Mackale Joyner

Graduate Student, Computer Science Rice University Research Advisor: Ken Kennedy VGrADS Activities: AGEP alumnus mjoyner@rice.edu

Educational Background

• B.S. Computer Science (2002), Rice University
• PhD student (Currently), Rice University

Research Experience

Mackale Joyner's research interests include high-performance languages, object-oriented scientific applications, and compilation strategies. His current work focuses on developing compiler optimizations to improve high-performance object-oriented scientific applications. The goal of this work involves decreasing the performance gap between Java and languages used in scientific languages such as C and Fortran.

Publications

1. M. Joyner. "Improving Object Inlining for High-Performance Java Scientific Applications", Master's Thesis. Rice University, February 2005