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Neha Narula on the Latest Research in Databases, Transactions, Distributed Programming
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Neha is a fifth year PhD student in PDOS, the Parallel and Distributed Operating Systems group at MIT, advised by Robert Morris. Here she has worked on W5, BFlow, a privacy-preserving browser system, WARP, and Dixie. Neha's research interests are in protecting user data and scalable storage systems for web apps. Neha has worked for Google as a Software Engineer on NaCL, Blobstore, and Froogle.
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Jun 08, 2015
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