Ron Cytron

Education

PhD, University of Illinois, 1984
MS, University of Illinois, 1982
BS, Rice University, 1980

Expertise

Co-author of a textbook, Crafting a Compiler

Focus

Real-Time Systems, Programming Languages

Research

Ron Cytron's research interests include automatic program optimization and transformation (especially of network software and middleware), voting strategies suitable for the Internet and storage-management systems suitable for object-oriented programs.

Biography

Professor Cytron was a Research Staff Member at IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center from 1984 to 1993 before he joined the faculty at Washington University in St. Louis.

Affiliations

Center for Quantum Sensors

In the News

Undergraduate students interested in data science can earn a BS through McKelvey Engineering or an AB through the College of Arts & Sciences.

New bachelor’s degree in data science offered at Washington University in St. Louis

Second major in data science also offered.

07.19.2021

Center for Quantum Sensors awarded NSF Quantum Leap Challenge seed grant

Three McKelvey School of Engineering faculty are collaborators in the university's new Center for Quantum Sensors.

09.20.2019

Computer Science & Engineering to launch ethics courses with Mozilla grant

Ron Cytron and other McKelvey Engineering faculty will incorporate ethics and responsibility into computer science and computer engineering courses.

04.30.2019

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