About Me
I am currently a first year PhD student in the department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, co-advised by Peter Steenkiste and Srinivasan Seshan.I received a Masters degree at the Information Networking Institute of Carnegie Mellon University and a BS in Computer Science at the University of Pittsburgh.
My recent research focuses are in wireless MAC protocols, software-defined radios, and network anomaly detection.
Quick Tidbits
- My work on entropy-based anomaly detection will appear in the Internet Measurement Conference, 2008.
- I was awarded the Vlahakis Fellowship in Spring 2008, which is given to 1 graduate ECE student at CMU every year.
- I am a developer for the GNU Radio project ... for fun and research! ;) (article on GNU Radio)
- In the Spring 2007 semester, I was a TA for 18-842: Graduate Distributed Systems, under Greg Ganger.
- In the Fall 2006 semester, I was a TA for 15-441: Computer Networks, under Srinivasan Seshan and David Andersen.