Call for Papers: Storage

The increasing need to process data faster as well as address the growing demand for enhancing data privacy and protection raises new challenges and opportunities for data storage across various computing domains. Within this context, the storage area of JSys welcomes a wide range of research contributions in all aspects of designing, implementing, and evaluating storage software, new architectures, programming abstractions, security, privacy, and data reduction and near-data processing techniques.

Topics of Interests

• New algorithms for data storage
• System software and application software including but-not-limited to key-value stores, databases, and file-system
• Novel hardware architectures (e.g., FPGA-based, DNA-based, Glass storage, near-memory and near-storage architectures)
• Topics related to the design and development of Computational Storage devices and architectures
• Security and privacy techniques focused on enhancing storage
• Techniques for handling data reliability
• Experimental evaluations and benchmarks for storage systems
• Experiences, observations, and lessons learned from real-world deployments
• Design and development of new programming abstractions and compilers

If you are unsure whether your work is a good fit for this area, please send a short abstract or description to the area chair(s); they will be happy to give some initial feedback.

Area Board

The Storage area is chaired by

• Antonio Barbalace, University of Edinburgh
    abarbala@ed.ac.uk
• Sudarsun Kannan, Rutgers University
    sudarsun.kannan@rutgers.edu

and the reviewers are:

• Ali Butt, Virginia Tech
• Bryan S. Kim, Syracuse University
• Rajat Kateja, Google
• Saurabh Kadekodi, Google
• Sungjin Lee, DGIST, South Korea

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