a winner of the IBM Faculty award 2003 and 2004; a winner of the German-Israeli Foundation (G.I.F.) Young Scientist award 2002; a recipient of the Alon Faculty Fellowship 2000-2003; and a recipient of the Eshkol Post-Doctoral fellowship 1995.

Some notable past keynotes and roles:

  • Program chair, LADIS 2012 , Locality 2007, PODC 2006, Locality 2005 and DISC 2002.
  • Keynote speaker , DISC 2011
       CORFU: Going Beyond Paxos
  • Invited speaker, LADIS '2011 
       CORFU: Transactional Storage at the Speed of Flash
  • Keynote speaker, IPTPS '10, San Jose, CA.
        Backend Consistency for Large-Scale Live Services
  • Inivited speaker, TADDS 2010, Boston, MA. 
        Dynamic Reconfiguratoin in Distributed Systems
  • Invited speaker, A 30-Year Perspective on Replication, Ascona, Switzerland, 2007. 
        Virtually Synchronous Paxos
  • Keynote speaker, SMP 2004, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 
        FairPlay - A Secure Two-Party Computation System
  • Keynote speaker, WDAS 2004, Lauzanne, Switzerland. 
        Locality Aware network Solutions
  • Keynote speaker, RCDS 2002, Osaka, Japan. 
        From Byzantine Agreement to Practical Survivability
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