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IBM Almaden Visiting Researcher (2004)
I am visiting the On Demand and Grid Computing Group,
at the IBM Almaden Research Lab,
working on designing a new grid scheduling architecture.
Research:
2004xg-icdm
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Rights Assessment for Discrete Digital Data.
A foundational framework for Digital Rights Protection through
Information Hiding, an important part of my doctoral dissertation.
Research: 2002:NLW,
2002nrwm,
2002wmpower,
talks,
ONR Proposal,
CERIAS Proposal,
Proposal NSF,
CERIAS TR 2002-30,
CERIAS TR 2001-54,
2002wmdb-sigmod,
2002wmbounds,
2002wmss,
2003categorical,
2003wmdb-icde-demo,
2003wmsensor-VLDB,
2004thesis
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NEC Internship (Summer 2003)
My work at NEC Research in Cupertino. I work on
security and monitoring for Web Service Business Workflows.
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WMDB: Relational Database Watermarking.
A novel theory and proof-of-concept software implementation
for watermarking and information hiding in a relational data
framework. It includes a user-friendly GUI and enables remote
access to any arbitrary SQL database.
Research: 2002nrwm,
2002wmpower,
CERIAS TR 2002-28,
2002wmdb-sigmod,
sion2003categorical,
sion2003wmdb-icde-demo
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MATRIX. Peer to Peer CPU Sharing.
Matrix aims at using Peer to Peer computing in sharing CPU cycles.
Not finalized due to lack of time. Material for the future.
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NEC Internship (Summer 2001, Spring 2002)
My work at NEC Research in San Jose. I worked on building
a cache for dynamic database web driven sites as well as
in the area of content based delivery networks.
Research: 2002vldb,
TR at NEC Research 2001,
TR at NEC Research 2002
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XPRO: IP Router
A quite nice project, resulting in the writing from scratch of a TCP/IP Router,
including NAT, firewalling, network snooping, remote logging etc. I worked in a
team of 4 on this and wrote most of the routing structures, RIP, firewalling, control
interface, others. I invented a new routing structure, the TRIX. Was lots of fun.
Under the supervision of Dr. Comer,
the ultimate authority on this matter.
Research: report
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QUASAR: Quality of Service Aware Repository
When i changed my advisors i looked for a different research topic and
briefly worked on QoS. This is a project that is still alive and well,
taken over by somebody else. For my part i produced an initial
functional draft and wrote a technical report.
Research: TR at Computer Sciences,
2003quasaq-edbt
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IBM Internship (Summer 2000)
My work at IBM Transarc. This was my first internship
in the US. I worked in an R&D environment where
i developed an "object browser" for WebSphere tm.
as well as some other applications including
a stock quote retrieval application using EJBs,
hot technology at the time.
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The MicroServer
During my brief involvement with the Bond Agent System,
together with L. Boloni, I came up with an
idea of enabling access to methods and object through a HTTP interface (long before SOAP came about !!!).
This resulted in the MicroServer concept and implementation. Given that i left that lab, i did not work
on it anymore but nevertheless we got a paper out of it.
Research: micros2000
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The Bond Agent System
When i landed at Purdue i briefly worked in the Bond Agent System
Research lab (moved to Florida now). I changed my research topic after my first year but
nevertheless wrote some agents code and parts of a Bond beginners manual. This resulted also in
a peer-reviewed paper and several tech-reports.
Research: 2000asama,
TR-CS-BOND-2000,
TR-CS-ACL-2000
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Talking Objects.
A distributed servicing system on top of JVM done during
my undergraduate college years (1996-98). The main idea was to use
natural language in inter-entity communication and service
advertisments. I didn't finish it due to
other academic priorities (e.g. grad school :) But it seemed
that after i started doing that everybody followed: Jini, E-speak
etc. So i guess i was on the right track there. Maybe i will
continue this sometime in the future.
Research:
TR-CS-PUB-talking-nl-1999,
TR-CS-PUB-talking-id-1999,
TR-CS-PUB-talking-1999
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JVM: The Jet (Java) Virtual Medium
This is my main undergraduate thesis.
JVM is designed to use some of the advanced
features of java in order to create a friendly interface to a virtual
networked community. It is basically a distributed system enabling
a set of clients to transparently communicate by exchanging arbitrary
objects through the medium.
Research:
TR-CS-PUB-distrib-1999
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