Quality-of-Service: Too little or too much (How much optimization do we really need?)
Keynote at IEEE/IFIP IWQoS'98, Napa, CA
CV
Education
- B.S. in GitHub, GitHub University, 2012
- M.S. in Jekyll, GitHub University, 2014
- Ph.D in Version Control Theory, GitHub University, 2018 (expected)
Work experience
- Summer 2015: Research Assistant
- Github University
- Duties included: Tagging issues
- Supervisor: Professor Git
- Fall 2015: Research Assistant
- Github University
- Duties included: Merging pull requests
- Supervisor: Professor Hub
Skills
- Skill 1
- Skill 2
- Sub-skill 2.1
- Sub-skill 2.2
- Sub-skill 2.3
- Skill 3
Publications
Talks
QoS Routing in IP Networks - Myths and Realities.
Talk at NASA/NREN Workshop III, Ames Research Center, CA
Quality of Service in IP Networks
Tutorial at IEEE RTAS 2000, Washington, DC
To Overlay Or Not To Overlay?
Panel at NGN 2001, Boston, MA
On the Impact of Aggregation on the Performance of Traffic-Aware Routing.
Talk at ITC'17, Salvador da Bahia, Brazil
Which Way Towards A More Robust and More Reliable Communication Infrastructure?
Invited Talk at COST 279 Final Seminar, Lisbon, Portugal
Exploring the Benefits of Channel Diversity in a Multi-User Environment.
Talk at Intel Research, Cambridge, Cambridge, U.K.
Packet-Level Diversity Basic Results and Initial Experiments.
Talk at University of Delaware, Newark, DE
Packet-Level Diversity - From Theory to Practice: An 802.11-based Experimental Investigation
Talk at ACM MOBICOM 2006 Conference, Los Angeles, CA
Robust & Lightweight Networking
Talk at France Telecom R&D, Paris, France
Size Does Matter! From the Age of Closed-Loop to the Age of Open-Loop
Talk at 2nd COST-NSF Workshop on Future Internet, Berlin, Germany
Distributed Uplink Scheduling in CDMA Networks
Talk at IFIP Networking 2007 Conference, Atlanta, GA
Address Allocation Models - Clean Slate Research Agenda
Talk at Cisco Workshop on IP Address Allocation, San Jose, CA
What Is Network Science?
Panel at ACM CoNEXT Conference, Madrid, Spain
Competing Network Technologies - Winners and Losers
Talk at IBM T.J. Watson, Yorktown Heights, NY
A Next Generation Network for the Networked Generation?
Keynote at NGI 2009, Alveiro, Portugal
The Curse of Incompatible (Network) Technologies and the Role of Gateways
Talk at Boston University, Boston, MA
Monitoring IPv6 Content Accessibility and Reachability
Talk at Summer 2010 ESCC/Internet2 Joint Techs Conference, Columbus, OH
Exploring User-Provided Connectivity - A Simple Model
Talk at 7th International Workshop on Internet Charging and QoS Technologies (ICQT), Paris, France
Assessing IPv6 Through Web Access - A Measurement Study and Its Findings
Talk at ACM CoNEXT 2011 Conference, Tokyo, Japan
Innovating in a Networked World
Invited talk at Technion Computer Engineering (TCE) 2012 Conference, Haifa, Israel
Pricing network services with strong externalities - A representative example
Talk at Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA
Migrating to IPv6 - The role of basic coordination
Talk at IFIP Networking 2014, Trondheim, Norway
Growing up in the Internet shadow - and what next?
Keynote at IFIP Networking 2014, Trondheim, Norway
Overcoming the Challenges of Network Technology Adoption.
Talk at University of Missouri Science & Technology, Rolla, MO
Cloud computing @WashU with a closer look at spot pricing
Talk at University of California, Riverside, CA
Network Technology Adoption - Why It Is Hard
Keynote at First Internet Architecture and Technology Conference, Chengdu, China
Pricing (and Bidding) Strategies for Delay Differentiated Cloud Services
Talk at NCTU, Hsinchu, Taiwan
Back to the future — Can lessons from networking’s past help inform its future?
Keynote at IEEE INFOCOM 2021 Conference, Virtual conference
Minimizing inter-datacenter network bandwidth under latency constraints
Seminar at UMass Amherst, ECE, Virtual
AI/ML models and networks, a complex relationship
Keynote at APNet 2022, Virtual
Teaching
Service and leadership
- Currently signed in to 43 different slack teams