Some polishing

Author: eric-unc

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                 <p>Hello! My name is <strong>Eric Schneider</strong> (<em>he/him</em>).</p>
-                <p>I am currently a second-year computer science PhD student at Virginia Tech, expecting to graduate in 2029. Previously, I earned an MS (2024) and a BS (2023) from UNC Chapel Hill in computer science (BS/MS) and mathematics (BS).</p>
-                <p>My research interests are mainly in computer architecture, operating systems, and security. Currently, I am most interested in trusted execution environments (TEEs), sandboxing and isolation, and heterogeneous computing.</p>
+                <p>I am currently a second-year computer science PhD student at Virginia Tech, expecting to graduate in 2029. Previously, I earned an MS (2024) and a BS (2023) from UNC Chapel Hill in computer science (MS/BS) and mathematics (BS).</p>
+                <p>My research interests are mainly in computer architecture, operating systems, and security. More specifically, I am currently most interested in trusted execution environments (TEEs), sandboxing and isolation, and heterogeneous computing.</p>
                 <p>Welcome to my website! I recently updated it and I hope to polish it a little more soon.</p>
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         <h2>Background</h2>
         <p>I got into programming very early in middle school, and I loved making software (mostly Minecraft mods), which propelled me to major in computer science once I got to college. There, I refined my taste to a more general love of computer science, rather than just programming, and I grew particularly interested in systems, especially in computer architecture, compilers/programming languages, and operating systems. I took all the classes I could for those topics, but didn't want to stop there; hence, that is how I got into systems research. Currently, my research is focused on trusted execution environments (TEEs); see my <a href="/research">research page</a> for more information on past and present research.</p>
-        <p>Outside of classes and academia, I have worked on many hobby projects, including quite a few hackathon entries. I have also worked in industry thrice as an intern, working for VMware (summer 2021 and 2022) and Nutanix (2024). See my <a href="/software">software page</a> for more information on all the many projects I have contributed towards. For programming, I have the most experience in Java and C, and some in Ruby, Rust, JavaScript, and plenty others. You can see my list of skills on my <a href="/CV.pdf">CV</a>. If using a language I haven't used for a while, I can be a bit rusty, but I can always adapt fast. Generally, I'm pretty flexible when it comes to languages and frameworks, since I've touched enough of everything to be able to adapt to whatever situation I need to.</p>
+        <p>Outside of classes and academia, I have worked on many hobby projects, including quite a few hackathon entries. I have also worked in industry thrice as an intern, working for VMware (summer 2021 and 2022) and Nutanix (2024). See my <a href="/software">software page</a> for more information on all the many projects I have contributed towards. When it comes to programming, I have the most experience in Java and C, and some in Ruby, Rust, JavaScript, and plenty others. You can see my list of skills on my <a href="/CV.pdf">CV</a>. If using a language I haven't used for a while, I can be a bit rusty, but I can always adapt fast. I'm pretty flexible when it comes to languages and frameworks, since I've touched enough of everything to be able to adapt to whatever situation I need to.</p>
         <p>Outside of academia and software, I love to exercise. I used to train for marathons (I've run seven), but after an injury and some hiatus, I am currently trying to transition towards triathlons. I also enjoy lifting weights. I occasionally like playing video games, especially Minecraft, reading the news, and cats.</p>
 
         <h2 class="subtitle">Contact</h2>
-        <p>If you want to contact me, you can contact me through the address <code>e r i c t s @ vt . edu</code> (<a href="javascript:" @click="copyEmail">copy</a>). This is my student email, but it is continually monitored outside the school semester. Email is my preferred means of initial contact.</p>
+        <p>If you want to contact me, you can contact me through the address <code>e r i c t s</code>(at)<code>vt . edu</code> (<a href="javascript:" @click="copyEmail">copy</a>). This is my student email, but it is continually monitored outside the school semester. Email is my preferred means of initial contact.</p>
         <p>You can add me on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-cs/">LinkedIn</a>. You are welcome to contact me there, but I don't check it as often. Also, usually my information on LinkedIn is a bit dated.</p>
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-        <p>I have done some research. My research interests are mainly in computer architecture, operating systems, and security. Currently, I am most interested in trusted execution environments (TEEs), sandboxing and isolation, and heterogeneous computing.</p>
+        <p>I have done some research. My research interests are mainly in computer architecture, operating systems, and security. More specifically, I am currently most interested in trusted execution environments (TEEs), sandboxing and isolation, and heterogeneous computing.</p>
         <h2>Publications</h2>
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           <li>Adaptive and Efficient Dynamic Memory Management for Hardware Enclaves
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         <h2>Service</h2>
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-          <li>ASPLOS AEC 2026</li>
-          <li>ASPLOS AEC 2025</li>
-          <li>ASPLOS AEC 2024</li>
+          <li><a href="https://sites.google.com/view/asplos26aec/home">ASPLOS AEC PC 2026</a></li>
+          <li><a href="https://sites.google.com/view/asplos25aec/home">ASPLOS AEC PC 2025</a></li>
+          <li><a href="https://sites.google.com/view/asplos24aec/home">ASPLOS AEC PC 2024</a></li>
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         <h2>Research Projects</h2>