Ronald Bianchini

Adjunct Professor

Carnegie Mellon University · United States

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Ronald Bianchini Adjunct Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Contact rpb(through)ece.cmu.edu 412-968-9110 412-968-9230 Address 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Education PhD, 1989 Electrical and Computer Engineering Carnegie Mellon University MS, 1986 Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering Carnegie Mellon University BS, 1983 Electrical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Distributed Systems This research area addresses the fundamental issues required for practical peer-to-peer coordination in large-scale distributed systems. Algorithm development pursues the capability for each node in a distributed system to correctly diagnose, or identify the fault state of, all system resources. System-level diagnosis is the foundation for constructing o

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