Research Bio
Natacha Crooks is an assistant professor in the Data Systems and Foundations Group in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), a co-founder of the Berkeley SkyLab. Crooks works at the intersection of distributed systems, databases and security. She currently focuses on making large-scale distributed systems more robust to failures, be it hardware failures or malicious compromise.
Research Expertise and Interest
database management systems, operating systems & networking
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