start []

Mission:

The LUPS, Laboratory of Ubiquitous and Parallel Systems, is a small community of researchers and students from Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and others areas with Mathematics background, that came together to cooperate in developing new theories, architectures, languages and technologies for the future.

Main Research Interests:

LUPS regularly reassesses the topics of interest guiding its research activities. Currently, the primary ones include:

Applications
Cloud Computing
Computer Architecture
Context and Situational Awareness
Data Modeling
Distributed Computing
Distributed Scientific Computing
Flexible Computing
Graphics Processing
High Performance Processing
Internet of Things
Languages for Parallel and Distributed Programming
Middlewares for Parallel and Distributed Computing
Quantum Computing Exploring Simulation Parallel and Distributed Computing
Quantum-Fuzzy Computing
Sustainable Computing

Advisors:

Adenauer Correa Yamin
Lattes
Personal Page

Ana Marilza Pernas Fleischmann
Lattes
Personal Page

André Rauber Du Bois
Lattes
Personal Page

Gerson Geraldo Homrich Cavalheiro
Lattes
Personal Page

Maurício Lima Pilla
Lattes
Personal Page

Rafael Burlamaqui Amaral
Lattes
Personal Page

Rafael Piccin Torchelsen
Lattes
Personal Page

Renata Hax Sander Reiser
Lattes
Personal Page

Students:

Students who work at LUPS are identified on the Group's CNPQ website, click on this link to access the relation. If your name is not listed, communicate this to your advisor.

Contact:

For additional details regarding LUPS, feel free to reach out to the current group leader at the following e-mail address. We welcome any inquiries and look forward to assisting you.

Adenauer Yamin - adenauer@inf.ufpel.edu.br