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I am a tenured Assistant Professor (tenure-tracked) in the Computer Systems (CompSys) Section in the Department of Computer Science, VU, Amsterdam. I lead the StoNet (Storage-Networking) research group. We are a part of the Massiving Computer Systems group, which is lead by Prof. Alexandru Iosup.

My main research areas are in storage, networking, operating systems, and distributed systems. Broadly speaking, I am interested in the performance aspect of systems, spanning from multi-core CPUs to distributed systems. Currently, I have following active interests:

Storage-Networking (StoNet) research group

I am a member of the IPN EDI (equity, diversity, inclusion) working group.

students: If you would like to work on storage systems (NVMe, ZNS, flash, optane, SSDs, file systems, key-value stores), distributed systems (high performance storage, networking) and data-processing frameworks as (a) thesis work (XM_0011); (b) open research projects in XM_405088 or XM_0129 or XM_0130; or (c) literature survey work at VU (X_405111) - drop me an email. Also my advice for working with me, and other useful resources for students.

CompSysNL Slack: If you are a computer systems researcher in the Netherlands, please consider joining the CompSys NL slack https://compsys-nl.slack.com/, [joining link].

Research Funding: My research is generously funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO), SURF, Western Digital, Xilinx, Amazon, and Mellanox - thank you all!

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Bio: Animesh Trivedi is a tenured Assistant Professor in the Computer Science department at VU Amsterdam. He leads the Storage-Networking (StoNet) research group, https://stonet-research.github.io/. His research interests lie in building fast and efficient systems using modern hardware. He’s currently focusing on two emerging research directions. First, how to leverage cheap and fast Flash and Optane NVMe storage devices to support demands of data-heavy workloads. Second, how to design and build foundational software infrastructure and services for the next generation of edge computing applications. Prior to joining VU Amsterdam in 2019, he has worked as a Research Staff Member at the IBM Research Lab in Zürich. He holds a PhD and Master from ETH Zürich. More about his work can be found at https://animeshtrivedi.github.io.

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