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Graduate Theses: Recent submissions

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    • Optimizing Microservice Design Parameters 

      Chen, Qihang (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2025-05)
      Production-level cloud services are increasingly deployed as microservices. An important question is given application logic, how to design an effective microservice architecture. Existing studies have underscored the ...

    • City in the River: Regeneration of the Santa Catarina River as an Intermittent Urban River 

      Martínez Chapa, Daniela (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2025-05)
      Full of dichotomies, the Santa Catarina River is both dry and wet, present but forgotten, central yet disconnected, valued yet feared. How should an intermittent river in a dense urban context be regenerated? This thesis ...

    • Banjiha Stories (2025) 

      Park, Habin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2025-05)
      Banjiha are everywhere in Seoul. You don’t always see them—tucked below eye level, half-hidden underground—but they’re there. First built as military bunkers after the Korean War, later turned into last-resort housing, ...