Jackson Woodruff

Jackson Woodruff is a Lecturer in Compiling Techniques at The University of Edinburgh, Department of Computer Science. His research interests include compiling techniques, and he is affiliated with the university's computer science department. His contact information is available via email at Jackson.Woodruff@ed.ac.uk, and his personal profile page can be accessed at https://www.ed.ac.uk/Jackson_Woodruff.html.

Jackson Woodruff is a researcher at the University of Edinburgh, specializing in compiling for hardware accelerators. His work focuses on optimizing software for specialized hardware through techniques such as decompiling small language models, generating efficient assembly code, and designing accelerators for linear algebra and tensor operations. Woodruff's research includes developing datasets for executable C functions, analyzing data center applications, and exploring resource sharing in regular-expression accelerators. His contributions span from neural lifting and program synthesis to improving the performance of sparse algebra and network-aware application analysis. His research emphasizes the intersection of compiler technology, hardware acceleration, and performance optimization.