George Nychis

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George P. Nychis

    I am currently a PhD student in the department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, co-advised by Peter Steenkiste and Srinivasan Seshan.

    I received an MS degree from Carnegie Mellon University and a BS from the University of Pittsburgh.

    My research focuses in wireless networks and software-defined radios.

Quick Tidbits

I gave a co-talk with Ranveer Chandra on the coexistence of wireless mics and white space devices to the Audio Engineering Society, now available to watch! Direct link to the demonstration of SEISMIC.

Our work on the coexistence of wireless microphones with white space devices (CoNEXT 2011) was demonstrated directly to FCC chairman Genachowski.

Check out our HotNets 2010 paper on congestion control for on-chip networks!

I was a repeat intern at Microsoft Research for NRG and the Xbox team in 2010.

I had the honor of being an intern at Microsoft Research in the summer of 2009 working on the world's first urban white space network.

Our work on MAC protocol implementations on SDRs appeared in NSDI, 2009.

I have released The Comprehensive GNU Radio Archive Network (CGRAN).

Our work on entropy-based anomaly detection appeared in the IMC 2008.

I was awarded the Vlahakis Fellowship in Spring 2008, which is given to 1 graduate ECE student at CMU every year.

Co-authors (alphabetical)

David Andersen, Ranveer Chandra, Chris Fallin, Thibaud Hottelier, Hyong Kim, Thomas Moscibroda, Onur Mutlu, Vyas Sekar, Srinivasan Seshan, Peter Steenkiste, Ivan Tashev, Hui Zhang

Contacting Me

E-mail: gnychis at cmu dot edu