My name is Shih-Wei Li (黎士瑋). I am an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science and Information Engineering Department at National Taiwan University. My research interests span across operating systems, computer security, formal verification, and computer architecture. My past research has led to key breakthroughs in the widely adopted Linux KVM hypervisor, significantly impacting its applications and development on Arm architecture.
I currently lead the Secure Systems Lab in NTU. I got my Ph.D. in Computer Science from Columbia University, where I worked with Professor Jason Nieh in the Software Systems Lab. I earned my M.S. from National Tsing Hua University and my B.S from National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (former NCTU), both in computer science.
teaching
- CSIE 5310 Virtual Machines - 虛擬機器 (VM): F21, S23, F24
- CSIE 5374 Advanced Topics in Software Systems Design and Implementation - 系統軟體設計與實作特論 (Advanced SSDI) : S22, S24, S25
- CSIE 2210 Systems Programming - 系統程式設計 (SP): F22, F23, F24
services
Technical Program Committee:
- ASPLOS ’23, ’24.
- IEEE S&P ’25, ’26.
- USENIX ATC ’25.
- AsiaCCS ’25.
- ACSAC ’25.
Artifact Evaluation Committee:
- SOSP ’21
Local Arrangement Chair:
- RTCSA ’22
contact
Room 531, CSIE Building (台大資工系館 531 室), #1 Roosevelt Rd., Sec. 4, Taipei City, Taiwan, 106
+886-2-3366-4888 #531
Email:
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On me?
I’m a music nerd. In my nonexistent free time, I enjoy vinyl digging in record stores (other music forever!) and going to live shows.