PEOPLE
Faculty
Michalis
Faloutsos
Dr. Faloutsos research interests include, internet protocols, Quality of Service support in networks, mobile and ad-hoc networks, online and distributed algorithms. Lately his focus is in two areas: QoS-friendly Internet protocols - multicasting and Modeling and generation of real graphs (i.e. Internet, web)
Dr. Faloutsos research interests include, internet protocols, Quality of Service support in networks, mobile and ad-hoc networks, online and distributed algorithms. Lately his focus is in two areas: QoS-friendly Internet protocols - multicasting and Modeling and generation of real graphs (i.e. Internet, web)
Srikanth
Krishnamurthy
Dr. Krishnamurthy’s research is in the areas of wireless systems and networks, Internet technology, broadband networks, multimedia systems, satellite systems and networks, lightwave networks, queuing theory and stochastic processes, algorithm design and analysis, network security and active networks.
Dr. Krishnamurthy’s research is in the areas of wireless systems and networks, Internet technology, broadband networks, multimedia systems, satellite systems and networks, lightwave networks, queuing theory and stochastic processes, algorithm design and analysis, network security and active networks.
Mart Molle
Dr. Molle's research interests include computer networking, performance evaluation, and distributed algorithms. He is particularly interested in fundamental performance limits, and in applying analytical modelling techniques to practical problems in computer systems.
Dr. Molle's research interests include computer networking, performance evaluation, and distributed algorithms. He is particularly interested in fundamental performance limits, and in applying analytical modelling techniques to practical problems in computer systems.
Chinya Ravishankar
The bulk of Dr. Ravishankar's current research time is divided between the SWiFT mobile ad-hoc networking project (funded by DARPA,) and the joint research project between UCR and Tata Consultancy Services.
The bulk of Dr. Ravishankar's current research time is divided between the SWiFT mobile ad-hoc networking project (funded by DARPA,) and the joint research project between UCR and Tata Consultancy Services.
Dr. Kalogeraki's research topics include distributed and real-time systems, peer-to-peer systems, resource management and fault-tolerance. Her current reasearch focuses on how to build autonomous, self-organizing and dynamically evolvable systems.