Ray Willy Neiheiser has earned his PhD qualify in Computer Science from PPGCC/UFSC on 22/07/2019. His PhD thesis entitled “Resilient and Efficient Frameworks for Blockchains” is advised by professor Joni Fraga and co-advised by professor Luciana Rech. The jury was composed by the following professors: Carlos Barros Montez (DAS/UFSC), Raimundo José de Araújo Macedo (UFBA) and Miguel Correia (INESC-ID/Lisboa).
Lais Borin has earned his master’s degree in Computer Science from PPGCC/UFSC on 26/06/2019. Her M.Sc. dissertation entitled “Dynamic Slack Filling: Uma Estratégia para Economia de Energia Baseada no Escalonador de Tempo Real RUN com Dynamic Power Management” was advised by professors Márcio Castro and Patricia Plentz. The jury was composed by the following professors: Rômulo Silva de Oliveira (PGEAS/UFSC), Antônio Augusto Fröhlich (PPGCC/UFSC) and George Oliveira Silva (PGCOMP/UFBA).
Anna Victoria Oikawa has defended her final project on 24/06/2019. Her research work entitled “Escalonamento Global Orientado à Carga de Trabalho para Aplicações Científicas” was advised by professors Márcio Castro and Laércio Pilla. The jury was composed by the following professors: Odorico Mendizabal (UFSC) and Frank Siqueira (UFSC).
Bruno Marques has defended his final project on 24/06/2019. His research work entitled “Otimização do Framework PSkel para o Processador Manycore MPPA-256” was advised by professor Márcio Castro. The jury was composed by the following professors: Odorico Mendizabal (UFSC) and Frank Siqueira (UFSC).
Ivan Luiz Salvadori has earned his PhD degree in Computer Science from PPGCC/UFSC on 19/03/2019. His PhD thesis entitled “Data Linking as a Service: A Microservices Infrastructure for Publishing Linked Data” was advised by professor Frank Siqueira. The jury was composed by the following professors: José Leomar Todesco (UFSC – EGC), Nabor das Chagas Mendonça (Universidade de Fortaleza) and Ronaldo dos Santos Mello (PPGCC/UFSC).
José Roque Betiol Junior has earned his master´s degree in Computer Science from PPGCC/UFSC on 20/02/2019. His M.Sc. dissertation entitled “Validação Experimental do Protocolo RT-WiFi na Transmissão de Tráfego Tempo Real em Ambientes Abertos” was advised by professor Luciana Rech and professor Ricardo Alexandre de Moraes. The jury was composed by the following professors: Patricia Della Mea Plentz, Carlos de Barros Montez e Alex Sandro Pinto.
Pedro Henrique de Mello Morado Penna has earned his master’s degree in Computer Science from PPGCC/UFSC on 01/08/2017. His M.Sc. dissertation entitled “BinLPT: A Workload-aware Parallel Loop Scheduler for Large Scale Multicore Platforms” was advised by professors Márcio Castro and Patricia Plentz. The jury was composed by the following professors: Jean-François Méhaut (University of Grenoble Alpes), Rômulo Silva de Oliveira (PGEAS/UFSC), Luiz Cláudio Villar dos Santos (PPGCC/UFSC) and Laércio Lima Pilla (PPGCC/UFSC).
Ray Willy Neiheiser has earned his master’s degree in Computer Science from PPGCC/UFSC on 16/08/2017. His M.Sc. dissertation, entitled “Byzantine Fault Tolerant Architecture in Geographically Distributed Graph Databases”, was advised by Prof. Luciana Rech. The jury was composed by the following researchers: Prof. Carlos Maziero (UFPR), Prof. Frank Siqueira, Prof. Ronaldo Melo and Prof. Luciana Rech.
Hylson Vescovi Netto has earned his doctor’s degree in Computer Science from PPGCC/UFSC on 28/03/2017. His P.h.D thesis, entitled “Armazenamento de Dados Eficiente Tolerante a Faltas Bizantinas em Múltiplas Nuvens com Coordenação de Metadados Integrada a um Gerenciador de Containers”, was advised by Prof. Lau Cheuk Lung. The jury was composed by the following researchers: Prof. Luís Eduardo Rodrigues, Prof. Elias Duarte Júnior, Prof. Joni da Silva Fraga, Prof. Ricardo Moraes, Prof. Frank Siqueira and Prof. Luciana Rech.
Daniel Presser has earned his master’s degree in Computer Science from PPGCC/UFSC on 02/11/2016. His M.Sc. dissertation, entitled “Greft: Arbitrary Fault-Tolerant Distributed Graph Processing Architecture”, was advised by Prof. Lau Cheuk Lung. The jury was composed by the following researchers: Prof. Frank Siqueira, Ronaldo Melo and Prof. Luciana Rech.
