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

My research focuses on building tools and protocols that faciliate big-data managment and movement over the Internet. I study, design, and build intelligent protocols for the next-generation Internet. I utilize these protocols to simplify large science data management and introduce novel functionality that are difficult to implement today. My research contributes both to networking and large-data management research; the protocols and frameworks I developed are being used at CalTech, CERN, Colorado State University, Clemson Unversity, and other institutes.

In addition to my research, I regularly teach graduate and undergraduate level classes, serve as a TPC member, and review papers for several journals and conferences. I also contribute to free software communities both related to my research and outside academia, organize hackathons, and maintain research infrastructure.

Peer-reviewed Publications

Panels, Tech Reports and RFCs

Thesis

Organizer and TPC Member

• ACM ICN Poster and Demos
• IEEE Infocom NOM
• ACM ICN Tutorial: Running IoT Applications over ICN
• 2nd NDN Hackathon, 2016
• 3rd NDN Hackathon, 2016
• 4th NDN Hackathon, 2017
• 6th NDN Hackathon, 2017

Reviewer

• IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking
• Computer Communication Review
• COMSOC Journal
• IEEE Future Generation Computer Systems
• ACM ICN
• IFIP-Networking
• INFOCOM-NOM
• ICNP
• INFOCOM
• Transactions on Services Computing
• Caching for Communication Systems and Networks.

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

• [email protected]
• 1100 Center Ave Mall, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80521, USA