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Dongyoon Lee

Dongyoon Lee
Associate Professor
Department of Computer Science
Stony Brook University
E-mail: dongyoon [AT] cs [DOT] stonybrook [DOT] edu
Office: New Computer Science Bldg, Room 339
Phone: (631) 632-1522
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Bio

I am an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science at Stony Brook University. I received the Ph.D. (2013) and M.S. (2009) in Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor under the guidance of Prof. Satish Narayanasamy; and B.S. (2004) in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Seoul National University in South Korea. Before joining Stony Brook University, I worked as an assistant professor at Virginia Tech (2014-2019) and as an academic visitor in the next generation middleware platforms department at IBM T. J. Watson Research Center (Fall 2013). I also interned in the operating systems group at Microsoft Research - Redmond (Summer 2012); and in the systems analysis and verification department at NEC Laboratories America (Summer 2011). My co-authored papers won two ACM distinguished paper awards at ASE 2019 and ESEC/FSE 2018, the best student paper finalist at SC 2016, and the ACM best paper award at ASPLOS 2011. I also received ICTAS Junior Faculty Award 2017, Google Research Award 2015, ProQuest Distinguished Dissertation Award 2013, and VMWare Graduate Fellowship 2012.

Research Areas: Compilers, Operating SYstems, and SecuritY (COSY Lab)

I have a passion for designing systems and tools aimed at assisting programmers in building reliable, secure and efficeint systems. I love working on solutions that cut across the entire software-hardware computing stack, including compilers, computer architecture, operating systems, and security.

News

I am actively looking for motivated PhD, MS, undergraduate students to work on systems and security research projects. Please refer to my Research page for sample projects.
Sep. 2024: A paper on a homomorphic encryption compiler is accepted by USENIX Security 2024.
Aug. 2024: An NSF SaTC Core Small project on a homomorphic encryption compiler was funded.
July 2024: A paper on a homomorphic encryption compiler is accepted by ASPLOS 2024.
May 2024: A research project on ARM TrustZone trusted OS security with the Agency for Defense Development (ADD), South Korea, was funded.
May 2024: A paper on an energy harvesting system is accepted by OSDI 2024.
Mar. 2023: A paper on heap buffer overflow detection is accepted by OSDI 2023.
Mar. 2023: I will serve as the publication co-chair for ASPLOS 2024.
Mar. 2023: A paper on Linux device driver fuzzing is accepted by S&P (Oakland) 2023.
Mar. 2023: A paper on an energy harvesting system is accepted by ISCA 2023.
Jan. 2023: A paper on a homomorphic encryption compiler is accepted by USENIX Security 2023.

More News

Nov. 2022: A paper on regular exression denial of service is accepted by S&P (Oakland) 2023.
Oct. 2022: I will serve as the TPC chair for LCTES 2023 (co-located with PLDI’23, part of FCRC’23).
Aug. 2022: A collabrative NSF CSR/CNS Large project on sustainable data center was funded.
June 2022: A collabrative NSF SaTC Small project on regular expressions was funded.
May 2022: A collabrative NSF CCF/SHF Small project on energy harvesting systems was funded.
March 2022: A paper accepted by OSDI 2022. Congratulations to Xinwei!
November 2021: A paper accepted by CGO 2022. Congratulations to Yongwoo and others!
November 2021: A journal accepted by ACM TIOT. Congratulations to Yifu and others!
August 2021: A paper accepted by SOSP 2021. Congratulations to Xinwei, Wook-Hee, and Ajay!
July 2021: A paper accepted by MICRO 2021. Congratulations to Jianping, Jongouk, Xinwei, and Ajay!
Aug. 2020: A paper accepted by S&P (Oakland) 2021. Congratulations to Jamie!
July 2020: Jamie will join in the ECE dept. at Purdue Univeristy as an assistant professor in Fall 2020. Congratulations!
May 2020: Jamie awarded the Second Place at the ACM Student Research Competition Grand Finals. Congratulations!
March 2020: A paper accepted by IEEE TPDS. Congratulations to Ali and others!
Oct. 2019: Our ASE’19 paper on regulare expression programming has been selected to receive the ACM SIGSOFT Distinguished Paper Award. Congratulations to Mischa and Jamie!
Aug. 2019: Jamie recieved the first prize at the Student Research Competition at ESEC/FSE 2019. Congratulations!
Aug. 2019: Two papers accepted by ASE 2019. Congratulations to Jamie, Mischa, Daniel, and Ayaan!
July 2019: I moved to Stony Brook University.
May 2019: A paper accepted by FSE 2019. Congratulations to Jamie!
May 2019: A paper accepted by USENIX Security 2019. Congratulations to Tong!
Apr. 2019: A paper accepted by USENIX ATC 2019. Congratulations to Xinwei, Talha, and Jamie!
Nov. 2018: A paper accepted by ASPLOS 2019. Congratulations to Tong!
Oct. 2018: Our ESEC/FSE’18 paper on ReDoS has been selected to receive the ESEC/FSE 2018 Distinguished Paper Award. Congratulations to Jamie and Christy again!
Aug. 2018: A paper accepted by SC’18. Congratulations to Ali A.
July 2018: A paper accepted by MICRO 2018. Congratulations to Sam, Hongyu, and Tong!
June 2018: I offered a K-12 outreach program “Programming Paper Planes” as a part of VT C-Tech^2 (6/26~29).
June 2018: A paper accepted by FSE 2018. Congratulations to Jamie and Christy!
June 2018: A NSF CSR Small proposal (PI) on repurposing Memory Protection Extensions (MPX) was funded.
May 2018: I will serve as the General Vice-Chair for HPC 2019 (a part of SCS Spring Simulation Multi-Conference).
May 2018: A paper accepted by USENIX Security 2018. Congratulations to Jamie and Eric! We also wrote a guide on nodejs.org, made fs.readFile safe, and added documentation on potential DoS vectors.
Nov. 2017: A paper accepted by CGO 2018. Congratulations to Xinwei!
Sep. 2017: An ICTAS JFA proposal on fog computing was funded.
May 2017: An Agency of Defense Development (S. Korea) proposal (PI) on compiler-enhanced security was funded.
Mar./June 2017: Our Node.fz paper (EuroSys’17) was featured in VT News and The Morning Paper.
Mar. 2017: A workshop paper accepted by EuroSec 2017. Congratulations to Jamie!
Jan. 2017: A paper accepted by EuroSys 2017. Congratulations to Jamie!
Nov. 2016: A paper accepted by ASPLOS 2017. Congratulations to Tong!
June 2016: A paper accepted by MICRO 2016. Congratulations to Qingrui!
June 2016: A paper accepted by SC 2016 as Best Student Paper Finalist. Congratulations to Qingrui!
Nov. 2015: A paper accepted by ASPLOS 2016. Congratulations to Tong!
Oct. 2015: A Google Research Award (PI) on data race detection was funded.
July 2015: A NSF CCF Small proposal (coPI) on soft-error tolerance was funded.
Mar. 2015: A paper accepted by LCTES 2015. Congratulations to Qingrui!

Last updated on Nov 07, 2024.