Tripathi works in distributed systems with specific focus on problems pertaining to novel programming paradigms, system security, fault-tolerance, and scalable architectures. His current research is on Blockchain systems. Some of his recently completed projects include the development of a framework for parallel programming of large-scale graph problems on cluster computers, techniques for scalable transaction management in key-value based data storage systems, and a generative programming framework for secure collaboration systems. He teaches courses on operating systems and distributed systems.
Research Division
Computing Systems
Current Research
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Ajanta
Ph.D. Graduates
Vinit Padhye (2013); Devdatta Kulkarni (2009); John Eberhard (2006); Tanvir Ahmed (2004); Robert Miller (2002); Neeran Karnik (1998); Donald Hamnes (1997); Khaled Day (1992); Shiva Azadegan (1991); Mehmet Aksit (1989, University of Twente; co-advised with Prof. Niemegeers); Vijay Raghavan (1989).
