MIME-Version: 1.0 Server: CERN/3.0 Date: Wednesday, 20-Nov-96 19:39:00 GMT Content-Type: text/html Content-Length: 2476 Last-Modified: Wednesday, 05-Apr-95 00:09:49 GMT Julian Pelenur

Julian Emilio Pelenur

julian@cs.cornell.edu

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Master of Engineering, Cornell University, Computer Science , May 1995
I graduated from Cornell Computer Science (BS Engineering) in May 1994

Campus Adress:
114 Summit St. Apt. 2
Ithaca, NY 14850
(607) 273-4248

Office (Theory Center):
530 Engineering & Theory Center
Ithaca, NY 14853
(607) 254-8859
fax 254-8888
Office (Computer Science):
312 Upson Hall
Cornell University
(607) 255-1099

Current occupation:
Fulltime student, Teaching Assistant, and Database Administrator at the Cornell Theory Center .
Recent Projects:

Global Pointers in C++ : A complete toolkit for writing C++ parallel programs on a network of workstations. Independent of platform, network topology, and compiler. Developed on Sun Sparcstations over both Ethernet and ATM networks.

Wfinger, a system for searching home pages and other documents on the World Wide Web.
Currently under development:

Cyberserver DFS: There is a growing need for faster HTTP servers to fulfill the increasing demand for WWW services. In addition, with the growing commercialization of the Web, fault-tolerance and high availability are becoming critical. This paper describes the design and implementation of a distributed, fault-tolerant HTTP server using Horus.

PRVF (Posse Really Fast Video): The goal is to design and implement a technique to achieve full screen motion video over a cluster of workstations on an ATM network. We show that through the use as an innovative Snarf and Blast technique, that capitalizes on the hardware, we can produce fast video transfer with no compression (30 FPS full-color,full-screen)