Shoaib Akram

Shoaib Akram is a Senior Lecturer in the ANU School of Computing at The Australian National University. His research focuses on storage systems for data-intensive applications, computer architecture, and performance analysis. He leads the Vertically Integrated Computer Systems (VICS) research group at ANU and teaches courses on computer architecture and advanced topics in computer systems. His work has been published in top-tier conferences and journals, and he has contributed to the restructuring of the foundational computer systems curriculum at ANU.

Shoaib Akram is a researcher at the Australian National University with expertise in Data-Intensive Applications, Computer Architecture, and Performance Analysis. His work focuses on optimizing system performance through advanced scheduling techniques, garbage collection, and memory management in heterogeneous and hybrid memory environments. He has published extensively on topics such as fairness-aware scheduling, write-ratio garbage collection, and performance prediction for multithreaded applications. His research also explores the use of Intel Optane memory and persistent memory technologies to enhance scalability and reduce memory pressure in big data frameworks. His contributions aim to improve the efficiency and reliability of modern computing systems.