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Mukund Raghothaman
Google Scholar ID: 56YYqRcAAAAJ
University of Southern California
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Data Flows in You: Benchmarking and Improving Static Data-flow Analysis on Binary Executables
2025
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BinPool: A Dataset of Vulnerabilities for Binary Security Analysis
2025
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Trim My View: An LLM-Based Code Query System for Module Retrieval in Robotic Firmware
2025
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Provenance Guided Rollback Suggestions
2025
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Reusing Legacy Code in WebAssembly: Key Challenges of Cross-Compilation and Code Semantics Preservation
2024
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Membership Testing for Semantic Regular Expressions
arXiv.org · 2024
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Academic Achievements
Published papers at top-tier venues including PLDI, POPL, FSE, ICSE, OOPSLA, IJCAI, UIST, VLHCC, HotNets, PPDP, and PADL.
Proposed Semantic Regular Expressions, combining classical regex pattern matching with external oracles (e.g., LLMs).
Introduced Subspecifications to improve programmer comprehension of verified/synthesized code (OOPSLA 2023, VLHCC 2024, HotNets 2024).
Pioneered Bayesian program reasoning to incorporate uncertainty into program analysis (PLDI 2018/2019, FSE 2021, ICSE 2022).
Worked on synthesizing Datalog programs for automatic program analysis (IJCAI 2019, POPL 2020, PLDI 2021, OOPSLA 2023, UIST 2021).
Improved underlying Datalog solvers (PPDP 2021, PADL 2023).
Research Experience
Currently faculty at the Thomas Lord Department of Computer Science, University of Southern California.
Previously a postdoc at the University of Pennsylvania, working with Mayur Naik.
Developed the Bingo and Drake probabilistic static analysis frameworks.
Contributed to formalizing the SyGuS (Syntax-Guided Synthesis) framework.
Designed domain-specific languages and programming abstractions for stream processing systems.
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