Katherine Mohr

Katherine Mohr

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Hello! I'm Katherine. I'm a first year PhD student in Computer Science at Stanford University.

I'm broadly interested in compilers, programming languages, networking, and computer architecture, and I'm currently rotating with Phil Levis. In the fall, I worked with Keith Winstein to explore new methods of serverless compute. Last quarter, I worked with Fred Kjolstad on mapping data to heterogeneous memories (and unrelatedly, struggling to understand the internals of cudf).

Before coming to Stanford, I majored in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT (with a strong emphasis on the computer science side of that), where I was advised by some incredible people, including Prof Saman Amarasinghe, Prof Jonathan Ragan-Kelley, Ajay Brahmakshatriya, and AJ Root, as well as many others in a less official capacity. I also spent some time before grad school working at Five Rings Capital.

All the cool kids have blogs, so I'm trying this thing out. If this blog looks familiar, it's because it is blatantly stolen from Micah Lerner's excellent blog. You should probably go check that out instead.

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Blog

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