Dr. Lakshmish Ramaswamy is an Associate Professor in the Dept. of Computer Science at the University of Georgia. He co-directs the Network Systems Security Lab. Dr. Ramaswamy's research interests include Large-Scale Distributed Systems, Event Processing Systems, Overlay Networks, World Wide Web, Opportunistic Networks and Information Security, Privacy and Trust. He received the best paper award at the CoopIS-2010 conference for his research on cooperative mashup execution. He also received the best paper award at the WWW-2004 conference and the Pat Goldberg best paper award for the work on dynamic web content caching and delivery. Dr. Ramaswamy obtained PhD from the College of Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology. He also has a MS degree in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India.
Current Projects
In Spring 2011, I am teaching the Distributed Computing Systems course. A complete list of the courses that I have taught at UGA is available here.
I often serve on the program committees of conferences such as ICDCS, CoopIS, ICWS and CollaborateCom. More information on my professional services is available here.
Phani Rohit Mullangi (PhD, Ongoing) Deepika Sethi (MS, Ongoing) Raga Sowmya Tummalapenta (MS Ongoing) Venkata Sriram Akella (MS Ongoing) Aniruddha Jagalpure (MS, Ongoing) Chinmay Murugkar (MS, Ongoing) Dr. Jianxia Chen (PhD, Summer 2011, Currently employed at VMWare) Dr. Osama Al-Haj Hassan (PhD, Summer 2010, Currently Assistant Professor at Al-Isra University, Amman, Jordan) Kishor Mahajan (MS, 2011) Piyush Parate (MS, 2009, Currently at EITS, UGA) Sujeeth Thirumalai (MS, 2007, Currently at Akamai) |