University of Michigan · CSE
Hi, I’m Runyu Lu.
I am a second-year PhD student in Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan, co-advised by Professors Mosharaf Chowdhury and Ang Chen. I am also doing research in NVIDIA GEAR Lab. I am interested in Robotics(Embodied AI) and ML systems.
Research Overview
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Robotics(Embodied AI)
I am currently working on VLA post-training and physical agents. While today's LLMs, VLMs, and AI agents excel at reasoning and diverse virtual tasks, I'm excited to learn and contribute to extending the intelligence into the physical world.
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ML System
I am interested in many aspects of ML systems. I worked on DiT-based Image/Video Generation, Multimodal Model Training, GPU Sharing for LLM Serving, and LLM-enabled Compiler Fuzzing.
Papers
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DSA: Efficient Inference For Video Generation Models via Distributed Sparse Attention
ICLR 2026
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TetriServe: Efficient DiT Serving for Heterogeneous Image Generation
ASPLOS 2026
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Cornstarch: Distributed Multimodal Training Must Be Multimodality-Aware
ICML 2026
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Whitefox: White-box compiler fuzzing empowered by large language models
OOPSLA 2024
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MuxServe: Flexible Spatial-Temporal Multiplexing for Multiple LLM Serving
ICML 2024