People of ACM: Nesime Tatbul (5/23/2024)

Nesime Tatbul is a Senior Research Scientist at Intel’s Parallel Computing Lab (PCL) and MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL). Her research interests are broadly in large-scale data management systems and modern data-intensive applications, with a recent focus on learned data systems, time series analytics, and observability data management. She is most known for her contributions to stream processing, which include the Aurora/Borealis Systems (now TIBCO StreamBase) and the S-Store System.
Among her honors, she was a co-recipient of an ACM SIGMOD Research Highlight Award (2022), an ACM SIGMOD Best Paper Award (2021), and two ACM SIGMOD Best Demonstration Awards (2005 and 2019). She was recently named an ACM Distinguished Member for foundational scientific contributions in streaming data systems and time series analytics.
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