A short bio; my publications.
What's New:
Research Projects:
I normally take on new graduate students from CS217 classes.
My suggestion to new students is to dive into research projects right away. Mohit showed me the pointer to some excellent advice on independent studies by Prof. Brian Kernighan of Princeton University.
My research group:
Internet Research Lab
1/1/2010: The new decade seems to need a new acronym--the thing we used to call "cellphone" is no longer a phone; it has become a general-purpose computer and making calls is merely one of its many app's (e.g. look at your iPhone). At the same time a number of new types of hand-held "devices" (for lack of a better word) have shown up, e.g. Amazon’s Kindle, iPod, or this forever coming Apple tablet.
Previous news
Here is a suggestion for a new acronym for them all: HHDs, for Hand-Held Devices.
Biologically Inspired Network Designs
Some of My Current Research Interests:
eFIT: Enabling Future Internet Innovation via Transit Wire
WIT: A Watchdog System For Internet Routing
Building the Next Generation Global Route Monitoring System
DNS Security Revisited: Enabling Cryptographic Defenses in Large-Scale Systems
Internet Research Lab
Current IRL Students
Pei-Chun Cheng
Dan Jen
Michael Meisel
Ricardo Oliveira
Eric Osterweil
Jonathan Park
Jiangzhe Wang
Jiajie Zhu
Zhenkai Zhu
FAQ for prospective students
IRL Alumni
The best part of teaching is watching the students growing up!
Ying-Ju Chi (MS June 2008)
Mohit Lad, Sr. Internet Services Engineer at Nokia (PhD 2007)
Vasileios Pappas, Member of Research Staff, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center (PhD 2006)
Dan Pei, Member of Technical Staff, ATT Labs (PhD 2005)
Lan Wang, Assistant Professor, Computer Science Department, University of Memphis (PhD 2004)
Fan Ye, Member of Technical Staff, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center (PhD 2004)
Nelson Tang, Systems Engineer, Northrop Grumman (PhD 2003)
Beichuan Zhang, Assistant Professor, Computer Science Department, University of Arizona (PhD 2003)
Yixin Jin, member of technical staff, Caymas Networks (PhD 2001)
Dan Massey, Associate Professor, Computer Science Department, Colorado State University (PhD 2000)
Andreas Terzis, Assistant Professor, Computer Science Department, Johns Hopkins University (PhD 2000)
Jun Wei, Network Architect, French Telecom R&D, California (PhD 2000)
New Students: Welcome To UCLA!
IRL projects focus on Internet-related topics. The student offices are in 4805 & 4809 BH. Feel free to drop by if you are interested in learning more about what we are currently working on. To schedule a chat with me, please send me an e-mail message.
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