Concept-Controlled Polymorphism. - Jaakko Järvi; Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine (GPCE, 2003)

A comparative study of language support for generic programming. - Ronald Garcia; Jaakko Järvi; Andrew Lumsdaine; Jeremy G. Siek; Jeremiah Willcock (OOPSLA, 2003)

Associated types and constraint propagation for mainstream object-oriented generics. - Jaakko Järvi; Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine (OOPSLA, 2005)

Using MPI with C# and the Common Language Infrastructure. - Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine; Arch D. Robison (Concurr. Pract. Exp., 2005)

Accelerating sparse matrix computations via data compression. - Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine (ICS, 2006)

Algorithm specialization in generic programming: challenges of constrained generics in C++. - Jaakko Järvi; Douglas P. Gregor; Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine; Jeremy G. Siek (PLDI, 2006)

An extended comparative study of language support for generic programming. - Ronald Garcia; Jaakko Järvi; Andrew Lumsdaine; Jeremy G. Siek; Jeremiah Willcock (J. Funct. Program., 2007)

Reusable, generic program analyses and transformations. - Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine; Daniel J. Quinlan (GPCE, 2009)

Detecting code clones in binary executables. - Andreas Sæbjørnsen; Jeremiah Willcock; Thomas Panas; Daniel J. Quinlan; Zhendong Su 001 (ISSTA, 2009)

Extending Automatic Parallelization to Optimize High-Level Abstractions for Multicore. - Chunhua Liao; Daniel J. Quinlan; Jeremiah Willcock; Thomas Panas (IWOMP, 2009)

AM++: a generalized active message framework. - Jeremiah Willcock; Torsten Hoefler; Nicholas Gerard Edmonds; Andrew Lumsdaine (PACT, 2010)

Semantic-Aware Automatic Parallelization of Modern Applications Using High-Level Abstractions. - Chunhua Liao; Daniel J. Quinlan; Jeremiah Willcock; Thomas Panas (Int. J. Parallel Program., 2010)

Partial globalization of partitioned address spaces for zero-copy communication with shared memory. - Fangzhou Jiao; Nilesh Mahajan; Jeremiah Willcock; Arun Chauhan 001; Andrew Lumsdaine (HiPC, 2011)

Active pebbles: parallel programming for data-driven applications. - Jeremiah Willcock; Torsten Hoefler; Nicholas Gerard Edmonds; Andrew Lumsdaine (ICS, 2011)

Kanor - A Declarative Language for Explicit Communication. - Eric Holk; William E. Byrd; Jeremiah Willcock; Torsten Hoefler; Arun Chauhan 001; Andrew Lumsdaine (PADL, 2011)

Declarative Parallel Programming for GPUs. - Eric Holk; William E. Byrd; Nilesh Mahajan; Jeremiah Willcock; Arun Chauhan 001; Andrew Lumsdaine (PARCO, 2011)

Active pebbles: a programming model for highly parallel fine-grained data-driven computations. - Jeremiah Willcock; Torsten Hoefler; Nicholas Gerard Edmonds; Andrew Lumsdaine (PPoPP, 2011)

Avalanche: a fine-grained flow graph model for irregular applications on distributed-memory systems. - Jeremiah J. Willcock; Ryan R. Newton; Andrew Lumsdaine (FHPC@ICFP, 2012)

Breaking the speed and scalability barriers for graph exploration on distributed-memory machines. - Fabio Checconi; Fabrizio Petrini; Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine; Anamitra R. Choudhury; Yogish Sabharwal (SC, 2012)

Position Paper: Logic Programming for Parallel Irregular Applications. - Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine (SC Companion, 2012)

Fourier analysis of the focused plenoptic camera. - Andrew Lumsdaine; Lili Lin; Jeremiah Willcock; Yuduo Zhou (Multimedia Content and Mobile Devices, 2013)

Expressing graph algorithms using generalized active messages. - Nicholas Gerard Edmonds; Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine (ICS, 2013)

A Unifying Programming Model for Parallel Graph Algorithms. - Jeremiah Willcock; Andrew Lumsdaine (IPDPS Workshops, 2015)

Scalable Machine Learning Training Infrastructure for Online Ads Recommendation and Auction Scoring Modeling at Google. - George Kurian; Somayeh Sardashti; Ryan Sims; Felix Berger; Gary Holt; Yang Li; Jeremiah Willcock; Kaiyuan Wang; Herve Quiroz; Abdulrahman Salem; Julian Grady (CoRR, 2025)

Spark Transformer: Reactivating Sparsity in FFN and Attention. - Chong You; Kan Wu; Zhipeng Jia; Lin Chen; Srinadh Bhojanapalli; Jiaxian Guo; Utku Evci; Jan Wassenberg; Praneeth Netrapalli; Jeremiah J. Willcock; Suvinay Subramanian; Felix Chern; et al. (CoRR, 2025)