Michal Friedman

Michal Friedman is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at ETH Zurich. His research interests include concurrency, systems, emerging technologies, programming languages, and sustainability. Prof. Friedman's work focuses on advancing computational methods and their applications in these areas. His profile page provides additional details about his research and academic activities.

Michal Friedman is a researcher at ETH Zurich with expertise in Systems, Emerging Technologies, and Concurrency. His work focuses on developing efficient and durable data structures for non-volatile memory, with an emphasis on lock-free algorithms and persistent systems. Friedman has published extensively on topics such as persistent lock-free queues, durable sets, and concurrency in faulty persistent memory. His research explores the intersection of concurrency control, memory systems, and performance optimization, particularly in the context of non-volatile memory and disaggregated memory architectures. He has also contributed to the design of programming models and correctness conditions for persistent memory systems.