I am a PhD student in the NetOS division of the Systems Research Group at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, under the supervision of Dr Steven Hand.
On this page, you can find information about my research and teaching activities. I also have a personal website.
Research
In am interested in the general area of large scale parallel, distributed systems. In particular, I am part of the Ciel project, and am currently starting off my own research project on multi-scale parallel computation, trying to realize the vision of being able to run computations across arbitrary sets of heterogeneous resources.
Now quite some time in the past, my undergraduate dissertation was in the area of Computer Vision, focussing on interactive 3D structure-from-motion. More information about it can be found on the Proteus project page.
Supervisions
In the Academic Year 2011/2012, I am not currently supervising, since I am away doing an internship at Google until the end of November. I have in the past supervised courses for students across all years of the Computer Science Tripos, as well as three award-winning Part II projects.
Contact me
Email:
Office phone: +44 1223 763683
Snail mail:
Malte Schwarzkopf
University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory
Willam Gates Building
15 JJ Thomson Avenue
Cambridge CB3 0FD, UK