- Dr. Sarah Frost is a clinical assistant professor at Boise State. She received her PhD in Computer Science and Engineering in 2009 from the University of Notre Dame where she studied the theory of reversible computation with an eye toward designing computer architectures that will take advantage of the speed, density, and low-power potential of emerging nanoscale devices. She loves asking “what if?” questions and understanding what assumptions we are making – and what happens when those assumptions no longer hold true. How does that effect computation? What new opportunities open up?