Smruti Ranjan Sarangi is an Assistant Professor in the computer science and engineering department at IIT Delhi since January 2011. He primarily works in computer architecture, and also looks at relevant issues in adjoining areas such as high performance compilers and futuristic operating systems. Some of his current research areas are process variation aware computer architectures, OS jitter aware systems, and technologies for multi-core architectures.

Dr. Sarangi obtained his Ph.D in computer architecture from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign(UIUC), USA  in 2006, and a B.Tech in computer science from IIT Kharagpur in 2002. After completing his Ph.D he has worked in Synopsys Research, and IBM Research Labs.

He has filed five US patents and has published 18 papers in reputed international conferences and journals,. Dr. Sarangi has been awarded the best Master's thesis award in UIUC, and the MICRO (International Symposium on Micro-Architecture) best paper award for his work. His work has featured in the MIT Technology Review and on popular technology sites like theregister and slashdot. 

He currently directs the SRISHTI research group at IIT Delhi, which focuses on core systems and architecture research. He is perennially in search of smart student colleagues to solve challenging research problems of mutual interest. In the near term, he is looking to urgently fill two project positions. Details can be found here . Please use this site to find relevant information about his research, publications, courses, advice to graduate students and summer interns, views about pursuing higher studies in India and abroad, and relevant contact information.

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