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My academic life includes a Masters from the Electrical Engineering Department
at Columbia University, with Prof. Dan Rubenstein. We worked on Peer-to-Peer (P2P) networks.

I also hold an MSc. in Logic, Algorithms and Theory of Computation from the InterUniversity program organized by the National University of Athens and the National Technical University of Athens.I completed the program under the supervision of Professor Evangelos Kranakis of Carleton University, where I completed my master's thesis.

My undergraduate degree is in Physics from the University of Patras with distinction in the first two years and the final year.

During these years I also worked for two years as a Network Administrator for an ISP company in Greece (West Hellas Net) that was a local partner of Hellas On Line.
I was also affiliated with the Electrical Engineering Department and the Applied Electronics Laboratory as a PhD/Researcher.

Academic Research and Teaching Experience

Research Assistant

Fall 2003 - Present
Network Security Laboratory (NSL), research in the area of DDoS Attacks.
Implemented the WebSOS architecture and deployed it on PlanetLab

Spring 2002 - Spring 2003:
Design and implementation of a novel peer to peer client/server protocol in Java.
Performed Internet experiments to measure our protocol with up to 180 nodes in various locations around the world.

Instructor

Fall 2005: COMS W4995-1
Special Topics In Computer Science, I (NETWORKING LABORATORY)
Spring 2002: Introduction to Computers
Fall 2004: Introduction to Computers

 

 



Teaching Assistant

Fall 2003: COMS W4180 Network Security
Spring 2002: ELEN E4710y, An Introduction to Network Engineering
Fall 2001: ELEN E3910, Elements of Digital Systems