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Lorenzo Alvisi

Tisch University Professor and CS Department Chair

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Computing and Information Science

Department of Computer Science

Lorenzo Alvisi is currently serving as a College Of Computing And Information Science Tisch University Professor and CS Department Chair at Cornell University.

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Lorenzo Alvisi

Cornell University

Tisch University Professor and CS Department Chair

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computer science distributed systems scalability fault tolerance parallel computing data management systems engineering networked system design formal verification byzantine fault communication security data security distributed computing computer engineering operating systems system software formal methods information security parallel programming replication distributed processing fault-tolerant messaging log management cluster computing service computing reliability engineering data consistency communication software analysis system safety data privacy high performance computer architecture blockchain data replication consistency technology databases distributed data store reliable communications transaction processing blockchain consensus protocol fault recovery distributed file systems fault-tolerant network message logging global networks concurrency control distributed transactions state machine replication web cache synchronization protocol caching message passing causal consistency dynamic load balancing parallel software privacy-preserving communication cryptographic protection trusted p2p tcp connections paralex system byzantine quorum systems acid transactions byzantine fault tolerance high availability software community discovery social network security community structure storage virtualization storage security new protocol cooperative services causal delivery order fast byzantine consensus cloud storage system random walks volume leases

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On Fair Ordering and Differential Privacy. arXiv (Cornell University) (2025)

Cohen, ShirBasu, NeelBasu, SoumyaAlvisi, Lorenzo

mechanism designfairnessblockchain privacydata privacydistributed ledgersblockchaincomputer securityblockchain consensus protocolblockchain protocolsfair orderingblockchain securitydata securityinformation securitycomputer scienceequal opportunityfair transaction ordering

AUTOBAHN: Seamless High Speed Bft. (2024)

Neil GiridharanFlorian Suri-PayerIttai AbrahamLorenzo AlvisiNatacha Crooks

scalabilitysystems engineeringdistributed systemscomputer engineeringparallel computingcommunications systemsfault tolerancebyzantine faultfault-tolerant messaginglow latencyseamless recoverysynchronization protocolpartial synchrony modelnetworked system designcomputer scienceinternet of things

MOTORWAY: Seamless High Speed Bft. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Giridharan, NeilSuri-Payer, FlorianAbraham, IttaiAlvisi, LorenzoCrooks, Natacha

intelligent transportation systemsscalabilitydistributed systemspartial synchronycommunications systemsfault tolerancebyzantine faultvehicular technologylow latencyseamless recoverysynchronization protocolnetworked system designcomputer scienceedge computing

GORILLA: Safe Permissionless Byzantine Consensus. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Pu, YouerFarahbakhsh, AliAlvisi, LorenzoEyal, Ittay

permissionless modelcommunication securitydistributed systemscryptographyblockchaincomputer securityconcurrency theoryblockchain consensus protocolbyzantine faultsandglass protocolformal methodsdata securityinformation securityformal verificationconsensus protocolcomputer sciencesecure multi-party computation

MORTY: Scaling Concurrency Control With Re-Execution. (2023)

Matthew BurkeFlorian Suri-PayerJeffrey HeltLorenzo AlvisiNatacha Crooks

scalabilityscaling concurrency controldistributed systemstransaction processingconcurrency controlthroughput scalabilitycomputer engineeringparallel computingconflict windowstransactional memorycomputer scienceconcurrency (computer science)parallel programming

Towards a High Performance Shared Log. Department of Informatics, Sapienza University, Rome, Italy (2023)

Lorenzo Alvisi

scalabilityshared memorydistributed systemsparallel computingoperating systemsdata managementcluster computinghigh performance computer architecturelog analysislog managementcomputer science

Orderrr! a Tale of Money, Intrigue, and Specifications. Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of California, Berkeley (2022)

Lorenzo Alvisi

medium distributionmarket (economics)textual practicemarket designmarket manipulationnarrative economicstheatredramaturgynarrativeliteraturecontemporary drama

Scalability Through Asynchrony in Transactional Storage Systems. (2022)

Syed Akbar MehdiS. Peter

scalabilitysystems engineeringdistributed systemstransaction processingtransactional systemsparallel computingdata managementtransactional applicationcomputer sciencetransactional storage systems

Supporting Distributed Systems of Distributed Systems. (2022)

Burcu CanakciR. van Renesse

scalabilitysystems engineeringcomputer-supported cooperative workdistributed systemsdistributed modelsystem sciencedistributed objectsystems modelingnetworked system designcomputer sciencedistributed environment

Basil. (2021)

Florian Suri-PayerMatthew BurkeZheng WangYunhao ZhangLorenzo AlvisiNatacha Crooks

scalabilitydistributed systemsthroughput dropsblockchainbyzantine actorsbyzantine faultoperating systemsacid transactionssystem softwaredistributed transactionscomputer science

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Lorenzo Alvisi

Tisch University Professor and CS Department Chair

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Computing and Information Science

Department of Computer Science

Lorenzo Alvisi is currently serving as a College Of Computing And Information Science Tisch University Professor and CS Department Chair at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lorenzo Alvisi

Cornell University

Tisch University Professor and CS Department Chair

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On Fair Ordering and Differential Privacy. arXiv (Cornell University) (2025)

Cohen, ShirBasu, NeelBasu, SoumyaAlvisi, Lorenzo

AUTOBAHN: Seamless High Speed Bft. (2024)

Neil GiridharanFlorian Suri-PayerIttai AbrahamLorenzo AlvisiNatacha Crooks

MOTORWAY: Seamless High Speed Bft. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Giridharan, NeilSuri-Payer, FlorianAbraham, IttaiAlvisi, LorenzoCrooks, Natacha

GORILLA: Safe Permissionless Byzantine Consensus. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Pu, YouerFarahbakhsh, AliAlvisi, LorenzoEyal, Ittay

MORTY: Scaling Concurrency Control With Re-Execution. (2023)

Matthew BurkeFlorian Suri-PayerJeffrey HeltLorenzo AlvisiNatacha Crooks

Towards a High Performance Shared Log. Department of Informatics, Sapienza University, Rome, Italy (2023)

Lorenzo Alvisi

scalabilityshared memorydistributed systemsparallel computingoperating systemsdata managementcluster computinghigh performance computer architecturelog analysislog managementcomputer science

Orderrr! a Tale of Money, Intrigue, and Specifications. Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of California, Berkeley (2022)

Lorenzo Alvisi

medium distributionmarket (economics)textual practicemarket designmarket manipulationnarrative economicstheatredramaturgynarrativeliteraturecontemporary drama

Scalability Through Asynchrony in Transactional Storage Systems. (2022)

Syed Akbar MehdiS. Peter

scalabilitysystems engineeringdistributed systemstransaction processingtransactional systemsparallel computingdata managementtransactional applicationcomputer sciencetransactional storage systems

Supporting Distributed Systems of Distributed Systems. (2022)

Burcu CanakciR. van Renesse

Basil. (2021)

Florian Suri-PayerMatthew BurkeZheng WangYunhao ZhangLorenzo AlvisiNatacha Crooks

scalabilitydistributed systemsthroughput dropsblockchainbyzantine actorsbyzantine faultoperating systemsacid transactionssystem softwaredistributed transactionscomputer science

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