Samir R. Das, Stony Brook

Samir R. Das

Associate Professor

Ph.D., Georgia Tech

Email:

Voice: 631-632-1807
Fax : 631-632-8334

Office: 2313G, CS Building

US Mail:

Computer Science Department
SUNY at Stony Brook
Stony Brook, NY 11794-4400
U.S.A.

Areas of Interest

Mobile/wireless networking, ad hoc, mesh and sensor networks, performance evaluation, parallel discrete-event simulation.

Check out our papers among the oft cited papers on wireless networks at citeseer.

Laboratory

I direct the "Wireless Networking and Simulation Lab" (or WINGS lab).

Publications

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Most of my recent publications are related to wireless mesh, ad hoc and sensor networking. Earlier, I also published on parallel discrete event simulation and Internet web services. Most of the recent papers are online.

Professional Services and Awards

Journals

Editor, IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, 2004-present.
Editor, IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, 2005-present.
Editor, ACM/Springer Wireless Networks Journal, 2005 - present.
Editor, Ad Hoc Networks Journal, Elsevier Science, 2003-07.

Conferences

Program Co-Chair: IEEE WiMesh 2006, ICDCN 2006, ACM MobiCom 2004, ACM MobiHoc 2001, IWDC 2003.
Vice-chair, Mobile/Wireless Computing, ICPP 2008.
Program Committee Member: IEEE Infocom 2008-09; ACM MobiCom, 2003-08; ACM MobiHoc 2000-02,06-07; IEEE SECON 2004,06-07; ICDCS 2001,03,04,07; PADS 1996-2003.

Tutorials

Globecom 2006, San Fransisco.
Infocom 2006, Barcelona.
ICNP 2005, Boston.
Comsware 2006, New Delhi.

Awards

Best Paper Award, ACM MobiSys 2007 (for MobiSteer).
IEEE Computer Society Distinguished Visitor, 2001-2003.
NSF Faculty Early CAREER Award, 1998.

Teaching

Fall 2007: CSE 590: Wireless Networking and Systems

Where I have been

Associate Professor, Department of Electrical & Computer Engg. and Computer Science, University of Cincinnati, 2000-2002.
Assistant Professor, Division of Computer Science, University of Texas at San Antonio,1994-99.

I was educated in Jadavpur University in Calcutta and Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore, and then in Georgia Tech in Atlanta. I also worked briefly in Indian Statistical Institute in Calcutta.