I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the Colorado State University. I received my PhD from Syracuse University. Prior to moving to Fort Collins, I was a Researcher at the Community Grids Lab at Indiana University.

My research interests are in the areas of streaming and cloud-computing. I am the creator of two systems in the area of large-scale computing: the NaradaBrokering system for the scalable dissemination  of voluminous streams, and Granules which is a lightweight runtime for cloud computing.  

NaradaBrokering and Granules have been harnessed by systems in domains such as earthquake science, high energy physics, environmental and ecological monitoring, geosciences, GIS, and commercial internet conferencing systems.

Courses:

CS 670: Special topics in Architecture/Systems: Distributed Systems [Fall 2009]

CS 451: Operating Systems [Spring 2010]

Editorial Board

International Journal of Autonomic Computing. Inderscience. Geneva, Switzerland

Contact:

Department of Computer Science
Colorado State University
1100 Center Avenue Mall, Room 346
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1873 USA