Edward Tremel

Edward Tremel is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Augusta University's School of Computer and Cyber Sciences. His research focuses on fault-tolerant distributed systems, RDMA network optimization, and privacy-preserving protocols for smart devices.

• PhD, Computer Science, Cornell University (2020)
• MS, Computer Science, Cornell University (2017)
• BS, Computer Science with Honors, Brown University (2013)

Key research contributions include:

• Lead developer of Derecho, a C++ library for high-performance replicated services in RDMA networks
• Architect of Cascade, a versioned key-value storage framework for low-latency cloud applications
• Inventor of CascadeChain, a verifiable log storage system
• Designer of secure electronic pollbook systems for US elections

Recent publications analyze monotonicity in distributed systems, efficient recovery mechanisms, and anonymous query protocols. His awards include NSF travel funding for SOSP 2019 and Heidelberg Laureate Forum selection in 2015.