Walter Binder is affiliated with the Universita della Svizzera Italiana in Switzerland. Their research expertise lies primarily within the field of computer science, with a significant focus on subfields such as computer networks and communications, information systems, hardware and architecture, information systems and management, and software.
Their work extensively covers topics related to parallel computing and optimization techniques, software system performance and reliability, advanced database systems and queries, scientific computing and data management, advanced data storage technologies, distributed and parallel computing systems, and software engineering research.
Some recent papers authored by Binder include:
Walter Binder frequently collaborates with a group of coauthors, including Andrea Rosà, Matteo Basso, Eduardo Rosales, Daniele Bonetta, and Filippo Schiavio. These collaborations encompass various aspects of computer science research, particularly in performance optimization and programming languages.
Their research findings have been published in a number of venues, such as:
Radu Jurca;Boi Faltings;Walter Binder
Walter Binder;Jarle Hulaas;Philippe Moret
Lukáš Marek;Alex Villazón;Yudi Zheng;Danilo Ansaloni
I. Constantinescu;B. Faltings;W. Binder
Walter Binder;Jane G. Hulaas;Alex Villazón
Andreas Sewe;Mira Mezini;Aibek Sarimbekov;Walter Binder
Aleksandar Prokopec;Andrea Rosà;David Leopoldseder;Gilles Duboscq
Walter Binder;Ion Constantinescu;Boi Faltings
W. Binder
Andrej Podzimek;Lubomir Bulej;Lydia Y. Chen;Walter Binder
Walter Binder;Jarle Hulaas;Philippe Moret;Alex Villazón
I. Constantinescu;W. Binder;B. Faltings
Walter Binder;Volker Roth
Alex Villazón;Walter Binder;Danilo Ansaloni;Philippe Moret
Mathias Bjorkqvist;Lydia Y. Chen;Walter Binder
Domenico Bianculli;Walter Binder;Mauro Luigi Drago
Immanuel Trummer;Boi Faltings;Walter Binder
Adina Mosincat;Walter Binder
W. Binder;J. Hulaas
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Andrea Rosa;Lydia Y. Chen;Walter Binder
Aleksandar Prokopec;Andrea Rosà;David Leopoldseder;Gilles Duboscq
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