Malte Schwarzkopf

Eliot Horowitz Assistant Professor of Computer Science
ETOS and Systems Groups
Computer Science Department, Brown University

malte@cs.brown.edu
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I'm interested in computer systems, especially distributed systems, operating systems, and privacy-preserving systems.

In Fall 2024, I'm not teaching. In Spring 2025, I'm co-teaching CSCI 1670/1690: Operating Systems with Tom Doeppner.

Outside of CS, I enjoy history, woodworking, biking, and art.

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My research is supported by the NSF, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and VMware.

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Before joining Brown, I was a postdoc in the PDOS group at MIT CSAIL. Prior to MIT, I spent several enjoyable years doing my PhD in the NetOS group in the other Cambridge.

You can find me on Twitter and GitHub. My wife, Julia Netter, is a political philosopher.