The Second Asia Future Internet (AsiaFI)ഀ School on Mobile and Wireless Networks
ഀ ഀDate: January 12 Monday - January 16 Friday, 2009
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Venue: Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
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Invited Speakers (sort by name):
Prof. Andrei Gurtov, HIIT, Finland
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Prof. Andrei Gurtov is a principal scientist andഀ head of Networking Research Group at HIIT, Adjunct Professor (Dosentti),ഀ in TML and TKK. He's also a co-chair of IRTF research group on HIP.
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His research interests include Host Identityഀ Protocol, P2PSIP, Scalability and routing in overlay networks (i3,ഀ Chord), Game theoretic modeling, Internet architecture and Transportഀ protocols. He gave a tutorial "Introduction to HIP and its P2Pഀ applications" at P2P'08. He's also a TPC member in ServiceWave'08, IFIPഀ NETWORKING'09, IEEE P2P'08.
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His current projects include ICT SHOKഀ
FI, NordicHIP with SICS, Sweden(2006-2009) Trustworthy Internet, strategicഀ
project, 2006-2008 (leading scientist), Infrastructure for HIP II,ഀ
2006-2009 (project leader),and Wiseciti, 2008-2010 (team leader).
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Prof. Fuqiangഀ Liu, Tongji University, China
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Professor, Ph.D.ഀ Now he is vice-dean of School of Electronics and Information Engineering ofഀ Tongji University, vice-dean of the Academic committee of communication andഀ Electronics of Tongji University, advanced member of China Society of Image andഀ Graphics, and consultation adviser of the Shanghai government.
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In recent years, Prof. Liu has completed National Keyഀ
R&D projects, NSF of China, National Innovation Foundation provided by theഀ
Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) and so on. Presently, his laboratoryഀ
is committed to the National Key Fundamental Research of MOST (973 Program ofഀ
China), the International Key Cooperation projects of MOST, Internationalഀ
Cooperation projects, NSF of Shanghai, etc.
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Prof. Hwangjun Song, Postech, Korea
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Hwangjun Song received B.S. and M.S. degrees from Dept. Control and Instrumentationഀ
(EE), Seoul National University, Korea in 1990 and 1992, respectively. Fromഀ
1992 to 1994, he served (full-time) in Korea army. He received his Ph.D. degreeഀ
from the Department of Electrical Engineering-Systems at University of Southernഀ
California in 1999. From 2000 to 2005, he was an Assistant Professor/Vice Deanഀ
of Admission Affairs at Hongik University, Seoul, Korea. Since February, 2005,ഀ
he has been with POSTECH (Pohang University of Science and Technology), Korea.
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His research interests include multimedia networking/communication,ഀ
wired/wireless network protocols necessary to implement a functional real-timeഀ
image/video application, multimedia signal processing (image/video/audioഀ
compression, digital signal processing), and control system.
Prof. Jun Murai, Keio Univ., Japan
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Prof. Jun Murai, Ph.D., is currently a Professor,ഀ Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, Keio University since April ofഀ 1997, and a Vice-President of Keio University since May of 2005. He wasഀ Executive Director of the Keio Research Institute at SFC, Keio University fromഀ 1999.
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He graduated Keio University in 1979, Department ofഀ Mathematics, Faculty of Science and Technology. He received his MS for Computerഀ Science from Keio Universit y in 1981, and received his Ph.D in Computerഀ Science, Keio University, in 1987.
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He was a member of Internet Architecture Board (IAB)ഀ from 1993 to 1995, a member of the board of trustees of the Internet Societyഀ (ISOC) from 1997 to 2000, a member of the board of directors of the Internetഀ Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) from 1998 to 2003. He isഀ appointed as one of the advisory member of IT Strategy Headquarters establishedഀ within the Cabinet of Japan since August 2000, and the Information Securityഀ Policy Council established within the Cabinet of Japan since May 2005. Heഀ received the Jonathan B. Postel Service Award from the Internet Society (ISOC)ഀ in 2005, and the Funai Achievement Award 2007 from the Forum on Informationഀ Technology (Japan) on September 6, 2007.
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Prof. Keiichi Shima, IIJ and NAIST Univ., Japan
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Mr. Keiichi Shima is now a senior researcher of IIJഀ and NAIST University. He Graduated from School of Information Science in 1996.
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He is researching IPv6 host and network mobilityഀ technology for the coming all un-wired IPv6 Internet. He was the Nara Instituteഀ of Science and Technology WIDE project Area Director (General and Deploymentഀ Area) from 2004 to 2006, the Core member of the KAME project from 2001 to 2006,ഀ the researcher about IIJ Research Laboratory Internet Initiative Japan Inc onഀ 2001.
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Prof. Kilnam Chon, KAIST, Korea
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Prof. Kilnam Chon received his B.S. in Engineeringഀ Science, Osaka University, March 1965, M.S. in Computer Science, UCLA,ഀ December 1967 and Ph.D in Computer Science, UCLA, September 1974. He becameഀ Professor of Computer Science Department of KAIST since 1982 (Department Chairഀ from 1985-1987). He was a visiting Professor of Advanced Network Systemഀ Architecture in Cambridge, UK from 1987 to 1988, and visiting Professor ofഀ Center for Studies of Language and Information in Stanford University, USഀ from 1994 to 95.
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His research interests include Computer Networking,ഀ Distributed Processing, Human Computer Interaction, System Engineering.ഀ His awards include World Technology Award 2003 in Communications Technology,ഀ Presidential Award 1998 in Information Technology and Presidential Awardഀ 1980 in Mountain Climbing.
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Prof. Lixia Zhang, UCLA, USA
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URL: http://www.cs.ucla.edu/~lixia/
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Professor at UCLA Computer Science Department, andഀ member of the Internet Architecture Board (IAB).
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Prof. Zhang received her PhD degree in computerഀ science from MIT in 1989 and joined Xerox Palo Alto Research Center as a memberഀ of research staff. She joined UCLA's Computer Science Department in Januaryഀ 1996. She coined the phrase "middlebox" in 1999 which was quicklyഀ picked up by IETF and it is now used in many IETF documentations. She is currentlyഀ tackling resiliency and security issues in the Internet infrastructure, such asഀ the global routing system and Domain Name System (DNS), and the systemഀ challenges in deploying cryptographic protections in global scale open systemsഀ such as the Internet.
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Prof. Zhang is currently serving on the Internetഀ Architecture Board (IAB), also co-chairing the IRTF Routing Research Group.ഀ Previously she served as the vice chair of ACM SIGCOMM (1999-2003), Co-Chair ofഀ IEEE Communication Society Internet Technical Committee (1995-2000), Associateഀ Editor for ACM Computer Communication Review (1991-1999), and also served onഀ the Editorial Board for IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking (1992-1998). She isഀ a Fellow of ACM and IEEE.
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Prof. Nobuo Kawaguchi, Nagoya Univ., Japan
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Prof. Nobuo Kawaguchi is an associate professor ofഀ Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya University.
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His primary interest lies in the area of mobileഀ
computing, wireless networks, mobile agent technology, Java computing,ഀ
distributed computation, functional programming, program transformation,ഀ
verification, and support environment for programming activities. He alsoഀ
started to study about multi-modal user interface with speech understanding.
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Prof. Ryuji Wakikawa, Toyota InfoTechnology Center,ഀ Japan
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Prof. Ryuji Wakikawa received his Ph.D degreeഀ in Keio University, Shonan Fujisawa Campus, Japan in April 2004. He wonഀ the 10th Ericsson Young Scientist Award, Japan in October 2007. He'sഀ an Assistant Professor in Department of Environmental, Keioഀ University, Adjunct Assistant Professor in Otuma Women's University and Adjunctഀ Assistant Professor in Asian Institute of Technology.
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Prof. Ryuji Wakikawa has lots of research interestsഀ which include Mobile Computing, Internet Protocols, Ubiquitous Computing, IPv6,ഀ Mobile IPv6, Mobile Network (NEMO), Proxy Mobile IPv6, Ad-hoc Network (MANET),ഀ IP Multihoming, System operations, BSD operating systems.
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Prof. Ryuji Wakikawa participated in the IETFഀ meetings from 2000 until now. He have contributed to MIP6, NEMO, Monami6, MEXT,ഀ AUTOCONF, MANET working groups and published several RFCs and internet drafts.
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Prof. Sangheonഀ Pack, Korea University, Korea
ഀ ഀNow he is anഀ assistant Professor of School of Electrical Engineering, Korea University.
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Prof. Songwu Lu, UCLA, USA
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Prof. Songwu Lu is an Associate Professor ofഀ Computer Science in UCLA. He got his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computerഀ Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His major honors andഀ awards includes NSF CAREER Award, 2001, Recipient of Okawa Foundation Researchഀ Grant, 2005, IEEE Senior Membership, etc.
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His research interests include wirelessഀ networking, Mobile systems, wireless and Internetഀ security, Internet protocols and systems. He used to be Program Committeeഀ Co-Chair in ACM MOBICOM 2005, Program Committee Memeber in ACM MOBICOM 2007,ഀ IEEE INFOCOM 2007, ACM MOBIHOC 2006, IEEE INFOCOM 2006, ACM SIGCOMM Asiaഀ Workshop 2005, IEEE INFOCOM 2005, WICON 2005, ACM MOBICOM 2004, IEEE ICNP 2004 andഀ so on.
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Prof. Taekyoungഀ Kwon, Seoul National University, Korea
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He received hisഀ B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Seoul National University in 1993, 1995 andഀ 2000 respectively. Now he is an associate Professor of Seoul Nationalഀ University.
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His researchഀ
interests include ad hoc network, sensor network, multimedia streaming,ഀ
wireless technologies convergence, mobility management, peer-to-peer mobility,ഀ
ubiquitous/mobile computing, active queue management, etc.
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Prof. Thomasഀ Heide Clausen, Ecole Polytechnique, France
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A graduate ofഀ Aalborg University, Denmark (M.Sc., PhD - civilingeniør, cand. polyt), Thomasഀ spent a number of years at INRIA. There he, among other things, spent his timeഀ developing and standardising OLSR.
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In 2004 he joinedഀ faculty at Ecole Polytechnique, France's premiere technical university.
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He has aഀ
particular affinity for “applicable research”, and enjoys working withഀ
industrial partners and standardisation bodies. He is, thus co-chair of theഀ
MANET AUTOCONF working group within the IETF, as well as the author and editorഀ
of several standard track and other documents within the IETF.
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Prof. Xing Li, Tsinghua University, China
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Prof. Xing Li is a professor of the Department ofഀ Electronics Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. He is now theഀ deputy director of China Education and Research Network (CERNET) Center and aഀ member of Technical Board of the China Education and Research Network Project.ഀ He received his B. S. degree in radio electronics from Tsinghua University,ഀ Beijing in 1982, and his M. S. and Ph. D. degrees in electrical engineeringഀ from Drexel University, USA in 1985 and 1989, respectively.
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His research activities and interests includeഀ statistical signal processing, multimedia communication and compute networks.ഀ He has published one book and more than 160 papers in his research areas.
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Prof. Xing Li is the fellow of China Communicationഀ Institute, a senior member of China Electronic Institute. He is the member of Sigmaഀ Xi. He is also the Chairman of Asia Pacific Networking Group (APNG) and aഀ member of executive council of Asia Pacific Network Information Center (APNIC).
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Prof. Yan Ma, BUPT, China
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Prof. Yan Ma graduated in BUPT in 1982. He's now viceഀ president of Network Information Center, professor in Computer Science andഀ Technology Department and doctoral supervisor.
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He's in charge of the construction of campusഀ computer networks of "211" public service architecture in BUPT. Heഀ also participates in the constructions of China ATM Science Experiment Networkഀ Project, CERNET, NFSCnet and so on as a committee of experts.
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Right now his research includes network managementഀ technology in TCP/IP network, network security, mobile IP, IPv6, etc.
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