James P.G. Sterbenz

		Visiting Professor of Computing Computing Department InfoLab 21 Faculty of Applied Sciences Lancaster University Lancaster, Lancashire, UK <jpgs@comp.lancs.ac.uk> <jpgs@tik.ee.ethz.ch> [Lancaster and European research correspondence]   CV at http://jpgs.sterbenz.org
Associate Professor
The University of Kansas
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science		Communications and Networking Systems Laboratory
School of Engineering	Edwards Campus	Information & Telecommunication Technology Center
3036 Eaton Hall		209 Nichols Hall
1520 West 15th St	12600 Quivira Rd	2335 Irving Hill Rd
Lawrence	Overland Park	Lawrence
Kansas	Kansas	Kansas
66045-7621	66213-2402	66045-7612
USA	USA	USA
38.957 N 95.254 W		38.952 N 95.264 W
+1 785 864 8846		+1 785 864 7972
<jpgs@eecs.ku.edu>		<jpgs@ittc.ku.edu>
[KU teaching and EECS correspondence]		[ITTC research correspondence]
ACM	<jpgs@acm.org>	PO Box 4050
IEEE	<jpgs@ieee.org>	Lawrence, KS 66046-1050 USA
IEEE ComSoc	<jpgs@comsoc.org>	+1 508 944 3067
IEICE (Japan)	<jpgs@m.ieice.org>	Skype: jpgsterbenz
IEE (UK)	<jpgsterbenz@iee.org>	<jpgs@sterbenz.org>
[professional society correspondence]		[other correspondence and urgent telephone calls]

Since I maintain a research office in Nichols Hall, a teaching office in Eaton Hall, may be on Edwards campus, or travelling, I strongly advise emailing or calling before expending any significant effort in finding me. Until I arrive in the fall email is the only practical way to reach me.

Research

Interests and Projects

My research interests span a wide range of areas in networking and communication among distributed systems and applications, particularly in new, challenging, and novel contexts and application scenarios:

• survivable, resilient, and disruption tolerant networking
  • ResiliNets at Lancaster University (UK) and the KU ITTC (US)
  • SUMOWIN
• mobile wireless networking for ubiquitous personal computing
• high-speed (bandwidth) low-latency networking and communication
• programmable, active, and cognitive networks

Students

Note: I will be hiring a graduate research assistant in the near future. Read this information before contacting me.

Publications

Full list coming soon; selected publications available through research links above.

My book High-Speed Networking: A Systematic Approach to High-Bandwidth Low-Latency Communication

Teaching

KU

• EECS 800: Survivable, Resilient, and Disruption-Tolerant Networking
  • fall 2005
• EECS 663: Introduction to Communication Networks
  • spring 2006 [Edwards Campus]

Other classes and tutorials

Professional Activities and Service

Coming soon.

Links

• Lancaster University academic page
• professional page at sterbenz.org
• personal page at sterbenz.org

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