Biography

I am a PhD student in the Parkas team of the Computer Science department (DI) at École Normale Supérieure in Paris. I work under the supervision of Albert Cohen and Marc Pouzet.

I currently focus on building Telamon, a tool to find the best implementation for a GPU kernel in a given search space. Previously, I did some work on polyhedral compilation, compilers internal representations and synchronous languages.

My research interests cover several aspects of program transformations and code generation for parallel architectures. In particular, I am interested in how to represent programs to enable more transformations and how to pick the best optimization decisions.

• Optimization Space Pruning without Regrets In CC’17

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• In-Place Update in a Dataflow Synchronous Language: A Retiming-Enabled Language Experiment In SCOPES’16

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• PENCIL: A Platform-Neutral Compute Intermediate Language for Accelerator Programming In PACT’15

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• VOBLA: A Vehicle for Optimized Basic Linear Algebra In LCTES’14

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I am a teaching assistant at Université Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) since 2015. I took part in the following courses:

• 1RE01 ARE: Research Initiation Project.
• 2I013: Android Project.
• 2I016: Calculability and Decidability.
• 4I407: System Specification and Modelisation.

In 2014, I was a teaching assistant for the High Performance Computing and Data Science course (INF442) at École Polytechnique.

• ulysse.beaugnon@ens.fr
• DI - École Normale Supérieure
  45 rue d’Ulm
  75005, Paris
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