About
I am an Assistant Professor at Stony Brook University, working in the area of networked systems. I work on problems related to mobile networks and mobile systems.
I am currently working on two broad topics: (i) Improving the power and performance of the Mobile Web, and (ii) Significantly improving the ubiquity of mobile systems. More details about the research project can be found here.
If you are student at Stony Brook and are interested in doing a CS 523/524 project, take a look at some of the possible projects here.
Recent News
I joined the Editorial board of the GetMobile Magazine.
I will be serving on the following Program Committess for 2017: WWW, Infocom, HotMobile, COMSNET.
I am the facilitator for the Girls Who Code club at the Comsewogue Library in Port Jefferson Station. Very excited to see what we can do this year.
Te-Yuan Huang and I where the N2Women chairs at Sigcomm in 2016. We designed a new N2Women dinner event before the conference. We got some very interesting and encouraging feedback, and this event will likely continue in the next years.
My students Javad Nejati, Yi Cao and I will be attending the AT&T Research Academic Summit.
Received a Google Research Award for my work on improving Web performance. Thank you Google!
Paper on analyzing mobile Web performance accepted to WWW 2016. Congratulations to Javad.
Was invited speaker to the WACI workshop at COMSNET 2016, and was a COMSNET panelist discussing Internet of Things.
Will serve as the N2Women chair at Sigcomm 2016 and the Poster and Demo chair at NSDI 2016.
Attending the Google faculty summit on Mobile on October 8th and 9th.
MobileHub won both the best paper award and the Gaetano Borriello best student paper award at Ubicomp 2015[Award].
I will be serving on the following program committees in 2016: Mobicom 2016, NSDI 2016, Infocom 2016, Mobisys 2016, HotMobile 2016, IMC 2016.
Our MobileHub paper was accepted at Ubicomp 2015.
I will be serving on the following program committees in 2015: Sigcomm 2015, Mobicom 2015, WWW 2015, HotNets 2015 and Ubicomp 2015
Our SPDY work won one of the Applied Networking Research Prizes in 2015.
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