Nj Mukherjee

Nj Mukherjee is a Researcher in the Computer Science Department at Carnegie Mellon University, holding the role of Doctoral Research Assistant. Advised by Professor George Amvrosiadis, their work focuses on advancing systems research with an emphasis on memory management, file systems, and storage optimization. Key projects include innovations in TLB utilization via Mosaic Pages and SSD-optimized file systems like BetrFS. Contact details include office 6507 in the Gates and Hillman Centers and email nirjhar@cmu.edu.

Research Interests
Nj’s systems research explores cutting-edge challenges in memory hierarchy design, external-memory data structures, and storage efficiency. Their work spans theoretical algorithmic contributions (e.g., Affine/PDAM models) to practical system implementations addressing modern hardware constraints. Recent efforts include rethinking paging strategies for low-associativity caches and optimizing file system cloning through Copy-on-Abundant-Write mechanisms.

Advising & Grants
As a doctoral student, Nj collaborates closely with their advisor on foundational systems research. No specific grant funding details are disclosed in the provided information.