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<h1 id="name"><a id="backtohome" href="index.html">Stephanie Brink</a></h1>
<!--<h2 id="sub">Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science</h2>-->
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Name: Stephanie Brink, née Labasan
<br>
Email: brink2 /at/ llnl /dot/ gov
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Phone: +19254236131
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Other: <a href="https://github.com/slabasan">Github</a> | <a
href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniebrink">LinkedIn</a> | <a
href="https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=TC34CBwAAAAJ&hl=en">Google
Scholar</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/stephanieb613">Twitter</a>
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Stephanie is a computer scientist in the <a id="dept"
href="https://computation.llnl.gov/casc">Center for Applied
Scientific Computing</a> at <a id="dept"
href="http://www.llnl.gov">Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory</a>.<br><br>She
received her Ph.D. and Masters in Computer Science from the <a id="univ"
href="http://uoregon.edu/">University of Oregon</a> in March 2019 and December
2016, respectively. She received her B.S. in Computer Engineering from the <a
id="uop" href="http://pacific.edu">University of the Pacific</a> in May 2013.
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Her research interest focuses on power-constrained high
performance computing and performance analytics. Stephanie's dissertation work focused on
power/performance tradeoffs for scientific visualization workloads on
supercomputers.
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Name: Stephanie Brink, née Labasan
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Phone: +9254236131
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Email: slabasan /at/ uoregon.edu
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Other: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanielabasan">LinkedIn</a> | <a href="https://github.com/slabasan">Github</a>-->
<!-- <a href="./webdocs/LabasanGHC17.pdf">GHC 2017 Resume</a> -->
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<p id="contactheader">Software Projects</p>
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<li><a href="https://github.com/llnl/hatchet">hatchet</a>: Python-based
tool for analyzing hierarchical performance data with pandas dataframes.</li>
<li><a href="https://github.com/llnl/variorum">variorum</a>:
Hardware-agnostic library enabling control of underlying hardware features.</li>
<li><a href="https://github.com/llnl/msr-safe">msr-safe</a>: Kernel
module providing whitelisted access to model-specific registers.</li>
<li><a href="https://github.com/llnl/libmsr">libmsr</a>: C-based library
providing control of Intel-specific hardware features encoded in model-specific
registers, such as power capping.</li>
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<p id="contactheader">Resources</p>
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<li>My main editor when working with code is Vim. Over the years, I have
learned some powerful operations that are enabled with this mouse-free editor.
I have written up notes from the
fundamentals to the advanced operations for all users <a id="vim" href="./vim_tips.html">here</a>.</li>
<li>R is my preferred method for basic
data analysis. I document some of the functions and commands <a id="r"
href="./R_tips.html">here</a>, so I do not have
to continue looking them up.</li>
<li><a id="other" href="./other_resources.html">Other notes and
references</a> for using Git, Bash, GDB -- stuff I repeatedly search for
most often.</li>
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<p id="contactheader">News</p>
<ul>
<li>12/2019: Giving a talk today at the STEM Center at Chabot College! <a href="./ChabotCollege.pdf">[slides]</a></li>
<li>11/2019: Heading to Colorado for the PowerStack Seminar and SC19!</li>
<li>10/2019: Attended GHC 2019 in Orlando, FL.</li>
<li>09/2019: Attending the Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in
Computing in San Diego, CA. Come by our workshop on HPC on Friday, Sept 20!</li>
<li>09/2019: Accepted to the Early Career Program at SC19!</li>
<li>08/2019: Our PowerStack BoF has been accepted to SC19 in Denver, CO!</li>
<li>07/2019: Attending Scalable Tools Workshop this week in Tahoe City, CA.</li>
<li>07/2019: Mentoring Livermore-area high school students on a computing
project as part of the LLF High School STEM Outreach Summer Internship Program.</li>
<li>06/2019: Attending ISC this week in Frankfurt, Germany.</li>
<li>06/2019: Our paper on Hatchet has been accepted to SC19 in Denver, CO!</li>
<li>06/2019: Attended the second annual <a
href="https://hpcpowerstack.github.io/seminar.html">PowerStack Seminar</a> in Munich,
Germany.</li>
<li>05/2019: Presented research results at IPDPS 2019 in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil.</li>
<li>05/2019: Our workshop accepted to the Richard Tapia Celebration of
Diversity in Computing!</li>
<li>04/2019: Reviewed scholarship applications for the Richard Tapia Celebration of
Diversity in Computing!</li>
<li>04/2019: Starting a new position at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory!</li>
<li>03/2019: Serving as a Committee Member for the GHC19 Computer Systems
Engineering track!</li>
<li>03/2019: Dissertation defense!</li>
<li>01/2018: Dissertation defense scheduled!</li>
<li>01/2019: Paper accepted to the International Parallel and Distributed
Processing Symposium (IPDPS)!</li>
<li>01/2019: Attended the Annual ECP Meeting in Houston, TX.</li>
<li>09/2018: Attended GHC 2018 in Houston, TX.</li>
<li>03/2018: Reviewed scholarship applications for GHC 2018.</li>
<li>01/2018: Dissertation Proposal accepted!</li>
<li>11/2017: Dissertation Committee filed with the Graduate School!</li>
<li>11/2017: Attended SC17 in Denver, CO.</li>
<li>10/2017: Presented SOL at GHC 2017 in Orlando, FL.</li>
<li>09/2017: Here at IEEE VIS 2017 for the Doctoral Colloquium and AVID
Workshop!</li>
<li>07/2017: Invited to be a panelist at the AVID Workshop at IEEE VIS
2017.</li>
<li>07/2017: Dissertation proposal accepted to the Doctoral Colloquium at
IEEE VIS 2017.</li>
<li>06/2017: Presented research results at EGPGV 2017, co-located with
Eurovis, in Barcelona, Spain.</li>
<li>05/2017: Reviewed journal submission to Transactions on Computers.</li>
<li>05/2017: Student Opportunity Lab (SOL) proposal entitled "#HPCMatters:
Understanding the Hype of High Performance Computing" accepted to GHC
2017.</li>
<li>04/2017: Paper accepted to Eurographics Symposium on Parallel
Graphics and Visualization (EGPGV).</li>
<li>04/2017: Participated in the VTK-m code sprint in Eugene, OR.</li>
<li>03/2017: Reviewed scholarship applications for GHC 2017.</li>
<li>11/2016: Attended SC16 in Salt Lake City, UT. It was nice to be back
at the location of my first SC in 2012. Looking forward to seeing LLNL interns
at our reunion event!</li>
<li>10/2016: Presented SOL at GHC 2016 in Houston, TX.</li>
<li>10/2016: Passed the Area Exam with distinction, and have advanced to
candidacy. The Area Exam is the second requirement for Ph.D. students at the
University of Oregon.</li>
<li>08/2016: Won best poster for Computation Directorate at LLNL's Annual
Summer Student Symposium.</li>
<li>06/2016: Started graduate research fellowship as a Lawrence Scholar at LLNL.</li>
<li>06/2016: Student Opportunity Lab (SOL) proposal entitled "#HPCMatters:
Understanding the Hype of High Performance Computing" accepted to GHC
2016.</li>
<li>01/2016: Internship at Intel extended for another six months.</li>
<li>11/2015: Completed the Directed Research Project, the first
requirement for Ph.D. students at the University of Oregon.</li>
<li>10/2015: Presented research results at LDAV 2015, co-located with
IEEE VIS, in Chicago, IL.</li>
<li>08/2015: Paper accepted to IEEE Large Data Analysis and Visualization
(LDAV) Symposium.</li>
<li>08/2015: Attended Dagstuhl Workshop on "Power-Bounded HPC Performance
Optimization" in Wadern, Germany.</li>
<li>06/2015: Began an internship with the Data Center Group at Intel in
Hillsboro, OR with Jonathan Eastep.</li>
<li>05/2015: Won a graduate fellowship providing up to four years of
funding for independent research as a Lawrence Scholar at Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory (LLNL)</li>
<li>03/2015: Invited to attend a Dagstuhl Workshop on "Power-Bounded HPC
Performance Optimization".
<li>11/2014: Attended SC14 in New Orleans, LA.</li>
<li>09/2014: Started year two of graduate school.</li>
<li>06/2014: Began an internship with the Software and Service Group at
Intel in Hillsboro, OR with Karla Callaghan.</li>
<li>02/2014: Won a Tapia Scholarship to attend the Richard Tapia
Celebration of Diversity in Computing in Seattle, WA. The Seattle Seahawks had just won the Superbowl, so we got to watch the parade!</li>
<li>11/2013: Won an ACM SIGHPC travel grant to attend SC13 in Denver,
CO.</li>
<li>10/2013: Won a travel grant through Beyond Broader Engagement at SC
to attend GHC 2013 in Minneapolis, MN.</li>
<li>09/2013: Started graduate school at the University of Oregon.</li>
<li>05/2013: Outstanding Graduate Computer Engineering Department at the University of the Pacific.</li>
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<p id="contactheader">Contact</p>
email: slabasan /at/ uoregon.edu
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<h4 id="update">Updated Oct 2019</h4>
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