Exciting news : I’ll continue my journey at UCLouvain as Assistant Professor starting September 1st!
I am a Post-Doc at the IP Networking Lab of Olivier Bonaventure at the UCLouvain, following a 3 years post-doc at the Networked Systems lab of Dejan Kostic at KTH, Sweden. I defended my PhD thesis in 2018 at the Université de Liège in Belgium.
This website contains information about some posts about my research project, about some of the courses I gave, and unrelated posts in some fields I just enjoy like electronic, domotic, unix, or networking. I also built multiple Android applications, and in my young years, many websites.
Latest research posts
- New position: Assitant Professor at UCLouvain
I’m delighted to announce I’ll start as assistant professor on the 1st of September in the INGI department of the ICTEAM, EPL faculty at UCLouvain. Right where I am currently ... - Packet Order Matters won the NSDI’22 community award !
Data centers increasingly deploy commodity servers with high-speed network interfaces to enable low-latency communication. However, achieving low latency at high data rates crucially depends on how the incoming traffic interacts ... - Combined stateful classification and session splicing for high-sp…
After encountering novel challenges arising at 100G speeds, a follow-up longer version of our MiddleClick paper has been published in the IEEE/ACM Transaction on Networking journal in 2021 with hardware ... - The extended version of Cheetah: “A High-Speed Programmable…
In this journal version, we extended our conference paper with additional, peer-reviewed material: We implemented our system on QUIC using P4 and Picoquic. This demonstrates that our approach does not depend ... - Our new Journal extension of Metron “High Performance NFV S…
unning inside virtual machines (VMs) or containers. In this extended journal version published in ACM Transaction on Computer Systems, we put special effort on integrating these important blackbox types into ...
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