Date: 2018-07-02
Categories: phd_students; news; research

Funded PhD places

The department will likely advertise 3 GTA places very shortly. These are fully funded. The start date is 24th September 2018. Please contact me directly if you are at all interested.

2020-05-01 John Whitington PhD viva
2020-02-05 On the need for PhD viva chairs
2020-01-20 SQLite assumptions, or how to corrupt an SQLite database
2019-12-18 VeTSS annual summary
2019-08-30 B-tree random write performance
2019-08-21 ML'19 Workshop at ICFP: A key-value store for OCaml
2018-07-02 Funded PhD places
2018-06-14 A typed DSL for parsing
2018-05-30 Potential improvements in filesystem performance
2018-05-22 First Python program: an Earley parser!
2018-02-01 New OCaml library: path resolution
2017-09-06 ICFP most influential paper from 10 years ago
2017-05-15 PhD viva: congratulations to Thomas Gransden
2017-03-16 tjr-btree: a CoW B-tree library in OCaml
2016-06-05 Do not buy TP-Link products
2016-05-27 Visit to Cambridge, for REMS workshop
2016-04-22 Visit to Denmark, to see Joergen Villadsen
2016-02-19 Tree-structured text
2016-02-09 Simple implementation of an Earley-like parsing algorithm
2016-01-27 Talk at York University
2016-01-06 Stephanie Heintz PhD viva
2015-10-05 SibylFS presentation at SOSP'15
2015-09-28 SibylFS SOSP poster
2015-09-21 SibylFS presentation to Industrial Advisory Board
2015-06-28 SOSP 2015 paper acceptance for SibylFS
2015-04-27 Why operational models?
2015-04-21 REMS Cambridge talk on SibylFS
2014-11-26 Isabelle on 64bit ubuntu with 32bit libraries
2014-11-21 Talk on parsing at the University of Sussex
2014-09-26 P1 combinator parsing library for OCaml
2014-09-26 E3 earley parser library for OCaml
2014-09-18 SLE 2014 conference, and Parsing at SLE workshop, slides
2014-09-07 ICFP 2014, OCaml workshop, slides and video
2014-09-07 ICFP 2014, Lem talk
2014-07-11 P3 paper accepted for SLE 2014
2014-07-11 Lem paper accepted to ICFP 2014
2014-04-15 New release of P3 code on github
2014-03-02 New release of P3 code on github
2013-12-16 New release of P3 code on github
2013-12-03 Implementing algorithms efficiently
2013-11-24 Experience of using Lem
2013-11-13 PhD student course on logic, proof and mechanized theorem proving
2013-11-13 New website design
2013-11-13 Engineer position
2013-11-12 Netsem TCP/IP specification on github
2013-11-08 Talk on parsing and P3 given at Cambridge
2013-11-01 Funded PhD positions
2013-04-01 PhD position funded by Microsoft Research
2013-02-01 EPSRC grant funded