Christopher J. Rossbach

Professor Christopher J. Rossbach is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Texas at Austin and a Co-founder of Katana Graph. With a profound expertise in operating systems, virtualization, and computer architecture, he has significantly contributed to the fields of concurrency, distributed systems, and programming languages. His research interests extend to GPUs, synchronization, transactional memory, parallel algorithms, and parallel architectures, reflecting his comprehensive approach to advancing computing technologies. Professor Rossbach's work has been recognized with the prestigious 2013 ACM SIGOPS Doctoral Dissertation Award, highlighting his innovative contributions to virtualization and accelerators. His research often explores the intersection of hardware and software, aiming to enhance the efficiency and performance of computing systems. Through his work, he seeks to address the challenges posed by modern computing environments, particularly in the context of parallel and distributed systems. In addition to his academic pursuits, Professor Rossbach is actively involved in the development of cutting-edge technologies through his role at Katana Graph. His entrepreneurial spirit complements his academic endeavors, allowing him to translate theoretical insights into practical applications that push the boundaries of current computing capabilities. Professor Rossbach is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of computer scientists, fostering an environment of innovation and collaboration. His commitment to education and research continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, contributing to the vibrant academic community at the University of Texas at Austin.