I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Network Security Group at Colorado State University, and I expect to graduate in Spring 2019.

I study large-scale networked systems and try to understand why creating efficient interconnects and effectively exchanging data is often very challenging despite the tremendous advancements in hardware design, network infrastructure, and software solutions. I am particularly interested in how the network and application design choices affect communication and data distribution over the Internet.

My research utilizes cutting-edge technologies such as Named Data Networking (NDN) and Software Defined Networking (SDN) for large scientific data management and contributes both to networking and large-data management research. I have developed ndn-sci, a framework for managing science data; this framework and the protocols I developed are being used at CalTech, CERN, Colorado State University, Clemson Unversity, and other institutes.

In addition to my research, I regularly teach classes, serve as a TPC member, and review papers for several journals and conferences. I also contribute to the NDN codebase, organize hackathons, maintain research infrastructure.

• S. Shannigrahi, L. Zhang, A. Afanasyev, T.Hasegawa, A. Grieco, T. Leng, ICN-SRA: Panel: Real-world ICN deployments - perspective and challenges
• G. White, S. Shannigrahi, C. Fan, Internet Protocol Tunneling over Content Centric Mobile Networks, ICNRG Internet Draft
• S. Shannigrahi, D. Massey, C. Papadopoulos, Traceroute for Named Data Networking, NDN Tech Report
• A Afanasyev,.., S. Shannigrahi, and Others, NFD Developer’s Guide, NDN Tech Report

I helped teaching the following courses, either as a teaching assistant or a guest lecturer.

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