Best Student Presentation Awards

Year	Presentation Title
2004	LLVM: A Compilation Framework for Lifelong Program Analysis and Transformation, Chris Lattner (UIUC)
2005	Predicting Unroll Factors Using Supervised Classification, Mark Stephenson (MIT)
2006	Using Machine Learning to Focus Iterative Optimization, Felix Agakov (UEdinburgh)
2007	Persistent Code Caching: Exploiting Code Reuse Across Executions and Applications, Vijay Janapa Reddi (Harvard University)
2008	Near-Optimal Instruction Selection on DAGs, David Koes (Carnegie Mellon University)
2009	(Award 1) Automatic Feature Generation for Compilers for Machine Learning Based Optimizing Compilation, Hugh Leather (UEdinburgh)
2009	(Award 2) OptiScope: Performance Accountability for Optimizing Compiler. Tipp Moseley (UColorado)
2010	(Award 1) Contention Aware Execution: Online Contention Detection and Response, Jason Mars (UVirginia)
2010	(Award 2) An Efficient Software Transactional Memory Using Commit-Time Invalidation, Justin Gottschlich (UColorado)
2011	Highly Scalable Distributed Dataflow Analysis, Joseph L. Greathouse (UMichigan)
2012	DeadSpy: A Tool to Pinpoint Program Inefficiencies, Milind Chabbi (Rice)
2013	(Award 1) Portable Mapping of Data-Parallel Programs to OpenCL for Heterogeneous Systems, Dominik Grewe (UEdinburgh)
2013	(Award 2) Effective Fault Localization Based on Minimum Debugging Frontier Set, Feng Li (Institute of Computing Technology, China)
2014	?
2015	(Award 1) Optimizing Binary Translation for Dynamically Generated Code, Byron Hawkins
2015	(Award 2) On Performance Debugging of Unnecessary Lock Contentions Multicore Processor: A Replay-based Approach, Long Zheng
2020	Testing Static Analyses for Precision and Soundness, Jubi Taneja (UUtah)