Athina Markopoulou

Athina Markopoulou Assistant Professor EECS Dept., University of California, Irvine

Bio. I received my Diploma degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens, Greece, in 1996. I received my Master's and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University, in 1998 and 2003 respectively. During my Ph.D., I had internships at Aloha Networks, Nokia Research Center, and Cisco Systems. I have been a postdoctoral research fellow at Sprintlabs (2003) and at Stanford University (2004-2005), and a member of the technical staff with Arastra Inc.(2005). I joined the EECS faculty at UCI in Jan. 2006. My research interestes include network coding, media streaming, network measurement, and network security. I received the NSF CAREER award in 2008.

At UCI, I am affiliated with the EECS Dept., the Networked Systems Program, CalIT2, CPCC, and SCONCE.

Research. Design, analysis, and optimization of network protocols and algorithms. Current projects:

News

Two papers accepted in IEEE INFOCOM 2010. Preprints: "Predictive Blacklisting as an Implicit Recommendation System" and A Walk in Facebook: Unbiased Sampling of OSNs".
Media coverage of our work on predictive blacklisting by the MIT Technical Review, Slashdot, Dark Reading, ACM TechNews.
Check out the new graduate class (EECS246/NETSYS256) on Network Coding, offered this Fall quarter.
This quarter I am also teaching a graduate class (EECS215) on Algorithms.
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Office hours and drop-in time for Fall'09:

Tue and Thu 4-5pm in EH4207

Last updated: May '09