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Publications:

Jackson Woodruff, Andrew W Moore, Noa Zilberman, Measuring Burstiness in Data Center Applications, Buffers Workshop 2019. PDF Code Data

Jackson Woodruff, Murali Ramanumjam, Noa Zilberman, P4DNS: In-Network DNS, EuroP4 2019. PDF Code

Theses:

Jackson Woodruff, Analyzing data center applications using high precision packet traces, Master's Dissertation, 2019.

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Jackson Woodruff, An Optimizing Compiler for ML, Undergraduate Dissertation, 2018. PDF Code

Other:

Murali Ramanujam, Jackson Woodruff, Andrew W Moore and Noa Zilberman, "Reproducible Cloud Measurements", poster, Google Networking Research Summit, March 2019.

Jackson Woodruff, How to give a talk: annotated bibliography, unpublished 2019. PDF

Jackson Woodruff, How to give a talk (Talk at the Churchill CompSci Talk Series, 2019 Recording (Youtube))

P4DNS

P4DNS is a DNS server written in P4. It is designed to integrate into reprogrammable switches in data center racks and accelerate DNS requests. We found throughput improvements of more than 50x and latency improvments of 100x over traditional software solutions.

GCC

GCC is the largest open source compiler toolchain. My work focused on backend optimizations for Arm architecture targets.

PBs:

Distance	Time	Event
5k	18:05	Abingdon Parkrun
10k	36:49	Two Castles 10k
Half Marathon	79:00	Bath Half

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I'm Jackson Woodruff

I'm a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh working on compiling for hardware accelerators.

Experience:

University of Cambridge, BA and MEng, 2015-2019
University of Edinburgh, PhD, 2019-
Arm Intern, 2017 and 2018
IMC 2019 Shadow PC

Awards:

Distinguished Talk Award, Churchill College Computer Science Talks Series, 2017 and 2018
Magdalene College Prize for Computer Science, 2016, 2018, 2019
Magdalene College Academic Scholarship, 2016-2017, 2018-2019, 2019-2020
Top 50 A-Level Computer Science Student in the UK, 2015

Hi there, I'm

Jackson Woodruff

P4DNS

GCC

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