David Minh-Duy Cao
David is a PhD student in Computer Science at UC Berkeley, advised by Sarah E. Chasins. He works on making computing an accomplice to the work of social justice, and is interested in the critical intersection of computing, archival, futurity, and joy. Previously, he was a Computer Science and Ethnic Studies student at UCSD.
Work
Ongoing
The EECS Graduate Funding Handbook.2024-09-01
David's PL Notes.2024-08-01
Became fellow of the Computational Research for Equity in the Legal System program.
2023-08-15
Began PhD at UC Berkeley as a Chancellor's Fellow.
2023-01-15
babble. Published and presented at POPL 2023. (code, slides)
2023-01-01
Finalist for the Outstanding Computing Researcher award.
2022-06-09
Type-directed program synthesis for RESTful APIs. Published at PLDI 2022.
2022-01-21
Automated Dependent Resource Analysis (virtual poster). 2nd Prize at POPL 2021 SRC.
& Play
2023-06-01
Grad Photos, 20232023-06-01
4N01's 2023 All Women's Jam2022-12-01
work it!2022-12-01
In Bloom2022-05-21
Homegrown Vol. 22021-05-01
Grad Photos, 20222021-04-09
UCSD Wushu 2021 Showcase