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Postdoc at the distributed computer systems lab (DISCO) between April '22 and January '23. Until March '22, PhD student supervised by
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jens Schmitt (Head of DISCO lab).
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Event | Place | Date |
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WoNeCa 2022 | Lausanne, Switzerland | September 8-9, '22 |
IFIP Networking 2022 | Catania, Italy | June 13-16, '22 |
ACM SIGMETRICS 2022 | Mumbai, India | June 6-10, '22 |
VALUETOOLS 2020 | Event cancelled | May 18-20, '20 |
MMB / WoNeCa 2020 | Event cancelled / online event | March 16-19, '20 |
ASMTA 2019 | Moscow, Russia | October 23-15, '19 |
Dagstuhl Seminar 2019 | Dagstuhl, Germany | March 3-8, '19 |
ITG FG Workshop 2018 | Hamburg, Germany | December 12, '18 |
NetCal 2018 | Vienna, Austria | September 7, '18 |
IFIP Networking 2018 | Zurich, Switzerland | May 14-16, '18 |
MMB / WoNeCa 2018 | Erlangen, Germany | February 26-28, '18 |
IFIP Networking 2017 | Stockholm, Sweden | June 12-15, '17 |
ACM SIGMETRICS 2017 | Urbana-Champaign, USA | June 5-9, '17 |
MMB / WoNeCa 2016 | Münster, Germany | April 4-6, '16 |
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You can find me on GitHub!
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My research vision is the creation of a virtual wireless access network consisting of wireless LANs from different administrative domains, which cooperate in order to utilize radio resources most efficiently. To this end, my work currently focuses on
I am particularly interested in performance aspects, but also in security aspects in this context.
Furthermore, I am the main developer of the DISCO Network Calculator, a Java-based network calculus library, and have worked on various extensions to the MadWiFi Linux kernel device driver for Wireless LAN cards based on Atheros chipsets.
I have been a teaching assistant in the following courses:
I have been involved in the organization of the following conferences and workshops:
Furthermore, I have been TPC member of or reviewer for the following conferences, workshops and journals:
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Research Interests
ACM SIGCOMM '11 | August 15–19 | Toronto, Canada |
ACM Conference on Wireless Network Security (WiSec '11) | June 15–17 | Hamburg, Germany |
European Conference on Wireless Sensor Networks (EWSN '11) | Feb. 23–25 | Bonn, Germany |
Workshop on Secure Network Protocols (NPSec '10) | October 5–8 | Kyoto, Japan |
European Reconfigurable Radio Workshop (Wireless Innovation F.) | June 23–25 | Mainz, Germany |
12. Kryptotag der GI Fachgruppe "Angewandte Kryptographie" | April 9th | Karlsruhe, Germany |
ACM Conference on Wireless Network Security (WiSec '10) | March 22–24 | Hoboken, NJ, USA |
European Conference on Wireless Sensor Networks (EWSN '10) | Feb. 17–19 | Coimbra, Portugal |
Reiner Herrmann | Adapting DiscoSec to use the mac80211 Protocol Stack (BA) |
Daniel Poh | TinySec 2.x—TinySec on the TinyOS 2.x Platform (BA) |
Matthias Schäfer | KeyGen WSN—Development of a Standalone Implementation of our WSN Key Generation Protocol based on Physical Channel Properties (BA) |
Tim Stöber | Traffic Analysis using Software-defined Radios in an Airport Scenario (BA) |
Sven Oliver Kreis | Jamming in Wireless Networks—Implementation of Different Jamming Techniques using SDR and Evaluation of the Effectiveness in Real-world Scenarios (DA) |
Stefan Dyckmans | Real-time Classification of Wireless Communication Using Software-defined Radios(MA) |
Gregor Dschung | Efficient Wireless Traffic Classification using Software-defined Radio (BA) |
Nitin Makhloga | Performance Evaluation and Security Analysis of WiFire in a Wireless Sensor Network Scenario (MA) |
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