Martha Kim

Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
Columbia University
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Brief Bio

Martha Kim is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Columbia University where she leads the ARCADE Lab. She joined Columbia after receiving her PhD in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Washington in December 2008. She holds a bachelors in Computer Science from Harvard University. Martha's research focus is in computer architecture. Her research has explored application mapping algorithms for the WaveScalar compiler, low-cost chip manufacturing, and reconfigurable network design. Her current focus is on techniques to improve the programmability and usability of hardware accelerators, and methods for explicit expression of on-chip communication.

Research Group

  • Lisa Wu (PhD)
  • Andrea Lottarini (PhD)
  • Melanie Kambadur (PhD)
  • Thomas Ramps (MS 2011)
  • Harsh Parekh (MS 2009)
  • Roopa Kakarlapudi (MS 2009)
  • Yunsung Kim (BS 2016)
  • Kui Tang (BS 2014)
  • Tim Paine (BS 2014)
  • RJ Barker (BS 2012)
  • Monica Ramirez (BS 2011)
  • Elba Garza (BS 2011)
  • Vladimir Shtokman (BS 2011)
  • Richard Sampson (BS 2010)

ARCADE Lab

Course Materials

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Recent Publications

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Information for Prospective Students

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