About me

I'm Murali Krishna Emani doing my PhD at the University of Edinburgh under the guidance of Michael O'Boyle . I'm a member of the Institute for Computing Systems Architecture (ICSA) and the Compiler and Architecture Design Group (CArD).

Before moving to Edinburgh, I worked with Distributed Computing Lab of Infosys Labs, India. I have a Masters degree in IT from IIIT Bangalore and Bachelors degree from Osmania University, India.

Research Interests

My research lies in the broad area of mapping of parallel programs on heterogenous harware. More specifically, I'm working on approaches using machine learning techniques to dynamically adapt parallel programs on multi and many cores in presence of external varying workloads.

I would like to create sophisticated ways to elasticize any parallel program on-the-fly i.e. enable it to adapt to the highly dynamic environment that include changes in input data, hardware, software, external programs in the system.

• Parallelism detection in leagcy applications
• Porting sequential applications to Multicores and GPUs
• Research commercialization