Alexander A. Schwarzmann

Professor and Department Head
Computer Science and Engineering

Research interests:
- theory and practice of robust distributed and parallel computing
- electronic voting technology; security and integrity
- fault-tolerant distributed algorithms
- distributed systems and software architecture
Publications and Presentations
Research Labs
- Director, UCONN Center for Voting Technology Research -- VoTeR Center
- Dependable Distributed Systems Group
Courses
- CSE 3502, Theory of Computing, Spring 2016
Conference Committee Activities
- ACM PODC, Chair, Program Commitee, 2017
- ACM PODC, Chair, Steering Commitee, 2012-2015
- ICDCN'2013, PC Member
- EVT/WOTE'2012, PC Member
- SSS'2011, Track Co-Chair
- 2006-2010: DISC'2010, PC Co-Chair; SIROCCO'2008, PC Chair; SSS'2008, PC; ICDCS'2008, PC; IEEE NCA'2008, PC; DISC, Chair, Steering Committee, 2004-2007: DISC'2007, DISC'2006, DISC'2005; IEEE NCA'2007, PC; OPODIS'2006, PC Chair; IEEE NCA'2006, PC Co-Chair
- 2001-2005: ICDCS'2005, PC, OPODIS'2005, PC, DPDNS'2005, PC, IEEE NCA'2005, PC, OPODIS'2004, PC , DISC, Vice-Chair, SC, 2002-2004 (DISC'2004, DISC'2003) , PODC'2004, PC , IEEE FTPDS'2004, PC , OPODIS'2003, PC , ACM PCK50, Org. Chair, 2003 , NCA'2003, PC , DISC, SC, 2001-2002 , OPODIS'2002, PC , PODC'2002, PC , NCA'2001, PC , OPODIS'2001, PC , PODC'2001, CC , ICDCS'2001, PC
- Second Millenium Activities: OPODIS'2000, PODC'2000, SIROCCO'2000, OPODIS'99, DISC'98, PC Member
Societies and Memberships
ACM

IEEE

Sigma Xi

Upsilon Pi Epsilon, Faculty Advisor

Cornell Society of Engineers

Vigneron d'Honneur, Jurade de Saint-Emilion
Pictures
In the news
10 Emerging Technologies
NSF Research Support (To be updated)
My research is supported in part by the following National Science Foundation grants:
- NSF TOC: Collaborative Research: Distributed Collaborative Computing and Adversity, CCR-0311368
- NSF ITR: Communication and Data Sharing Services for Dynamic Distributed Systems, CCR-0121277.
- NSF-NATO Grant: Principles of Robust Cooperative Computing,
- NSF Career Award: Principles and Practices of Dependable Distributed Computing,
- NSF TOC: Robust Algorithmic Building Blocks for Parallel Computing,
Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

Alexander A. Schwarzmann
Computer Science and Engineering 371 Fairfield Way, Unit 4155 University of Connecticut Storrs, Connecticut 06269	Tel: (860) 486-2672 {If you call and I am not in, please send email.} Fax: (860) 486-4817

Alexander A. Schwarzmann

Professor and Department Head Computer Science and Engineering

Professor and Department Head
Computer Science and Engineering